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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1972
Page
1
Howell and Zumwall districts push for tax increases to fund school needs as candidates, including women, seek four seats in Lake, ringing wards. Widespread district proposals seek higher levies to support transportation, operations, and school programs amid parent and community debate.
An open letter discusses the First Safe Capitol and urban renewal in St. Charles, urging voters to consider how the plan is interpreted by judges and its financial impact. It cites costs of 2 3/4 and 3/4 local citations, a projected $2,100,000 urban renewal package, and potential benefits like parking structures and rental income while noting uncertainties in feasibility studies and expert conclusions.
The St Charles Goumly Sternf's Dept begins a car per man plan assigning patrol cars to 19 roadmen and six detectives. Total cost 390 with projected two year savings over 115 700. Judges Lest Luerkenhans Douglas Borchert join Sheriff in rollout with Assoc Judge Darbynly.
Local leaders clash over a five ward ballot plan for annexation with council members Skeprveihr and Johnson voicing support and opponents including Robert P. Martiaus Cyel fehete and Ward candidates raising concerns about costs and timing. A near term city program framing renewal plans adds to the controversy.
In O'Fallon and Wentzville voters prepare for a local election with several incumbents facing challengers. The races include new alderman candidates and a ward-wide contest, while council leadership positions and eviction-related issues draw attention.
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