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Corps to blast river channel
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
Sharp rock points under the surface of the Mississippi River near Thebes, Ill., will be blasted to deepen the navigation channel, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Wednesday. A prolonged drought that has disrupted flows from the Missouri, Mississippi and Illinois rivers is forcing the corps to take extraordinary steps to keep the barge channel at the legally mandated 9-foot depth, corps project manager Leonard Hopkins said. ...
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Biotech firm blames farmers, act of God for rice contamination
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
Bayer CropScience says rice farmers and an "act of God" are to blame for the contamination of local rice crops with an unapproved genetically modified strain -- contamination that led to class action lawsuits filed in federal court in Missouri. The company, based in Research Park Triangle, N.C., cited those reasons in a response to a lawsuit filed earlier this year after contaminated crops were discovered this summer...
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State calculations give schools break on AYP
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
Jefferson and Blanchard elementary schools in Cape Girardeau benefited from a change in state calculations that allowed the two schools to make sufficient academic progress under the federal No Child Left Behind Act even though most of the students failed to meet the proficiency target...
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Doing what's in your nature
(Column ~ 11/23/06)
Nov. 23, 2006 Dear Adams family, Here's hoping everyone made it home for Thanksgiving. Looking around your Thanksgiving table nearly 20 years ago, I'd never seen such a big family, no doubt quadrupled by now. My own family will converge on Cape Girardeau from Ohio and Mississippi today, the first time in a long while we're in one place at the same time. Usually the nephew or one of the nieces is off on an adventure during breaks, or my brother's playing music somewhere...
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Working off your Thanksgiving dinner
(Community ~ 11/23/06)
As we celebrate Thanksgiving with our families, most of us will probably stuff ourselves full of turkey and dressing, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie. After dinner, instead of sitting on the couch watching football or napping off the tryptophan in the turkey, why not try to burn off a few of those calories?...
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All-region teams
(High School Sports ~ 11/23/06)
Class 4/5 First team Offense QB -- Blake Slattery, sr., Central RB -- Travis Ribbing, sr,, Farmington RB -- Jason Winckel, sr., Farmington OL -- Dustin Amsden, sr., Farmington OL -- Matt Stroud, sr., Farmington OL -- Ben Wood, sr., Jackson OL -- Brian Hill, jr., Jackson...
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Lancaster, Spears led Cubs to another appearance in Class 1 state tournament
(High School Sports ~ 11/23/06)
Sophomore setter Codie Lancaster made Bell City's offense click as the floor leader. Junior hitter Rachel Spears gave the Cubs a powerful hitting option, a blocking presence at the net and was the emotional sparkplug on the court. Together, the pair led Bell City to its second straight final four appearance, and they share this year's Southeast Missourian player of the year honor...
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A better season
(High School Sports ~ 11/23/06)
Even without a sense of urgency, the 2006 season was one of resurgence. Following a 2005 season when the six local football programs were a combined 20-40 with no appearances in the state playoffs, expectations for 2006 weren't much. The losing and the absence from the playoffs was a good bet to continue...
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Mary Parres
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Mary A. "Lolly" Parres, 79, of Perryville died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at her home. She was born Aug. 7, 1927, in St. Louis, daughter of Roy Earl and Elizabeth Susan Upshaw Ritchey. She and T. Bernie Parres Sr. were married May 29, 1950. He died Nov. 28, 2004...
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Michael Sutterer
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Michael J. Sutterer, 63, of Perryville died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at St. Mary's Health Center in Clayton, Mo. He was born Jan. 22, 1943, in Perryville, son of Eloy and Iola Moll Sutterer. He and Theresa Reiss were married Sept. 24, 1966, at Sereno, Mo...
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Frances Slinkard
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
CHAFFEE, Mo. -- Frances Louise Slinkard, 75, of Chaffee, died Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. She was born June 27, 1931, at Dexter, Mo., daughter of William Sherman and Florene Evelyn Goodman Davenport. She and Norman Leo Curd were married Dec. 22, 1951. He preceded her in death. She and Billy Ray Slinkard were married Dec. 14, 1963. He died Feb. 26, 1980...
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James Cowan
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
James Cowan, 80, of Cape Girardeau died Saturday, Nov. 18, 2006, at Life Care Centers of Cape Girardeau. He was born Feb. 7, 1926, son of George and Ethel Musick Cowan. Cowan was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include two nieces. He was preceded in death by a brother...
