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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1976
Page
8
The festival society with 3,000 signatures supports new rules for beer gardens, including nine security measures and two police officers at entrances to curb minor access. Entertainment approval due by June 15 1976, and festival committee decisions to be finalized next week at a St Charles Midwest gathering.
An Ad Hoc Committee for Evaluation at Saint Mary's College of O'Fallon released a poll from the Bicentennial Year January 12 follow up. April 5 interviews with administration faculty staff and students show general satisfaction, with several respondents noting the day built a sense of community and desire to improve America while stressing better communication and shared decision making.
Officials debate creating a county sewer engineer position while preserving the existing highway engineer. Salaries proposed range from 10 000 to 20 000 dollars for the new post, with current surveyor Robert Wright earning 15 000. Prosecutors see no statutory block on holding multiple positions.
The Golden Age Express serves local seniors, offering a social ride to shops and doctors. Worsening vehicle condition and high maintenance costs threaten service, prompting the Community Development Office to seek a new bus. A $99,000 allocation falls short, and a remaining request was rejected by the Department of Transportation. A third public meeting is set for May 17 at the Odell Center to decide on funding and public input.
The Greater St. Louis Area Missouri Ambassadors toured St. Charles on Friday to promote Missouri tourism. Shirley Hutchins of the Tourist Information and Convention Bureau announced the visit boosts the city’s exposure. The tour included the South Main District, Newhill McElhinay House, Lindenwood College, Bushnell Garden, and the St. Charles Vintage House and Wine Garden with lunch at Copper Platter.
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