The Board approved a 1973 budget for the Council of $28,050.00.
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Former City Director of Welfare, and a manpower training consultant for the University of Missouri’s program.
City funded alley lighting is going in throughout the area.
The Recreation Committee reports that the city sponsored after-school playground was not functioning during the teachers’ strike because staff and students are not able to enter Hamilton Branch 3.
Joe Schmidt, longtime employee at the Parkview Food Basket, and more recently crossing guard at Kingsbury and Waterman, is in Veteran’s Hospital following the amputation of his legs.
A lot of people are having trouble gettin’ it together — the trash, that is.
Originally published in The Paper, March 1973.
The Operation Ident engraving tool, available without charge through Skinker-DeBaliviere, The Women’s Crime Crusade, the Police-Community Relations Office, and many public libraries, has only been used by four or five hundred households in the entire 7th Police District, according to the latest estimate.
We’re looking for a few good pen colleagues to be our good friends.
Recent freezing of Federal funds for housing and redevelopment programs will cause a significant delay in plans for the Kingsbury Redevelopment project in the area just west of DeBaliviere.
At the end of February, 21 seven through twelve year old students of the Unschool, housed at Grace Methodist Church, travelled to Chicago with four adults for a whirlwind three day tour of the Windy City.
Three vacant lots in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area have recently been offered for sale at reduced prices to neighbors who wish to expand their yards.
