07 Jan 1965
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
1
A wounding case at St Charles involve Bob Cochran who says his wife Elizabeth shot him during a domestic dispute. The same report details burglaries at multiple local sites and a push for juvenile jury trial changes in Missouri law.
Read across two districts covers bond issues for Augusta and O Fallon with a merger proposal with Francis Howell District. Details include bond amounts 240000 for Augusta and 280000 for O Fallon, nine to ten percent state levy limits, and disputed consolidation affecting tax levels, classroom capacity, and school placement between Augusta and Washington Missouri areas.
A reader recounts research on West Alton, Malta, and Missouri Point in Missouri, tracing old maps and records. The note mentions the Post Office, Pestmeaters, and a letter to the War Department about an inquiry, highlighting the town’s name variations and archival gaps.
Carol Jeanine Scrivner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Scrivner of St. Charles, born at 4:55 a.m. New Year’s Day weighing seven pounds nine and one half ounces at St. Joseph Hospital. Her sister, also born on January 1, 1983, in Lebanon, Missouri, is noted as the family’s first baby of the year. Local coverage lists prizes and celebrants from the First Baby contest.
The approval clears a $450,000 plan to construct four miles of corridor near the Missouri research facilities. Local leaders from the UDC and Missouri research group push industrial development and a five acre site, with a long term lease and a 330 year purchase option.
Survey by the Missouri Public Expenditures Office finds most residents pay higher total property taxes than the state average. Cities like Portage and O Fallon show combined rates around five dollars with school taxes near three dollars. Weldon Spring and Wentzville approach or slightly exceed the average while several towns fall below in county and city totals.
John Mack of Wentzville has been chosen as the Missouri Poster Seal Boy for 1968. He and his parents were guests of Mrs. John Dalton in Jefferson City where Dalton autographs were exchanged with Governor Dalton at the Capitol.
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