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Derek Hale
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
Derek Justin Hale, 25, formerly of Cape Girardeau, died Monday, Nov. 6, 2006, in Wilmington, Del. He was born Oct. 2, 1981, in Cape Girardeau, to Dennis and Connie Hale. He and Elaine Carrigan were married Oct. 22, 2005, in Atlanta Beach, N.C. They resided in Manassas, Va...
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Florence Meyr
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
Florence Marie Hutteger Meyr, 85, formerly of New Wells, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at the Lutheran Home in Cape Girardeau. She was born Jan. 25, 1921, in New Wells, daughter of William L. and Emma K. Weber Hutteger. She and Gilbert "Gib" Meyr were married April 28, 1940, in New Wells. He died Dec. 30, 2004...
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Virginia Lakemeyer
(Obituary ~ 11/23/06)
Virginia G. Lakemeyer, 69, of Chesterfield, Mo., died Monday, Nov. 20, 2006. She was the daughter of the late Richard and Margaret Bain Giles. She studied music in Paris under a Rotary Fellowship, and earned a master's degree in music education at Washington University in St. Louis...
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Democrats look to cut payments to insurers to trim Medicare costs
(National News ~ 11/23/06)
WASHINGTON -- Soon to be in charge of Congress, Democrats are looking to chip away at billions of dollars in payments to the health insurance companies that run Medicare's managed care programs. The cuts could range up to about $27.6 billion over five years, an amount the industry says would reduce the number of managed care plans serving seniors and the disabled...
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Attempted rescue of captive oil workers in Nigeria leaves four dead
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria -- One of seven foreign oil workers taken hostage Wednesday was killed and another was wounded during a rescue attempt that also left two kidnappers and a soldier dead, officials said. Gunmen had seized the seven hostages from a supply vessel belonging to a subsidiary of Italian oil giant Eni SpA about 30 miles off the coast of southern Nigeria in the latest attack by militants on facilities in the volatile Niger Delta, where most of the country's oil is produced...
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Rural area mobilizes after four young men take their own lives
(State News ~ 11/23/06)
Four young men from the same Missouri Bootheel county have committed suicide by hanging themselves in similar fashion in the past five months, baffling authorities and leaving many in the rural area groping for answers. The four ranged in age from 18 to 20 and were from the Pemiscot County communities of Caruthersville and Hayti. Authorities declined to release their names...
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Friends help harvest fields in memory of farmer who died in September
(State News ~ 11/23/06)
CALEDONIA, Ill. -- For five days, a steady stream of combines and semis rolled in to harvest George Muck's 1,000-plus acres of beans and corn. After the 68-year-old farmer died in a farming accident in September, his family was left with the enormous task of finishing his fields -- in addition to their own -- in northern Boone County...
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Israel advances into Gaza towns; 2 Palestinians killed in fighting
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
BEIT HANOUN, Gaza Strip -- Israel stepped up its offensive against Palestinian rocket squads on Wednesday, sending troops and tanks into two Gaza towns in a sign that intensified diplomatic efforts are facing tough obstacles. After nightfall, two Palestinian civilians were killed by Israeli gunfire in northern Gaza -- a 16-year-old youth and a 39-year-old woman, Palestinians said. ...
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U.N.: More Iraqi civilians killed during October than any month of war
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The United Nations said Wednesday that 3,709 Iraqi civilians were killed in October, the highest monthly toll since the March 2003 U.S. invasion and another sign of the severity of Iraq's sectarian bloodbath. The U.N. tally was more than three times higher than the total The Associated Press had tabulated for the month, and far more than the 2,866 U.S. service members who have died during all of the war...
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Former Soviet leader Gorbachev recovering from artery operation
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
MOSCOW -- Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is recovering after undergoing surgery in Germany on a key artery in the neck that supplies blood to the brain, his foundation said Wednesday. Gorbachev, 75, had surgery on his carotid artery at a clinic in Munich on Tuesday after being hospitalized there Sunday, the Gorbachev Foundation said in a statement posted on its Web site...
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Friend says poisoned Russian spy 'looks more exhausted'
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
LONDON -- A friend who visited poisoned former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in the intensive care ward of a London hospital Wednesday said he looked much worse and was barely able to speak. But the hospital said Litvinenko's condition had not deteriorated and the fierce Kremlin critic was in stable condition...
