Historical March 1994 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Monte and Diane Bordeaux of the 6100 block of Westminster brought Lauren into the world on February 15. Their first, she weighed over 7 lbs. Congratulations! Crossroads senior Jason Pargo has been selected as a finalist in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Outstanding Negro Students.
He is one of only 1,200 in the nation to attain this distinction. Sue Rothschild, former editor of The Times, continues to distinguish herself.
She passed her CPA examination on the first try. No mean feat!
She is also braving radial keratotomy, a laser surgical treatment for near-sightedness through the Washington University School of Medicine.
Her husband, Sandy says she just wants to be able to get out of bed and see where she’s going in the morning without having to find her glasses.! Darrell Hartke, of 58xx Waterman, has been named to the certification board for state psychologists.
He is the first industrial psychologist to be selected. Dee Joyce-Hayes, St. Louis Circuit Attorney, and her staff of 48 attorneys and a support staff of 69 had a highly productive year last year.
They tried 276 cases, matching the record set in 1983.
They achieved a conviction rate of over 82%, the highest rate achieved in the last 20 years and 16% higher than the average for large urban areas according to the statistics kept by the U.S. Department of Justice. Their murder conviction rate exceeds the national average by more than 20%. Congratulations to Dee and to her team!.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1994.
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