District Bond Issues Up For Vote Across Five Districts
Voters in five districts consider bond packages totaling 2 1 million to fund school facilities. O Fallon adds 233 000 for elementary space in St Peters and a new unit. St Charles 460 000 for high school work. Orchard Farm 1 000 000 for classrooms. West Allen Portage Hall Dechard Farm Kampville seek gym and classroom additions. no registration required to vote.
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Edwin Lampitt Named Associate By TEC
Edwin A. Lampitt, a structural engineer from St Charles with Pekin projects, is named associate in charge of TECs new office at 1430 in St Louis. He previously led his own firm and later became Senior Development Engineer in American Car and Primarys Research Department after moving to Le Louis.
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Wetter Named Agony Manager At Met Life St Charles Office
Melvin G Wetter of 4225 Concordis Lane has been appointed agony manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Companys St Charles office by Manager Eugene Westerwian. In 1963 Wetter joined two others in the Southwestern Territory by placing over 1 000 000 in production credit.
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Concordis Lane
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St. Charles
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Militon Foreman Promoted at Union Electric St Charles District
Milton F. Reuns of 829 Warrington Street has been promoted from line troubleman to line crew foreman in Union Electric Company's St Charles District Brunsewan after 23 years with the utility He began as a groundman and has held roles including truck driver operator apprentice lineman and line troubleman.
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Warringoon ‘Street
Union Electric Company
St. Charles
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Earnings Rise For Common Stock In 1968
Earnings for common stock in 1968 reached 98.697 million dollars, with earnings per share at 14.26 dollars, up from 11.80 in 1962. Kilowatt hour sales rose 10.4 percent and operating revenues climbed 6.6 percent to 185.417 million. Industrial customers drove the biggest gains as residential sales rose 7.5 percent despite cooler summers. During the year 90.3 million was spent on new facilities, the Taum Sauk pumped storage project began operation, and construction started on additional capacity including a 525,000 kilowatt line. Investment exceeded 192 million. The text ends with a cryptic line.
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