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Pastor arraigned in Missouri church ritual sex abuse case
(State News ~ 11/23/06)
PINEVILLE, Mo. -- A pastor accused in a case of alleged ritual sex abuse by several leaders at two southwest Missouri church communes will have a pretrial conference next month after pleading not guilty to abusing a girl from his congregation. George Otis Johnston, 63, was arraigned Tuesday on nine felony counts of child molestation and statutory sodomy. ...
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Community thanks injured vet by remodeling his home
(State News ~ 11/23/06)
ROLLING MEADOWS, Ill. -- Last October, Army Sgt. Bryan Anderson lost both legs and one arm in a roadside bomb explosion in Iraq, and death seemed imminent. But on Wednesday, Anderson, 25, zipped down a newly built wheelchair ramp at his suburban Chicago home, lit a cigarette and declared that he'll spend his holiday giving thanks for his life and his family...
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Student sues after suspension for Confederate flag cap, shirt
(State News ~ 11/23/06)
FARMINGTON, Mo. -- An eastern Missouri high school student is suing his school district after being suspended for wearing a cap and T-shirt bearing the Confederate flag. Bryce Archambo, a freshman at Farmington High School, filed suit in federal court in St. Louis Tuesday, alleging the school district policy is unconstitutional and discriminatory...
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IAEA board to deny Iranian request for help in building reactor
(International News ~ 11/23/06)
VIENNA, Austria -- The U.N. nuclear watchdog agency effectively agreed Wednesday to deny Iran technical help in building a plutonium-producing reactor but left room for Tehran to renew its request in two years, diplomats said. A committee of the International Atomic Energy Agency forwarded a summary of three days of deliberations on 832 requests for technical aid to the full board, scheduled to meet today. ...
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Toybox is a sharing experience
(Letter to the Editor ~ 11/23/06)
To the editor: 1991 was the first of 13 Christmas seasons I spent as a single parent of two girls. At my Community Counseling Center session I was paired up with a young girl who had just lost her job, was losing her home and had three young children and no family to help her. I had been feeling sorry for myself until she made me realize I was blessed with a decent job, a home and the support of a loving family. I never forgot her...
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What next? No math teaching?
(Letter to the Editor ~ 11/23/06)
To the editor: The paper brought the disturbing news on Nov. 21 that Washington University has received a grant of $156 million to continue work on the sequencing of the human genome. Obviously, this work has a far greater potential to lead to human cloning than stem-cell research has. This is a very slippery slope...
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Day of thanks
(Editorial ~ 11/23/06)
Come, ye thankful people, come, Raise the song of harvest-home; All is safely gathered in, Ere the winter storms begin. -- Henry Alford (1810-1871) "Come, Ye Thankful People, Come" (Written in 1844)...
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Speak Out 11/23/06
(Speak Out ~ 11/23/06)
Thanks, postmaster; Nice to see prayer; Gang problem; Manipulated market; Success in Iraq; Program question; Auto emissions; Attendance rules; Good cause; Menacing handguns; Future opportunities; Bundled wires; More sunlight; Get an education; Blanchard's example
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Police report 11/23/06
(Police/Fire Report ~ 11/23/06)
@graphic_body_indent_bold leadin: Cape Girardeau The following items were released by the Cape Girardeau Police Department. Arrests do not imply guilt. Arrests n Patricia A. Cox, 41, of 422 Bellevue St., Apt. D, was arrested on two Cape Girardeau municipal warrants for contempt of court for failure to pay fine and costs for motor vehicle financial responsibility reimbursements and immediate notice of accident and a Cape Girardeau County warrant for assault...
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IAEA board agrees to deny Iranian request for help in building reactor
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
VIENNA, Austria (AP) -- The U.N. nuclear watchdog agency effectively agreed Wednesday to deny Iran technical help in building a plutonium-producing reactor but left room for Tehran to renew its request in two years, diplomats said. A committee of the International Atomic Energy Agency forwarded a summary of three days of deliberations on 832 requests for technical aid to the full board, scheduled to meet Thursday...
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Conference sends two to the show seeking to end streak
(College Sports ~ 11/23/06)
For the first time since 2002, the Ohio Valley Conference has two teams in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. Now the OVC faces the challenge of finally winning a postseason game. The league has not claimed a playoff victory since 2000, when former member Western Kentucky beat Florida A&M...
