Fall and Rise of St. Louis Amid Urban Decline
St Louis, once a top manufacturing and shipping hub, faced 40 percent population loss and widespread abandonment since 1950. Downtown revival followed by a new convention center and riverfront development contrasts with continued decline, while suburban growth swells to about 1 million in St Louis County. Recovery hinges on shifting to service industries, attracting educated young residents, and leveraging central location and transport assets.
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Robert Reinhold
New York Times
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MOPAC rail strike threat sparks picket activity
Missouri Pacific Railroad spokesmen said IBEW members in 10 states threatened to walk off at 6 am in a dispute. Pickets appeared at St Louis Kansas City and Cupe Illinois facilities after the company obtained a temporary restraining order.
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