The following four page section features articles concerning housing redevelopment plans, and law suits which will affect and are affecting the future of our area.
Category: Editorial
Well, here we are, right in the middle of perhaps one of the "zingiest" fashion eras in history.
In the Wed., Dec. 16, issue of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch there was an article talking about Ralston Purina expecting an earnings increase.
One of the most effective ways to combat inferior living conditions is to take an active part in one of the various neighborhood organizations being formed or, for that matter, one that is already in action.
In the December issue of The Paper I was disappointed to note that no mention was made of the active part many area residents played in securing the veto of Governor Hearnes for the JobCorpsTraining site.
In the midst of the controversy over whether a federally-financed Job Corps Center should be located in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood and 22 families from a building in the Pruitt-Igoe apartments should be relocated in the West End, Twenty-eighth Ward Alderman John G.
We the people of the Black race in order to form a more perfect community must seek ways and means to correct the shameful condition of our neighborhoods.
On July 25 the 6000 and 6100 blocks of Westminster held a block party.
Boy — am I slow to catch on!
Editor's Note: In the interest of fairness, we asked the Women's Liberation group, which is located at Washington University, to reply to Mrs. Lottes' column.
Almost all businesses attract a small minority of dishonest, or at least unprincipled, practitioners.
I was greatly disappointed by the feature article written about our children's librarian, Sherry Eckrich.
