01 May 1975
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
1
Fort Zumwalt Board of Education approves a 4020 dollar year long project to develop drug education for public schools. A 22 member Drug Education Curriculum Committee will study and buy materials, begin fall 1975 76, with graduate credit hours for members.
Lovely Linda and 17 year old Francis Howall High School senior vie for the 1975 Junior Miss title in Missouri. The judging includes interview, poise, fitness, scholastic standing and talent with a college schedule angle.
Real estate section offers homebuyer tips and investor guidance as the fishing season opens at Busch and the scene hints at market actions and trade opportunities amid a morning routine note.
Obituaries and sports notes appear amid leisure and camping classifieds. The column blends community notices, member remarks, and brief sports updates with local names and events.
Principal Ed Young leads a four day effort to start Adult Basic Education at McKinley School for residents over 16 not attending school. Teachers and district support back the project though funding remained a hurdle before doors for the program could fully open.
St Charles officials discussed a proposed ordinance banning parking within 50 feet of Clark Street on Lindenwood Avenue after an 18 year old Bridgeton Birt died in a two car crash at the intersection. Traffic Committee Chairman Harold Webbink acknowledged the ordinance had not been approved and faced delays from city politics and elections. Neighbors say the ban might not have prevented the accident, while Webbink took some blame.
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