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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
1
An unclear report describes a vehicle incident on a farm area south of La Denne along Highway 40 41. Details are distorted but mention a car and farm activities with possible reference to a person named Frad Dorpis and Charles Camry.
A county youth committee gathers at the courthouse for an evening meeting to discuss needs of county youths. The Citizens' Youth Committee plans programs and partner involvement, with university support and extension service input noted.
St Charles City School Board plans a private elementary summer school program this summer via a private corporation. The plan, led by district principals, seeks approval to lease space and materials, with a daily rate around $85 per student and a $15 weekly option, while insurance and consumable textbooks are arranged.
The financially strained St. Coprles Housing Authority faces a 2 341,809 operating budget for the year and hopes for 978,408 in federal aid. House bill 614 seeks funding shifts and a 20 monthly subsidy to local authorities for welfare tenants, aiding the Charles project with 35 tenants and a projected income rise, while federal support remains uncertain.
A fragmentary student travel piece recounts a 1872 pilgrimage to the Holy Land, detailing plans, greetings, and journey logistics. It mentions Baptist Church ties, travel from Chicago, and participants including Mrs Howell and others from St Charles City Sulive District, with notes on flight and airport experiences.
Fragmentary OCR reads a group photo with names like Lucite Sleplelis Rosalie Lehman Ray varnes MayyuliG Saino and others, unclear event or location, many misread or invented terms.
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