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Chaffee's Dooley silences Meadow Heights
(High School Sports ~ 04/28/09)
CHAFFEE -- After pitcher Andrew Dooley allowed a leadoff double in the sixth inning, his coaches yelled to him from the dugout to bear down and not allow the runner to score. Dooley did just that. He struck out the next two batters, then got ahead in the count to the fourth hitter before catcher Trevor Cannon picked the runner off second base...
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Kennett man sentenced to life in prison for 2008 murder
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
KENNETT, Mo. -- A Kennett man was recently sentenced to life in prison and a 10-year consecutive sentence for the April 2008 murder of a local woman. On April 16, Cleveland Pulliam, 69, of Kennett, withdrew his not guilty plea in the murder of Jacqueline Kaye Farmer, 47, also of Kennett, and was sentenced to life in prison for the charge of first-degree murder, and a 10-year consecutive sentence for armed criminal action...
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Inmate at Charleston prison dies over weekend
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
CHARLESTON, Mo. -- An inmate at the Southeast Correctional Center died over the weekend. According to a Monday news release from the Missouri Department of Corrections, Terry E. Parker, 58, was pronounced dead at 1:50 p.m. Sunday at the maximum-security state prison...
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US flu deaths seen as likely as outbreak spreads
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. officials warned on Tuesday that swine-flu related deaths were likely in the United States as the disease that killed scores in Mexico continued to spread across the world and governments intensified steps to battle the outbreak...
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One victim in hospital after stabbing
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
One victim remains in serious condition after a Monday morning stabbing in the 100 block of North Fountain Street in Cape Girardeau. At 12:28 a.m. officers responded to a report of a stabbing in the area, Sgt. Jason Selzer said. When officers arrived on the scene they found one victim and learned another was already in a Cape Girardeau hospital...
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Cape Girardeau's budget worse than anticipated with $661,000 shortfall
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
Cape Girardeau's budget woes are worse than anticipated at a March council retreat and the city could end the current year with little or no money in the bank, members of the Cape Girardeau City Council heard Monday evening during a study session on spending...
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KISS FAN CONVENTION- June 13th at The Mississippi Mud House.
(Submitted Story ~ 04/28/09)
By: Cabala Productions June 13 2009 The Mississippi Mud House will have our 1st Annual KISS FAN CONVENTION. Hosted by The Missouri KISS ARMY. We'll have a full day of KISS EVENTS like. KISS MOVIES - We'll show the original 1978 classic "KISS MEETS THE PHANTOM OF THE PARK" AND the documentary "KISS LOVES YOU"...
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Support Your Local Dogs
(Submitted Story ~ 04/28/09)
By: Melanie Coy This will be a fun weekend to be an animal lover. May 1 through May 3 will have a little something for everyone. Friday, May 1 will give the bowlers in our area a chance to show their skills, while helping to raise funds for Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary. West Park Lanes in Cape Girardeau will be hosting the "Strikes for Strays" Bowl-a-Thon fundraiser. Even if skill is not the way to describe your bowling abilities, you can enjoy the fun from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm...
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Cape Christian School receives $3,000 grant from St. Louis Cardinals
(Submitted Story ~ 04/28/09)
By: D. Roop Cape Christian School was the recipient of a $3,000 Cardinals Care grant this spring. CCS students and school administrator were present at Busch Stadium Friday afternoon for the grant celebration and press conference to announce the grant and receive the check. ...
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Rodney Carrington performs for nearly sold out house in Poplar Bluff
(Entertainment ~ 04/28/09)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- The Rodney Carrington Show at the Black River Coliseum Saturday night was a big success. "This is the closest we have been to a sellout," coliseum director Jason Davenport said. "We sold 2,500 tickets and only had 50 scattered single seats remaining. It is considered a sellout in the thinking of most people."...
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Senator Jason Crowell meets with Clippard 4th Graders
(Submitted Photo ~ 04/28/09)
By: Angie Plunkett On April 23rd a group of 4th graders from Clippard Elementary School in Cape Girardeau toured the State Capitol and met with Senator Jason Crowell.