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Student reports rape at Cape County park
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
A 17-year-old student from the Cape Girardeau Career and Technology Center reported to police that she was raped by a fellow student while helping decorate a Christmas display at Cape County Park North. The student told officers that she and a 17-year-old male student met each other near the restrooms "and there was an incident of sexual contact," said Sgt. ...
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Apple Creek trap, skeet facility open for holiday weekend
(Outdoors ~ 11/23/06)
The Apple Creek Shooting Range will be open this holiday weekend for a sneak peek of the recently constructed trap and skeet shooting facility. The Missouri Department of Conservation constructed the trap and skeet fields at the shooting range in a partnership with the nonprofit Cape County Gun Club...
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All-region highlights five from Jackson, St. Vincent
(High School Sports ~ 11/23/06)
St. Vincent and Jackson posted two of the top records among the six area football teams, and each landed five first-team players on the Southeast Missouri Sportswriters and Sportscasters all-region teams released Wednesday. Following a 1-3 start, St. Vincent won six of its next seven games to make it to the Class 1 quarterfinals. St. Vincent finished its season 7-5...
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Out of the Past 11/23/06
(Out of the Past ~ 11/23/06)
25 years ago: Nov. 23, 1981 A retired Southeast Missouri State University professor -- Dr. Robert C. Fick -- becomes the newest candidate for the Cape Girardeau City Council, hoping to capture one of seven seats under the charter form of government...
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Woman, 92, shot by officers returning fire
(National News ~ 11/23/06)
ATLANTA -- Police say officers did everything right after a shootout Tuesday with a 92-year-old woman. The woman, Kathryn Johnston, was the only resident in the house at the time and had lived there about 17 years, assistant chief Alan Dreher said. The officers had a legal warrant, "knocked and announced" before they forced open the door and were justified in shooting once fired upon, he said...
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Community digest 11/23/06
(Community News ~ 11/23/06)
BACA fund-raiser planned for Saturday The Southeast Missouri Chapter Bikers Against Child Abuse group will hold a fund-raiser, beginning at 9 p.m. Saturday, at Shakers in Biehle, Mo. Concert performances by Knotted Fear and Fliptop Box. There will be raffle drawings, a silent auction and 50/50 drawing. For more information, call BACA publicity chair Jennifer Lacy at (573) 587-9071...
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Forgotten fullbacks
(Professional Sports ~ 11/23/06)
NEW YORK -- John Riggins was the type of player kids loved emulating. He was a bruising runner with a mean streak and big shoulder pads who plowed through defenders and dragged them along for the ride -- all the way to the Hall of Fame. But that was back in a long-lost era when fullbacks were ball-carrying bulls and an integral part of a team's game plan. Today, being a fullback just doesn't have that attractiveness...
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Community cuisine
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
VFW, Ladies Auxiliary holding chili day The VFW Post 3838 and Ladies Auxiliary will host a chili day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 2. For more information, call 334-4438. Jackson Masonic Lodge serving chili Dec. 2 The Masonic Lodge in Jackson will hold its annual chili day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 2...
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Project Hope provides transportation
(Community News ~ 11/23/06)
"It really is hope," said Bretton Pikey, recipient of a vehicle furnished by the social ministry Project Hope. Project Hope, which stands for Helping Other People Excel, works in seven Southeast Missouri counties with more than 700 trained mentors working with more than 150 families from 70 congregations to move people from the pew to active mentoring using the team mentoring approach taught by Project Hope...
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Chinese HIV cases jump nearly 30 percent so far in 2006
(Local News ~ 11/23/06)
BEIJING (AP) -- Two months before the end of 2006, China's reported number of HIV/AIDS cases already is nearly 30 percent higher than for all of last year, with intravenous drug use as the biggest source of infection, the Health Ministry said Wednesday...
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Annual Toybox program starts
(Community News ~ 11/23/06)
The Toybox program is underway at the Southeast Missourian. People who can help those who are experiencing rough spots in their lives are asked to consider contributing a new unwrapped toy or making a cash contribution to help those having trouble making ends meet. The holidays push family budgets a little further at this time of year, and a donation can help provide a happy Christmas for a little girl or boy...
