Energy Crisis May Change Patterns of US Development
Energy crisis may speed inner city living and mass transit while curb urban outmigration. City leaders say fuel concerns boost downtown development, fringe growth, and attached housing while subsidies support transit and fear of crime and race tensions recede. The changes are uncertain, with officials noting it’s too early to tell lasting effects.
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Josh Fitzhugh
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Planning Commission
Doug Parker
United States Department of Housing
Wichita
Paul McGinns
Donald Moore
Brooklyn
Personal News of Laddonia updates and charity vote
Bruce Ashlock announced final plans for a slow pitch softball team for summer. The meeting voted to donate 25 to the Darrell Stick family fund. Darrell Stick, former Missouri Jaycees president, suffered a recent house fire that killed his nine year old daughter and injured his wife.
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Bruce Ashlock
Stick Family Fund
Stick
The
Missouri Jaycees
Energy crisis reshapes city life and transit use
Amid fuel shortages, urban sociologist Susan Keller notes a clash between open space dreams and city appeal. Mass transit gains 5 to 10 percent in some cities as buses and car pool lanes expand. Los Angeles sees freeway traffic drop up to 33 percent, while downtown parking falls 20 to 45 percent. City planners discuss downtown revival and mixed redevelopment.
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Princeton University
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Boston
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David Grayson
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New York
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Atlanta
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Richard Seeler
Seniors of Wellsville Middlesex High School Class of 1974
Senior photos from Wellsville Middlesex R-1 High School feature the 1974 graduates with parent names addresses and future plans. More senior pictures to follow.
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Wellsville
Middletown
R-1 High School
R-1 Band Receives I Rating At Two Year Mark
Personal news from Wellsville notes four judges rate a sight reading session, with a compiled critique and overall I rating for the R-1 Band over the past two years. The public is invited to an event Thursday evening, with about 25 band members in small ensemble and solo contests Friday.
Paris Student Lands Summer Job At Library
MISS SHARON GILL daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Gill of Paris has summer employment at the Little Dixie Regional Library in Moberly. She attends Central Missouri State University Warrensburg in her junior year specializing in Library Science. MRS RUTH ASHCRAFT was transported from Pleasant View Rest Paris to Monroe Manor by Agnew Ambulance Monday morning.
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Sharon Gill
J. E. Gill
Paris
The
Little
Ruth Ashcraft
Pleasant View Rest
Monroe Manor
Agnew
Centralia Personal News Highlights Church Film Night
Centralia notes show sixth grader with Bill Ray in class, seventh grader with Joe Acuff, and recreation leader Tom Bramon. The First Baptist Church of Centralia screened A Thief In The Night on March 31 during Sunday services. Rev Joe Acuff spoke before the film, hymns followed, and Rev Mitchell S Stephens of Bethlehem Baptist Church led the closing prayer.
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Charles Davidson
Bill Ray
Joe Acuff
Tom Bramon
First Baptist Church of
Centralia
Mitchell S. Stephens
Bethlehem Baptist Church
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