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Affected by autism: Getting all necessary therapy can be a struggle
(Community ~ 04/28/09)
Between 2003 and 2007, the number of children diagnosed with autism doubled. Early diagnosis and various forms of occupational therapy have been effective in helping minimize the effects of the disorder. But treatment, which includes intensive one-on-one applied behavioral analysis, is expensive and often difficult to get, according to parents, because there aren't enough therapists to meet the need for services.
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Water on roadway leads to Monday evening crash
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
SCOTT COUNTY, Mo. - Water in the roadway was to blame for a Monday evening motor vehicle accident on Route E near Benton. The Missouri State Highway Patrol said that at around 5:10 p.m. a 1993 Chevrolet driven by Brian Scherer, 32, was traveling westbound on the roadway when the vehicle passed over the water and overturned...
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Elderly driver avoids injury after crashing car into Jackson City Hall
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
Jackson City Hall suffered minor damage Monday morning when an elderly driver lost control of her vehicle and struck the building near a door, said Lt. Rodney Barnes, spokesman for the Jackson Police Department. The car appeared to jump the curb and collided with the building, causing damage to the door and cracking the wall in one spot, Barnes said...
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Morley, Mo., company manufactures dump truck bodies, snow and ice removal equipment
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
MORLEY, Mo. -- When many of Southeast Missouri's roadways were nearly impassible or shut down during January's ice, sleet and snow storm, general manager Steve Rider and a handful of other employees of Viking-Cives Midwest were doing their part to help ensure a speedy recovery...
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Baby box turtle
(Submitted Photo ~ 04/28/09)
By: Pat Harp I found this little fellow in my mint bed this morning. We were both surprised! So cute!
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Spring Plow Days
(Submitted Photo ~ 04/28/09)
By: Sandra Pettit-King Beth Freiheit , 17 of Glen Allen, MO was one of many trying her skills at Barks Plantation Spring Plow Days
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Pediatricians adopt new term for shaken baby abuse
(Community ~ 04/28/09)
CHICAGO -- The American Academy of Pediatrics wants doctors to stop using the term "shaken baby syndrome" in favor of something more scientific. The nation's largest pediatricians' group recommends "abusive head trauma," calling it a more comprehensive diagnosis for brain, skull and spinal injuries associated with shaking and other head injuries inflicted on infants...
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Health calendar 4/28/09
(Community ~ 04/28/09)
Health events for the coming week
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UAW leaders recommend members OK Chrysler deal
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. -- Factory-level leaders of the United Auto Workers union voted unanimously Monday night to recommend approval of concessions that could give a union-run trust 55 percent ownership of a restructured Chrysler LLC. Union president Ron Gettelfinger said the deal will help keep the automaker out of bankruptcy...
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GM could become leaner, government-owned company
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
DETROIT -- General Motors, once the colossus of American capitalism, will become a leaner, government-owned company if the Obama administration goes along with the automaker's plan to slash jobs, close plants and eliminate the Pontiac brand. As GM laid out the proposal Monday, new agreements fell into place between Chrysler and its unions in the United States and Canada, making it apparent that the future of both companies now rests with their creditors...
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Central Mo. shelter wins makeover
(State News ~ 04/28/09)
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- A Columbia animal shelter has won a nationwide contest that will give it a makeover with goods and services worth up to $1 million. A pair of seventh-graders at Columbia Catholic School got the Central Missouri Humane Society shelter into the contest in January...
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Indian Creek Bridge to close six weeks for repairs
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- A project to replace the deck of the Indian Creek Bridge and perform other repairs began Monday. The bridge will be closed for six weeks, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation. During renovations to the bridge, on Highway 177 in Cape Girardeau County, Highway 177 will be closed from County Road 602 to Route J, including nights and weekends. Detours include Route V, Route W and Interstate 55...
