Originally published in The Paper, November 1971.
Category: Commercial Development
In the Wed., Dec. 16, issue of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch there was an article talking about Ralston Purina expecting an earnings increase.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council approved "in principle" at its Nov. 22 meeting the proposal of the City Plan Commission to grant tax incentives and other benefits towards redevelopment of the area just west of DeBaliviere.
The City Plan Commission is discussing with neighborhood residents a plan for rejuvenating the Skinker-DeBaliviere area, it has been announced.
"Street Revival" is a term heard more and more often these days in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
Two DeBaliviere businesses, one of them a long-time establishment, closed their doors at least temporarily in recent weeks.
James L’Ecuyer, executive director of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Association since 1966, has resigned effective Nov. 27.
REHABILITATED APARTMENTS BY WEST END TOWNHOUSE.
"It's amazing how that piece of property has gone downhill."
Almost all businesses attract a small minority of dishonest, or at least unprincipled, practitioners.
The J.F.K.
