St. Louis Call Newspapers

District’s future in VTS program to be discussed

March 27, 2003

District's future in VTS program to be discussed By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor A Mehlville Board of Education member has asked the board to consider a proposal for the district to withdraw from the Voluntary Transfer Student program.

Lindbergh approves three-year pact with teachers

March 27, 2003

Lindbergh approves three-year pact with teachers A three-year agreement with the Lind-bergh National Education Association was approved last week by the Lindbergh Board of Education.

Budget wrangling

March 27, 2003

Budget wrangling results in partisan finger-pointing By CARL HENDRICKSON For the Call Wrangling over more than $373 million in state spending cuts last week resulted in partisan finger-pointing by state legislators.

Crestwood Finance Director

March 27, 2003

Crestwood fills new director of finance post Diana M. Madrid has been named to the city of Crestwood's newly created post of director of finance. Madrid, a former director of finance for the city of Manchester, was named to the Crestwood post last week by the Crest-wood Board of Aldermen.

Powder-coated finishes protects today’s cars

March 27, 2003

Nothing beats the look, smell and feel of a brand new car. But did you ever wonder why some cars keep their "showroom look" a lot longer than others? One of the reasons is that many cars on the market today have a powder coated finish.

Building trades official urges Crestwood

March 27, 2003

Building trades official urges Crestwood board to nix Mills' plan for Hillside Village site Criticizes developer, potential use of tax tools By MIKE ANTHONY Executive Editor A Building and Construction Trades Council official recently implored the Crestwood Board of Aldermen to reject a redevelopment proposal, voicing concerns about the developer and decrying the use of any public funds to subsidize the project.

Ameristar terminates pact

March 27, 2003

Ameristar terminates pact with Lemay casino investors By BILL MILLIGAN For the Call For the second time since signing a 1995 agreement with St. Louis County to develop a gaming boat at the former Na-tional Lead site in Lemay, local investors have lost their ca-sino partner.

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District’s future in VTS program to be discussed

Lindbergh approves three-year pact with teachers

Budget wrangling

Crestwood Finance Director

Powder-coated finishes protects today’s cars

Building trades official urges Crestwood

Ameristar terminates pact

Crestwood candidates

Business page March 2003

Call captures top honors in ad managers’ contest

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