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National Guard to work on Brookside Park in May
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
About 40 Missouri National Guardsmen will be in Jackson starting next month to smooth out part of Brookside Park for further development. As part of their annual training, members of the of the 220th Engineer Company of the Missouri Army National Guard will begin work May 30. The company, based in Festus, Mo., will flatten four acres uphill from the Veteran's Memorial...
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Police report 4/28/09
(Police/Fire Report ~ 04/28/09)
Cape Girardeau The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Arrests Summonses Assaults Thefts Property damage Miscellaneous Miscellaneous...
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Fire report 4/28/09
(Police/Fire Report ~ 04/28/09)
Cape Girardeau Firefighters responded to the following call Sunday: Firefighters responded to the following calls Monday:...
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Births 4/28/09
(Births ~ 04/28/09)
Thomas; Moore; Rockwell; Birkman; Massa; Cissell; Gonsalez; Fowler; Brothers; Welker
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Rams sign 15 undrafted players
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
ST. LOUIS -- The St. Louis Rams have signed 15 college free agents to fill some roster holes following the NFL draft. Among the signings Monday was 315-pound Colorado center Daniel Sanders, who had 36 consecutive starts and played every snap as a senior...
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Redskins sign MU's Daniel
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
ASHBURN, Va. -- Missouri quarterback Chase Daniel, a former Heisman Trophy finalist who wasn't chosen in the NFL draft, agreed to terms with the Washington Redskins on Monday. Daniel is expected to join the Redskins for minicamp this weekend. He likely will enter training camp in July battling Colt Brennan for the third-string job behind starter Jason Campbell and backup Todd Collins, although Campbell's job has been far from secure during an offseason in which the Redskins targeted Jay Cutler and Mark Sanchez.. ...
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Rams rope 310-pound cowboy
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
ST. LOUIS -- Jason Smith committed to Baylor as a 215-pound tight end with a passion for calf roping as well as football. Billy Thompson, an assistant coach at W.T. White High School in inner-city Dallas, wondered why Smith often missed summer weight-lifting sessions and got knocked around off the field as much as he did on it...
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NASCAR debates last-lap crash
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Despite injuries to fans from flying debris, NASCAR's satisfied with its safety standards, saying the fence at Talladega Superspeedway did what it was supposed to do -- keep Carl Edwards' car out of the grandstands. In a spectacular last-lap crash, Edwards' car sailed upside-down into the frontstretch fence, which bowed but held, before the battered vehicle returned to the track. ...
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Albert in April
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
ST. LOUIS -- Albert Pujols wasn't himself at the end of the St. Louis Cardinals' last trip, going 1-for-9 with one RBI in a three-game series in Chicago. It was a short funk. Videotape study detected the problem: last year's NL MVP was too anxious, jumping at pitches. Before long, Pujols was back to making pitchers' days miserable...
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Cards bump off Braves
(Professional Sports ~ 04/28/09)
ATLANTA -- Joel Pineiro usually is content just letting his defense make plays. He can get a strikeout when he needs it, too. Pineiro won again for St. Louis, equaling the best start of his career, and Rick Ankiel drove in a pair of runs as the Cardinals defeated the light-hitting Atlanta Braves 3-2 on Monday night...
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Obergoenner sits fourth in MVC tourney at Dalhousie
(College Sports ~ 04/28/09)
Former Central standout golfer Todd Obergoenner put together two strong rounds Monday to finish tied for fourth after the first day of the Missouri Valley Conference men's golf tournament at Dalhousie Golf Club. Obergoenner helped his Southern Illinois-Carbondale team to third place with a 613. Wichita State leads with a 591, and Illinois State is second with 604...
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Redhawks earn OVC honors
(College Sports ~ 04/28/09)
Southeast Missouri State players swept the Ohio Valley Conference weekly softball awards as freshman pitcher Gianna Zimmerman and junior catcher Alex Ramirez were honored after the Redhawks completed an unbeaten week that extended their winning streak to 11 games...
