City to Alter Stop Sign Policy After Study
St Charles traffic engineer Doug Hopkins plans a major project to rearrange stop signs across intersections. A Northwestern Traffic Institute policy will guide decisions, with counts on pedestrians, vehicle delays, volumes, and accidents to shape which sites get new controls.
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Northwestern University ‘Twaffic Institute
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Doris Sutter Hosts Club Meeting and Plans Visitor's Day
Mrs. Doris Sutter hosted the June 20 gathering of the Friedals Community Extension Club. Five members and one guest, Mrs. Ann Gwens, attended. Plans were made for Visitor's Day on July 12 in Columbia. Five sub members traveled to Pierre Marquette Lodge via highways 144 and 270 and River Road through Alton, Fiasa, and Grafton with Mrs. Pat Brown driving and Mrs. E Finke reviewing Missouri and Mississippi river navigation. After dinner the group toured the grounds. The club will meet July 18 at Mrs. Louis Rohre's home for a fabric flammability lesson.
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Friedals Community Extension Club
Ann Gwens
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Grafton
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Come N See in 73 Missouri State Fair
Governor Bond promotes the 1973 Missouri State Fair to be held August 16 through 18 in Sedalia. He urges all Missourians to attend and enjoy new attractions such as NASA moon rocks, Navy skydivers, art exhibits, and the Treasure Hunt while preserving popular events like horse and motorcycle races and livestock shows.
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Jones
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Cave ride at Fantastic Caverns near Springfield
Visitors at Fantastic Caverns just north of Springfield can ride through one of Missouri's famed caves in a special guided cave tour that showcases stalactites and underground formations. The article notes the cave's scenic appeal and popular appeal to tourists seeking natural wonders.
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Springfield
Missouri
Fane Tastic Caverns Declared World’s Only Drive In Cave
The Missouri Tourism Commission proclaims Fane Tastic Caverns as the world’s only drive in cave, highlighting its unique accessibility and appeal to visitors seeking a new kind of underground tour.
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