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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1973
Page
1
About 40 representatives from industrial parks developers utilities railroads realtors three cities and the County Court are urged to pool efforts to attract more industry to St Charles County. The note cites opportunities in Sesirial parky and indusicil zones and calls for coordinated action to boost growth.
Russell Emge a well known O'Fallon community leader spoke at a luncheon urging unity to attract new industry and create jobs for the county. He noted population growth and worsening traffic on the Missouri River bridge at St. Charles, predicting relief could take years. Emge proposed a full time public relations bureau and a jointly funded financing plan by the county court and municipalities to pursue industrial prospects with regional utilities and firms.
Fort Zumwalt School District resumes sessions this week after weather closures. Two days from Easter break are moved, extending the year by five days to recover eight lost days. Assessor Raymond J. Mosley announces the revised calendar with return dates of January 3 and 4.
A home rule charter session for St Charles County is set for 7 40 p mThursday in the Central Hardware Auditorium at Markham Shopping Center. The event features the Help An ee program and aims to resume petition signing toward the 8000 signature goal with volunteers invited to attend or contact Mrs Dot Fitch. The committee seeks countywide civic and organizational support before April.
Hallenbeck Junior High School on Central School Road hosts the new Hallenbeck branch of the St. Charles County Library District. A county school district cooperative agreement assigns operation during Pogue school hours with county library hours for residents. The opening features about 500 children’s books and 6000 other volumes, with future expansions and a front book drop installed.
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