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Scott City High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Scott City High School High Honor Roll 9TH Grade -- Olivia Bradshaw, Skylar Cobb, Blake Crail, Brandon Deprow, Macy Heisserer, Rianna Hester, Kyle Lacey, Krista LaFentres, Taylor Mungle, Rachel Reed, Holli Shemonia, and Brooke Simpson. 10th Grade -- Clayton Hall, Samuel Irvin, April Pender, and Cory Schlosser...
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West Lane Elementary
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
3rd Grade -- Caleb Ambler, Austin Arnold, Jenna Barnard, Raychel Berry, Devon Blankenship, Amelia Campbell, Mikelle Culbreth, Autumn Dunaway, Mitchel Francis, Carissa Frazier, Michael Hepler, Gabe Hughes, Bailey Lape, Taylor Lawrence, Kaite Lukefahr, Jordan Marx, Jeremiah McGuire, Ryan Mize, Dylan Murakami, Tom Overman, Megan Puls, Sierra Ross, Cassie Sanders, Luci Scarpaci, Aaron Shofner, Kayli Speakman, Corey Townsend, Natalie Vails, Kacie Walley, Carlee Williamson, Tyler Wilson, Ashley Yarbro...
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Scott City Middle School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
6th Grade -- Jessica Boswell, Miranda Brashear, Ryan Brock, Julie Holder, Heather Keesee, Levi Pettit and Alexis Spriggs. 7th Grade -- Adam Bowers, Lauren Pratt and Tyler Schwettman. 8th Grade -- Zack Bradshaw, Conley Clark, Mark Petitt, Jamie Scholz and Austin Tapley...
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Kelly Middle School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
6th grade -- Sarah Arnold, Nicholas Bollinger, Nathaniel Chandler, Brent Forck, Adisynne Neumeyer, Austin Rettig, Jessica Schmidt, Amy Tew Sydney Vinyard 7th grade -- Blake Carlyle, Bridgette Chandler, Taylor Fodge, Lauren Graham, Peyton Ivie, Morgan Kelsey, Stephanie Kerr, Tricia Lofton, Stephanie Mcwhirter, Tory Powell, Megan Sanders,Kara Weiss...
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Egyptian Jr. & Sr. High
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
First quarter high honor roll 7th grade -- Tyler Holshouser, Brooke Baugher. 8th grade -- Lindsey Vaughn, Malia Miller, Dominique Ross. 9th grade -- Kara Birk, Destiny Bigham, Chalenia Clubbs, Jennifer Honey. 10th grade -- Bonnie Farris, Jacob Klein, Jacqueline Hacker, Charles Holman...
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Jackson North Elementary
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
A Honor Roll 4th grade -- Carli Ackman, Lindsey Brown, Wyatt Eldridge, Logan Falley, Meg Fridley, Paige Hendrix, Tyler Howard, Grady Leimbach, Logan Lewis, Kourtney McClanahan, Maci McCuan, Erica Powell, Conner Shepard, Jacqlyn Sievers, Tayler Winick...
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Woodland Elementary School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Woodland Elementary School A Honor Roll 2nd Grade -- Becca Allen, Danica Allen, Hanna Berrong, Lucy Blackwell, Samantha Byland, Jacob Cornelius, Colton Faulkner, Danielle Gillis, Levi Green, Ethan Harris, Megan Jordan, Devin Liley, Lewis Litton, Iain Long, Scottie Long, Wayne Martin, Sierra Owens, Cheyenne Ricketts, Brea Sloan, Cody Smith, Landon Thomsen, Logan Thomsen, Lacey Wilkinson...
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Scott City Elementary
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
3rd Gade -- Noah Azinger, Rachel Baldwin, Bella Bowers, Nicholas Cassout, Hunter Copleland, Matthew Cundiff, Matthew Groves, Samantha Hebrock, Carly Hoots, Leslie Job, Lexi Jones, Sylvia Kern, Paige McNeely, Kylie Payne, Lauren Pritchard, Cory Sanders, Hannah Shemonia, Joshua Thomas, Cassie Vaught,...
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Franklin Elementary School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
A Honor Roll 4th grade -- Madison Moore, Moriah Johnston, Rachel Bagby, Alex McArthur, Luc Helwege, Noah Smentkowski, Jackson Snyder B Honor Roll 4th grade -- Unique Dunn, Timia Evans, Deja Stewart, Serena Stewart, Payton Ayers, Lauren Sides, Max Abbott, Krystin Ruch, Haley Rahn...