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Gender pay gap shrinks among federal workers
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
WASHINGTON -- Women working in the federal government still earn less than their male counterparts, but the pay gap is shrinking. The difference between average annual salary for men and women in the federal work force declined from 19 cents to 11 cents on the dollar between 1998 and 2007, according to a draft report from the Government Accountability Office...
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Same-sex couples tie the knot in Iowa
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
DES MOINES, Iowa -- The first same-sex couples tied the knot in Iowa on Monday as the controversial issue of gay marriage moved to the nation's heartland. Melisa Keeton and Shelley Wolfe were declared "legally married" by pastor Peg Esperanaza during a ceremony in front of the Polk County administrative offices in Des Moines. It didn't take long before they were referring to one another as "wife."...
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Ohio city hands out tickets for free show by Jay Leno
(Entertainment ~ 04/28/09)
WILMINGTON, Ohio -- Residents affected by thousands of layoffs at the local airport or otherwise struggling to get by in the shaky economy are hoping laughter is the best medicine. By late afternoon Monday, an estimated 3,300 tickets had been distributed for next month's free comedy show by Jay Leno, who is bringing his act to southwest Ohio as a morale booster...
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Pakistan, Taliban talks halted after offensive
(International News ~ 04/28/09)
ISLAMABAD -- A Pakistani military offensive against insurgent hideouts prompted suspension of peace talks with the Taliban on Monday. Following the military push into Dir, a district on the Afghanistan border, militants described their peace pact with the government as "worthless," threatening a cease-fire the Obama administration has criticized as a capitulation to allies of al-Qaida...
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Quake jars Mexico City residents
(International News ~ 04/28/09)
MEXICO CITY -- A strong earthquake struck central Mexico on Monday, swaying tall buildings in the capital and sending office workers into the streets. The quake rattled nerves in a city already tense from a swine flu outbreak suspected of killing as many as 149 people nationwide...
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Census offices: Why spend less?
(Editorial ~ 04/28/09)
The congresswoman from Cape Girardeau, Jo Ann Emerson, is rightfully irate over spending by the federal government for temporary office space for Census Bureau workers. The General Services Administration, which handles such negotiations, is outfitting space on South Silver Springs Road for the Census Bureau. The cost: $411,052 for 16 months. "For that kind of taxpayer money, you could buy a whole building for the Census," Representative Emerson said...
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Facts are useful in ongoing debate over global warming
(Letter to the Editor ~ 04/28/09)
In response to the many redundant, errant letters from Alan Journet, the following facts will be useful to your readers in making a wholly informed opinion on the subject of global warming. Our planet has warmed and cooled in countless cycles over the last four billion years, often at rates faster and more extreme than those recorded since the "explosion" of greenhouse gases...
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Speak Out 4/28/09
(Speak Out ~ 04/28/09)
Show quality; Tree city; Tame protest; Population control; No access; No stadium; Central stadium; Jackson discipline; Old buddies; Saving lives; Losing skills; Murder on TV; Cold weather; Pine trees are gone; Offended by 'frumpy'; Wonderful race
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Out of the past 4/28/09
(Out of the Past ~ 04/28/09)
25 years ago: April 28, 1984 Cape Girardeau's proposed downtown redevelopment plan is meeting with enthusiasm from Main Street merchants who view it as a way to revitalize the downtown business district. Cape Girardeau police chief Ray Johnson has announced the promotion of two officers and the reassignment of another; Stephen C. ...
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Health experts: Prepare for spread of swine flu, but don't panic
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
Wash, wash, wash your hands. Don't panic about the swine flu. And don't rub your eyes. A host of health officials, from federal to county, are repeating those messages, reacting to a growing number of swine influenza cases. Of the 82 documented cases confirmed Monday, 48 are in the U.S., 28 of them in New York City. None have been reported in Missouri. Canada has recorded six cases; Scotland has two and Spain has one...
