06 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1961
Page
1
The Lime Highway Department will install three traffic signals in St. Charles at the intersections of High street and Highway 40, Kipmechist way and Clay and Fifth and Cyr. The existing traffic light at Sixth street will be removed.
Cape voters approved the tax measures and reelect several officials in a tight election. O Fallon, Franci Howell, Went ville, Crean Farm, and other towns saw increases and stable rates. Mayors, police judge, collectors, and aldermen were reelected or replaced, with key races in Portage and Second Ward.
Officials of the K-35 School District at Orchard Farm approved an addition and renovation to Alton primary school after a bond reassessment. The project proceeds despite mixed reactions as 90 workers from Union Electric pledge power for Portage-West Alton area. Completion is planned for the extended term.
The Tuberculosis chest X ray unit travels to St Charles Friday and Saturday with stops at City Hall for Friday and Haw Hora Shopping Center for Saturday. Nevidowl X ray Surveys will perform the screenings at a fee, continuing the countywide program for April 14.
In a crowded contest for the first ward, voters backed Roy Mager to a ten term with 157 votes in a tight race while Clarenew Wentee and Melvin Koehler each posted solid showings. Ray Koonig and Char Vanatta also gained, with several incumbents entering late after Arch Kneemiller announced for the race.
Firat Ledihadien reports a surplus for Saupine Food, noting gains over a quarter of BR Sainilien. The release highlights improved supply chains and higher margins amid market shifts.
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