October 21, 1975, is something of a milestone in St. Louis city politics.
Tag: Local Government
A $110,000 grant to spearhead a national movement for increased citizen involvement in fighting crime has been awarded the St. Louis Women's Crusade Against Crime by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S. Department of Justice.
The City Courts will move in September to their plush new facilities in Kiel Auditorium, and in keeping with their "new look" there will be a new schedule.
St. Louis is much more than "Downtown".
The past session of the Board of Aldermen was a busy one and featured a number of legislative accomplishments.
All too often, in the flurry of legislative activity, the true impact of certain bills on specific areas is lost in the shuffle.
Because a state of crisis has been reached in Missouri prisons, the Women's Crusade Against Crime is calling on members of the Appropriations Committee and other state officials to re-evaluate the budget and find the $15 millions necessary for two mediumsecurity institutions.
Dear fellow readers, ERA has passed in the Missouri House of Representatives.
Are you angry at having to pay sales tax on food and medicine?
If my experience on the Board of Aldermen has taught me one thing, it is that 'things can only get better in our City.
"The City is falling behind.