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Mo. gambling revenue expected to fall short of projections by at least $70 million
(State News ~ 04/28/09)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- New revenue from a voter-approved casino ballot measure could fall at least $70 million short of projections, the director of the Missouri Gaming Commission said Monday. Voters in November approved a measure repealing Missouri's limit on how much gamblers could lose within two hours and increasing the tax rate on casino revenues. The Gaming Commission had projected the changes would result in $100 million to $130 million in new revenue for the state...
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Prayer 4/28/09
(Prayer ~ 04/28/09)
Lift our spirits, O God, when we lose sight of the glory of your creation. Amen.
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Workers in Poland find hidden letter at Auschwitz site
(International News ~ 04/28/09)
WARSAW, Poland -- The note, written in pencil then rolled up and inserted in a bottle, contains the names of seven young people who probably thought they were doomed to die in Auschwitz death camp. A construction crew renovating a cellar near the Auschwitz site discovered the bottle hidden in a concrete wall, officials said Monday...
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Trial opens in Paducah, Ky., for ex-soldier charged with rape, murder in Iraq
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
PADUCAH, Ky. -- An ex-soldier charged with raping and killing a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and slaying her family set the girl's body ablaze after shooting her several times, prosecutors said Monday during opening statements at his federal trial. Steven Dale Green, 23, of Midland, Texas, faces more than a dozen charges, including sexual assault and four counts of murder, stemming from the March 2006 attack in Iraq's so-called "Triangle of Death." After he shot the girl in the face several times, Green then used kerosene to set fire to her body, said assistant federal prosecutor Brian Skaret. ...
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Southeast baseball Redhawks' gametoday is canceled
(College Sports ~ 04/28/09)
Southeast Missouri State's nonconference baseball game today against Central Arkansas has been canceled due to an unfavorable forecast for Conway, Ark. Weather permitting, the teams will play at 3 p.m. Wednesday in a regularly scheduled game.
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Fox sticks with usual program over Obama new conference
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
NEW YORK -- Fox became the first broadcast network to turn down a request by President Obama for time, opting to show its drama "Lie to Me" on Wednesday instead of the president's prime-time news conference. Fox will direct viewers interested in the news conference to Fox News Channel and the Fox Business Network, which will both carry it. ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC and CNBC are all carrying the 7 p.m. event on Obama's 100th day in office...
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Fundraiser to benefit cancer retreat
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
The 15th annual Pennies from Heaven Auction will be held from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and from 6 a.m. to noon Friday at Southeast Missouri Hospital Harrison Room. The auction is open to the public and shuttle service will be available from parking lots. All proceeds benefit the We Can Weekend cancer retreat. For more information, call 986-6623 or visit www.southeastmissourihospital.com/foundation....
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Obama promises major investment in science
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
WASHINGTON -- President Obama promised a new era of science and technology for the nation, telling the National Academy of Sciences on Monday that he wants to devote more funds to research and development. America has fallen behind other countries in science, Obama said. "We will not just meet but we will exceed the level achieved at the height of the space race," he said...
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Violet Williams
(Obituary ~ 04/28/09)
CHAFFEE, Mo. -- Violet Williams, daughter of the late Sherman Vanbibber and Nora Parker Vanbibber, was born March 5, 1921, in Bald Knob, Ark., and departed this life at the Saint Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau on April 26, 2009, at the age of 88 years...
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Delta softball earns 10-2 win vs. Charleston
(High School Sports ~ 04/28/09)
Freshman Myra Henson earned the win in Delta's 10-2 victory over Charleston in softball action Monday. Henson struck out two in three innings. She also doubled in the win. Katie Brucker went 3-for-4 and knocked in a run for the Bobcats (9-1). Courtney Burton doubled in the win...
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Authorities trying to ID remains from fiery crash
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- Authorities are awaiting dental records to confirm a Broseley, Mo., man died in a fiery crash early Saturday morning on Highway 142. At this time, Butler County Coroner Jim Akers said, he has been in contact with the family of the victim, Terry L. Ethridge Jr., 20...
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Students host kitchen and garden tour
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
The students of the Saxony Lutheran European Tour Group will hold a kitchen and garden tour from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Guests will see three Cape Girardeau, one Jackson and three Perry County homes, concluding with a tour at Hemman Winery and complimentary wine tasting. ...
