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CUB PACK 31, Grace Church held its regular monthly pack meeting on Jan. 27th in the Fellowship Hall.
The Residential Service has filed a complaint with the Justice Department regarding a real estate speculator who has operated in the neighborhood in a discriminatory manner.
The first feedback on the redevelopment plan for the "triangle area" indicated to the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council Board that the issue of subsidized housing was going to be criticized both by those who think the projected percentage of such housing too high, and also by opposing groups who think the percentage too low.
Recent reports indicate that St. Louis will be obtaining special federal funds because it is a city whose residents have fled the central city with unusual speed.
We have had another instance of a person seeking conventional financing for a home in our area and again coming up against a blank wall.
To the Editor: (Larry Kotthoff, 5925 Pershing sent the following letter to Mayor A.
Dear Editors, As students who use the walk light at Skinker and Waterman every day we'd like to know if Bi-State busses have some special privilege to turn when traffic lights are red.
February 15 has been set by the St. Louis Board of Aldermen for public hearings on four West End redevelopment proposals, including the one planned for our neighborhood.
The initial meeting of the expanded Skinker-DeBaliviere Education Committee met at Hamilton School to organize to find more classroom space for the school and to provide supportive services for the school staff.
Virgil (Jack) Wright, crime committee chairman, said the group was considering the formation of a mobile patrol in which area residents would conduct patrols in automobiles and report crimes to the police.
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The St. Louis Baby Tooth Survey, the largest strontium 90 absorption study in the world, begins its ten-week Winter Tooth Roundup this week.