Public meeting urged on Springfield government building site
A local appeal favors combining the new government building with Market Square in Springfield. Citizens urge a public meeting to gauge opinion before the government proceeds, weighing centrality, access, and the jail lot site while considering a larger civic plan.
Proposed High and Center Streets site for new government building
In a city discussion the southeast corner of High and Center streets in the Sent. is favored for the new government building as the best site. Emissaries report strong public preference for that location over the old jail site, citing access to business centers and future growth while avoiding disruption to established businesses.
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Springfield voters weigh site for new government building
A Sunday forum gathers Springfield residents to discuss central location options for the proposed government building. Citizens favor a centrally located site near Market Center and High for access by city and country residents, weighing jail lot versus Market and High corners and other central blocks against cost and convenience.
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Springfield Sunday Newsboy Ordinance Sparks Debate
A reader writes about a proposed city ordinance targeting Sunday newsboys selling papers. He argues it punishes the poor, cites a crying child vendor in harsh winter, and contends the public loves Sunday papers for education and work. He urges protecting the newsboys from loss of income.
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