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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
1
Gas stations in St Louis and surrounding West area prepare to reopen after a four day shutdown. The Service Station Dealers Assn board urges members to open today, claiming the shutdown was largely successful. Ray Bernard of St Charles says officials show mixed support while the group pushes for a broader price living council petition.
The six St Charles County school districts conduct a censused effort to gauge need for special education funding in Fiscal 1975. Officials estimate a $6,000,000 requirement for next year, but census results could alter the amount. The article notes enrollments in special education and local actions amid district concerns and area highway improvements local to Connir Club road and Bogey Road.
St Peters aldermen prepare for a key rezoning vote on a petition to convert 618 acres along North Service Road from single family to light industrial use. The tract lies within 1.5 miles of the city and requires county and city notification before action. The request includes a 123 acre parcel and other adjacent lands, with multiple owners seeking or withdrawing proposals.
A fragment references St Charles Yrorman returning from Africa with intentions tied to Nairobi and jungle areas. Mentions a marriage counselor Bubhe Foun and a sports segment titled Hurasvope. The readable text is fragmented with unclear names and places.
Delays in submitting charter petitions stem from a new voter qualification law. Chair Tom Everhardt says exact signature counts are uncertain, with as many as 1 200 signatories possibly needed or 250 if the definition remains unchanged. County Clerk Joe Haake and Missouri Secretary of State officials weigh who is a qualified voter as petitions await hand delivery.
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