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• Alderman McCarthy was too ill to come to the 69th meeting of the City Council, held today• The Committee of Ways and Means reports that the county appropriations for malaria infected districts and for the drainage of certain districts and public health improvements have proceeded through the Sanitary and Drainage Commission• The U.S. government requires that Charleston appropriate $10,000.00 and the County Authorities $20,000.00 against malaria• $5,000.00 was appropriated for use this year, and the same amount for next year, the money to be paid by the City Treasurer on warrant of the Government officers in charge or authorized agent, the work to be done under government supervision ; Newspaper article ; 9

How South Yorkshire's "Steel City" is striving to improve outcomes for children and families despite challenging economic conditions

New leadership team drives children's services improvements in Yorkshire port city in effort to turn the tide on its Ofsted rating

Outstanding-rated children's services has succeeded despite a rise in the child population and levels of poverty

How the West Midlands local authority is revitalising children's services following an inadequate judgment by investing in social work

How England's largest authority is using online and one-to-one promotion to arrest a recent decline in the number of foster carers

This article examines the functions of city councils in governing the American municipality. It presents a notion of the "Civil City Council" that rests on five integrative leadership skills that incorporate particular public-regarding behaviors into municipal governance. The article argues that city councils should become the Civil City Council to govern effectively under modern conditions. To do this, the Civil City Council will empower citizens in broadly constituted interpretive communities in civil society. The article shows how the Civil City Council can sustain the political future of citizens and cities.

Folder: Local Government, City Council, 1963. The folder includes political statements, news clippings, interviews, media notes, and local research materials for Reverend Black's 1963 bid for office on City Council.

AbstractThis is the first of a series of articles on the general charactr, procedure and work of city concils. This article frankly presents a clear analysis of Philadelphia's council as organized under the charter of 1919.

Mode of access: Internet. ; Description based on: July 27, 1880; title from caption.