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St. Denis Catholic School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
1st Grade -- Kinley Alcorn, Denver Elfrink, Jessie Gant, Kaleb Glastetter, Sydney Kern, Madison Landeros, Harrison Marshall, Timothy Powers, Mitchell Proctor, Kenzie Scherer, Dawn Shively, Marissa Worth. 2nd Grade -- Seth Essner, Kaden Riley, Tyler Sanders, Caleb Vetter...
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St. Paul Lutheran School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
St. Paul Lutheran School - Jackson, Mo Scholastic Honor Roll 5th Grade Morgan Bangert, Alexis Engelhart, Josh Friess, Jenna Greene, Amanda Krewson, Sam Lowes. 6th Grade Lauren Barr, Danielle Daume, Lauren Hecht, Carly Lorenz, Ethan Mirly, Jordan Myer, Collin Sprandel, Logan Sprandel, Ben Spiecker...
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St. Augustine School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
St. Augustine School A Honor Roll 4th Grade -- Christian Job, Jacob LeGrand 5th Grade -- Brandon Heisserer, Josh Jansen 6th Grade -- Collin Bentley, Cody DeBrock, Taylor Heisserer, Taylor Seyer 7th Grade -- Brittany Essner, Kelsey Heisserer 8th Grade -- Courtney Bentley, Genny Bradshaw, Stacey Heisserer, Rachel Job, Courtney Schneider, Alicia Ticer...
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St. Mary Cathedral School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
St. Mary Cathedral School A Honor Roll 4th Grade -- Madeleine Arnzen, Brendan Boswell, Nicholas Bradshaw, Katie Emmendorfer, Josh Green, Claudia Hoffmeister, Ali Janet, Maria Layton, Adam Pope, Chase Sweet, Hannah Wilson, Kendall Young. 5th Grade -- Abby Charlier, Brady Dixon, Ben Dohogne, Andrew Hobeck, Sara Landewee, Caleb McMillan, Emma Pickett, Abby Ritter, Madeline Rosenquist, Claire Schafer, Ben Wedemeier, Dalton Welch...
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St. Joseph Parish School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
St. Joseph Parish School A Honor Roll 4th Grade -- Morgan Campbell , Lyndsie Robert, Rhett Simmons 5th Grade -- Macy Hall, Eric Uhrhan, 6th Grade -- Loney Pender 7th Grade -- Kate Bohn 8th Grade -- Michaela Cobb, Emily Echols B Honor Roll 4th Grade -- Joe Beggs, Carol Beth Donaldson, Brennen Job...
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Meridian High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Meridian High School High Honor Roll 9th grade -- Cross, John 10th grade -- Hammon Briana 11th grade -- Acklin Joshua, Hartmann Lina, Nusitchaikarn Pimportn, Salley Julius 12th grade -- Cannon Jessica, Elder Andrew, Larry Mario, Rose Gerrid Honor Roll...
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Scott City High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Scott City High School High Honor Roll 9th Grade -- Olivia Bradshaw, Skylar Cobb, Blake Crail, Brandon Deprow, Macy Heisserer, Rianna Hester, Kyle Lacey, Krista LaFentres, Taylor Mungle, Rachel Reed, Holli Shemonia, Brooke Simpson. 10th Grade -- Clayton Hall, Samuel Irvin, April Pender, Cory Schlosser...
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Guardian Angel School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Guardian Angel School 4th grade -- Derek Hulshof, Anthony Pobst, Jacob Priggel, Connor Tenkhoff, Thomas Trankler. 5th grade -- Chase Asmus, Collin Boner, Nick Brindley, Krissy Gaines, Laci Glastetter, Addie Kielhofner, Garrett Kluesner, Ethan Pobst, D.J. Priggel, Seth Ressel, Brooke Schlitt...
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Alma Schrader School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
Alma Schrader School A Honor Roll 4th Grade -- Robby Bland, MacKenzie Cannon, Jackie Crawford, Raleigh Davis, Alex Gentle, Kieran Griffin, Maggie Groshong, Ryan Helle, Abby Hess, Emily Holman, Melissa Hopkins, Joseph Horecker, Gabby Hulcy, Shayan Jamali, Maya Kelch, George Kester, Mia Kinder, Sarah Kitchen, Katie Laramore, T. ...
