30 May 1974
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1974
Page
1
Two young ink Spot puppies famed for their singing at the St. Charles Animal Shelter. Steve invites auditions and adoption, call 723 6887 for details.
Rotary Club of St. Charles meets noon while O Fallon hosts bowling and Optimist Club events at Lion’s Den and St Peters area. Activities include Recovery tea at St Charles Burrainee School basement and Sweet Adeline at St Job's United Church of Christ. Ridge Runners meet at 6 11 pan coffee house 1935 First Capitol. Friday thrift shop and Coffee House fill evening slots. Saturday SCENE recycling collection and St Peters Square Panel lab plus a tea at Tea Kettle Restaurant. Sunday South Main Preservation Society hosts event at Tea Kettle Restaurant.
Workers at the Allen Brothers Packaging plant in St Charles County walk out over union recognition. 235 employees face picket lines as production stalls. Union leaders promise persistence while management cites no talks scheduled and alerts the National Labor Relations Board. A supervisor faced a traffic stop after a truck driver refused to cross the lines.
St. Charles City Collector Orville Hohelmann asked Tuesday night for an extra $880 to cover a budget overrun. He blamed the water department for returning bills and argued the city should not penalize his office for unpaid charges. Council signaled support for more revenue, but Hohelmann pressed for broader change.
In a special session the Land Clearance for Redevelopment authority voted to let the St Charles Theatre stay open while plans proceed to demolish the old building for a citage complex. Frank and Sandy Wersching must pay rent and 100 dollars to delay demolition. classes and performances are planned in cooperation with Lindenwood Colleges. The project contemplates moving the opera company to the old theatre above the Famous Building and may involve Howard Hughes.
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