Public Works Bill May Provide Employment for County Jobless
A $3.6 billion public works bill, passed despite presidential vetoes, aims to employ the nation’s eight percent unemployed. It allocates $2 billion for construction, $700 million for water and erosion control, and $1.25 billion in revenue sharing, with Missouri potentially receiving up to about $10 million as the Environmental Protection Agency implements the funds.
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Horoscope and funding notes mix in tangled local page
A horoscope column for Aquarius and Pisces is followed by a mangled St. Charles County funding report. The horoscope promises trust and praise, while the funding piece discusses federal grants for public works and a 1.25 billion revenue sharing add on, with unclear finalization and multiple projects.
Page County Utes Club Civic Night Highlights
Local listings show a hectic page with scattered events including a Boys' Club intro lecture on Scientology at 138A Main, Cub Scout Pack 828 at Central School, Wenaville Board of Aldermen meeting at 7:20, and a Transcendental Meditation session in Jefferson plus St. Charles Barbershoppers at Bees Park.
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