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Egyptian Elementary
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
First quarter high honor roll 3rd grade -- Blake Mix, Olivia Khouric, Harry Palmer, Dionte' Kyles, Kimalee Story, Kimber White, Alyssa Fox. 4th grade -- Misti May, Cambria Bigham, Adam Poppen, Cameron Masterson, Billy Smith, Tiffany Sartore. 5th grade -- Jeri McKee, Cameron Grueninger, Kayde Wood, Danielle Carthell, Joshua Burton, Jessica Politte, Nathan Price, Hunter Sissom, Hannah McClarney, Denise Carson, Ashlee Green, Aaron Bigham...
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Oran Junior & Senior High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
12th grade -- Nick Anderson, Chris Asmus, Kalab Brown, Megan Chapman, Wendy Eftink, Hunter Glastetter, Tiffany Glastetter, Jacob Glueck, Kayla Graviett, Brandy Hicks, Kory Kluesner, Robert Lange, Martin Levora, Holly Limbaugh, Erica Michelsen, Devan Moore, Michael Rhodes, Monica Scherer, Victoria Senciboy, Chase Seyer, Mandi Wood...
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Kelso C-7 School District
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
1st grade -- Alex Burger, Bryce Dirnberger, Aaron Glastetter, Alyssa Moore, Drew Reischman, Kaitlyn Schiwitz 2nd grade -- Jacob Ashcraft, Chandler Edwards, Austin Eftink, Taylor Fee, Anne Westrich 4th grade -- Kristi Brucker, Kylie Jackson 5th grade -- Lindsey Grojean...
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Advance Jr. & Sr. High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
12th grade -- Adam Baker, Tori Gilliland, Shannon Harp, Shelley Harp, Anna Hartle, Rusty Hendricks, Lindsey Mace, Gina Moroni, Trenton Moses, Weston Page, Alicia Reeves, Alex Steil, Cameron Stevens, Matthew VanMatre, Meagan Woods. 11th grade -- Lana Adkisson, Ashley Bailey, Heather Brown, Nicole Lee, Katie Patterson, Sarah Reynolds...
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Chaffee Elementary School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
3rd Grade -- Lauren Bedwell, Kiana Cannon, Katie Clover, Brett Estes, Morgan Rutherford, Julia Sutterfield, Jordan Wilburn. 4th Grade -- Kodi Ballard, Victoria Blue, Susan Bond, Ryan Burton, Logan Chapman, Ian Eichhorn, Jessie Evans, Austin Glastetter, Lane Henson, Sarah Holman, Shelby Lands, Lyndsey Livingston, Wesley Lowery, Bailey Owens, Nicholas Palmer, Jacob Perkins, Shelby Rhodes, Brody Swinford, Dalton Peeler, Chelsie Whitlow...
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St. Vincent De Paul Parish School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
4th grade -- Alexis Burnette, Madison Little, Nikki Peters, Amanda Gassel, Emily Cieslewicz, Thomas Himmelberg, Adilyn Mueller, Jacob Pappas, Trenton Schumer, Tyler Pech. 5th grade -- Karsen Powers, Anna Unterreiner, Kaitlin Welter, Adele Soutar, Kristen Yamnitz, Madison Buelow, Michael Nelson, Matthew Westrich, Kristen Haberkorn, Reagan Kapp, Maddie Baumgart, Zach Raines, Griffin Siebert, Matthew Hayes...
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Notre Dame Regional High School
(Honor Roll ~ 11/23/06)
9th Grade -- Abdullah Said, Alecia Glaus, Anna Essner, Audrey Glover, Ava Andersson, Bradley Hughey, Brooke Glastetter, Caitlin Simmons, Coby Holland, Cody Moore, Danielle Robbins, Derek Parker, Grant Eudy, Hannah Nenninger, Hilary Michelson, Jack Mocherman, Jeremy Essner, Jessica Pool, Jessica Triller, John Mclain, Kaitlyn Robinson, Katherine Bey, Katherine Leonard, Katie Berghoff, Kayla Essner, Keith Legrand, Lauren Schade, Liam Maher, Mallory Siebert, Mariah Thompson, Matthew Davis, Megan Glastetter, Meghan Dohogne, Nicholas Koeppel, Rachel Buchheit, Sean Doyle, Shawna Valleroy, Steven Boos, Su In Oh, Taylor Essner. ...
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