McKinley School PTA Benefit Rummage Sale This Saturday
The McKinley School PTA will hold a benefit rummage sale at the school this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. The Metro West Association for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Becky-David School with Dr. Richard Biendorf as guest speaker. An informal discussion follows for interested parents.
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McKinley School Pta
Metro West Ass'n
Becky-David
Jungs Station Rd
Richard Biendorf
St.Charles
Steven Sievert
Howard Sievert
Parr
Wentzville
Dixie
Western Pacific
Joseph C. .Fiorino
St. Charles
Kansas City
Gordon Heuser
Rolla Pennell
City study lectures add speakers at Lindenwood
Cervantes continues on page seven with a City study led by students in nine courses. Lindenwood's January Term features in depth talks both on and off campus with Mayor Cervantes and speakers including Don Register Jan 18, Gwen Giles Jan 20, Pearlie Evans Jan 26, and Joseph Pree Jan 27 at Young Auditorium. All lectures are free to the public.
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Lindenwood
Cervantes
Don Register
Mayor’s Commission On Housing
Young
Gwen Giles
St. Louis
Pearlie I. Evans
Division of Community Services
Department of Welfare
Joseph Pree
Dignity Reading
Airport funds shape Missouri politics and tax debates
The piece argues airport revenue bonds totaling 150 million could influence Cervantes in seeking Missouri governorship and boost state economy. It notes tax allocations favoring Al, the zoo, Art Museum, and Natural History Museum in Clayton, which has no tax support. The author also recalls addressing about 100 members of the North St. Louis County Community Chambers of Commerce.
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Zoo
Art Museum
Museum of Natural History
Clayton
Cervantes
Missouri
Illinois
North St. Louis County
Community group backs Missouri airport project
A meeting of about 500 members discussed the air port situation and its service and economic impact on Missouri. Attendees asked questions and offered to aid the pre effort, endorsing locating the airport in Missouri and pledging full support.
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Missouri
Shaffer Declines Clear Stance on Airport Controversy
The Journal reveals ongoing efforts to obtain an official position from Shaffer OA1 FAA regarding a proposed Metropolitan St. Louis airport project. Shaffer states his belief but refuses further comment until an official site approval request is received, urging fact gathering and public hearings before decisions.
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Journal
Shaffer
FAA
Metropolitan
St. Louis
Tally
Ogilvie
Cervantes
Bomb Drops on Hiroshima Ends City’s War Effort
The August 6 1945 bombing of Hiroshima, Japan marked a pivotal escalation in World War II. The attack targeted military and industrial facilities within the city, triggering massive devastation and shifting the war’s course.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Opera Treasures and Disaster Strands in Momentary Tales
The article recalls favorite operas La Boheme and Serpina's tale of love and disguise, then shifts to a midwest fire where a couple and others flee a blaze. Firefighters battled low water pressure, victims found lodging with Salvation Army aid, and families combed debris for valuables overnight.
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RMD
Spe
St. Charles
Salvation Army
Tragic one car crash kills Cottleville youth outside Francis Howell HS
A 16 year old Cottleville boy John Wesley Niswonger was killed and two classmates critically injured when a car driven by Mark Teson left Francis Howell High School parking, hit a tree, and rolled. Funeral services were held for Niswonger with survivors listed. coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Cottleville
John Wesley-Niswonger
Francis Howell High School
Mark Teson
St. Peters
Dennis Porter
Lewis and Clark Technical School
St. Charles
Young Teson
Cattleville United Church of Christ
James Niwsonger
James N., Jr
Terry Lee
David Allan
Dale Thomas
Sharon Ann
Nora Jean
Fire injures woman and baby in juvenile arson incident
Journal reports a juvenile entered a building to sniff gasoline and started a blaze after lighting a cigarette. Robert Kaplan notes 24 occupied units in a concrete floored building valued at 250000 dollars with few tenants home as fire trapped a woman and her baby on the third floor.
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Robert Kaplan
1970 Uzbek traffic constable retires from city duty
In Uzbekistan a seven year old man reportedly left retirement in 1970 to work as a traffic policeman in the Soviet Union's republic.
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Uzbekistan
Soviet Union
Ment
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Mark Twain Shopping Center
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