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Chaffee native, former Nuremberg guard to be included in Va. Holocaust exhibit
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
A St. Louis man, formerly of Chaffee, Mo., has been asked to be included in an exhibit at the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond, Va., for the role he played as a guard at the Nuremberg trials. Bob Horn served as a U.S. Army prison guard for some of the 22 people tried in 1945 and 1946 at the Nuremberg Palace of Justice courtroom in Nuremberg, Germany, for their actions during World War II...
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Annual church and cemetery meeting
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
The German Evangelical Church and Cemetery Association of Dutchtown will hold its annual meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday at the church. Contributions may be sent to Dorothy Rowley at 1320 Rolling Fields Drive, Jackson, MO 63755. Rowley can be contacted at 243-5882...
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Phase one deadline nearing for mall contest
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
Less than two weeks remain for local entrepreneurs to enter a contest that could give them a chance to win use of space inside West Park Mall and advertising space in the Southeast Missourian. Announced on April 13, the "You're in Business Contest" is open to residents 18 years and older of Cape Girardeau and surrounding counties. Contestants have until May 11 to submit a business plan of 250 words or less...
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St. Louis chess club gears up for national tournament
(State News ~ 04/28/09)
ST. LOUIS -- Chess isn't exactly a spectator sport, but when two dozen of the nation's finest players are in St. Louis next month, Sean Trani can't wait to watch. Trani is one of the 500 or so members of the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of St. Louis. Less than a year after the state-of-the-art, high-tech chess center opened, it will host the U.S. Chess Championship May 7 through 17. The event is considered the nation's most prestigious chess tournament...
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Health officials: Raw alfalfa sprouts may carry salmonella risk
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
WASHINGTON (AP)-- Government health officials are telling people to avoid eating raw alfalfa sprouts because they could be contaminated with a strain of salmonella. Officials have received 31 reports of illness associated with eating raw alfalfa sprouts in Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Utah and West Virginia. No deaths have been reported...
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What you need to know about swine flu
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
WASHINGTON -- A never-before-seen strain of swine flu has turned killer in Mexico and is causing milder illness in the United States and elsewhere. While authorities say it's not time to panic, they are taking steps to stem the spread and also urging people to pay close attention to the latest health warnings and take their own precautions...
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Consumer confidence soars in April
(National News ~ 04/28/09)
NEW YORK - Hopeful signs that the worst may be over for the economy boosted Americans' moods in April, sending a closely watched barometer of sentiment to the highest level since November. The New York-based Conference Board said Tuesday that its Consumer Confidence Index rose more than 12 points to 39.2, up from a revised 26.9 in March. The reading marks the highest level since November's 44.7 and well surpasses economists' expectations for 29.5...
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2008 Jackson High School Graduate graduates Army Basic Training and AIT
(Submitted Story ~ 04/28/09)
By: Sheila Gunter PVT2 Nikkia D Sauceda, a 2008 graduate of Jackson High School,successfully completed Basic Training and AIT for the United States Army Reserves at Ft. Jackson, South Carolina. PVT Sauceda is now back home in Jackson,Mo. Her Brother, Brent Sauceda,also a 2008 Jackson High graduate, also recently graduated Basic Training at Ft. Sill Oklahoma. Due to medical reasons he was unable to finish AIT and was given a medical discharge but can re-enlist in 6 months...
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Light purple clematis vine
(Submitted Photo ~ 04/28/09)
By: Pat Harp Our Clematis vines are doing so good this year. And the blooms are larger than last year. Something to do with the weather?
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Fire destroys Miner home
(Local News ~ 04/28/09)
MINER, Mo. - An early morning fire destroyed a home at 149 Rainbow Lake Road. According to Miner Police Chief Roger Moore the city's fire department arrived on the scene after 1 a.m. and extinguished the blaze by 4:30 a.m. Moore did not know if anyone was at home at the time of the fire.
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