St Louis urban renewal pioneer bets on 353 tax cut plan
A small businessman Leon Strauss reshapes DeBaliviere and surrounding 106 acres in St. Louis with a Chapter 353 tax incentive and a $4 million bank loan. He relocates residents, renovates half-century buildings into modern apartments and condominiums, attracting tech workers and diverse communities while crime drops and a national housing group lauds the project. Strauss says the effort aims to revive neighborhoods despite remaining urban decay and suburban migration.
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Mount St Mary's College Receives $100000 Grant
Mount St Marys College has been named recipient of a $100000 grant from the Surdna Foundation of New York City to support state capital improvements and renovation of Flynn and Barrett Halls and parts of the Bradley Administration Building. The 1981 grant totaling $800000 was announced by President Dr. Robert J. Wickenheiser.
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