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Blunt threatens confirmation block
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Sen. Roy Blunt is threatening to block confirmation of the next Environmental Protection Agency administrator unless the federal government moves forward with a flood control project in southeast Missouri. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/Y9aLeG ) reports the Missouri Republican and his Democratic colleague, Claire McCaskill, want resolution of the long-delayed St. ...
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Cash, cellphone reported stolen in armed robbery
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
Cape Girardeau police fielded a report Tuesday from a man who said cash and a cellphone had been stolen from him by a man with a gun. The complaint was filed at the Cape Girardeau Police Department at about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to police spokesman Darin Hickey. The robbery is alleged to have happened earlier that afternoon, Hickey said, when the man was in the 200 block of South Ellis Street to meet someone. ...
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Cape doctor pleads not guilty to fraud charges
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
A Cape Girardeau physician indicted last week on fraud charges has pleaded not guilty in federal court. Byron Cornelius Glenn, 57, told a magistrate judge he was not guilty of felony charges of mail fraud and passing fake money orders and checks. He also asked, through his lawyers, for two weeks to prepare for the next phase of federal court proceedings. Judge Lewis M. Blanton set a hearing for March 6 to hear pretrial motions...
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Marking the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
ABOVE: Deacon Jim Long places ashes on Carol Beussink's forehead during Ash Wednesday Mass at Immaculate Conception Church in Jackson. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. BELOW: Ashes form a cross on the forehead of Cletus Urhahn as he returns to his pew. BOTTOM: Long, left, and Father John Harth close out Ash Wednesday Mass...
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Prosecuting attorney off to war zone
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
BENTON, Mo. -- Scott County's prosecuting attorney will leave for Afghanistan next month to serve in Operation Enduring Freedom. Paul R. Boyd, who has been the county's prosecutor since 2003 and before that as an assistant prosecutor for the county since 1996, begins active duty in the U.S. Army on March 25...
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Area grapplers take different paths to state meet
(High School Sports ~ 02/14/13)
There may not be two better wrestlers than Jackson sophomore Jarrett Reisenbichler and Central senior Chris Bryant to describe the variance among the 896 wrestlers that will compete in the four classes of the Missouri Wrestling Championship that begin today in Columbia, Mo...
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Missouri's win is one for the ages
(Professional Sports ~ 02/14/13)
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Keion Bell raced down the floor late in the second half before realizing he wasn't being followed. Then the 6-foot-4 senior slowed down, took his time, and threw down a spectacular 360-degree dunk. It was a fitting final image: Missouri putting on a show and Mississippi State doing absolutely nothing to stop it...
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Construction underway on counseling center expansion
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
With a price tag of nearly $1.5 million, the construction of administrative and clinical-office space at the Community Counseling Center is underway. "Work is starting in earnest," said John Hudak, executive director of the Community Counseling Center. "It was held up some because of rain, but we're thrilled with how it's progressing."...
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Tigers' defense clamps down on Bulldogs
(High School Sports ~ 02/14/13)
SIKESTON -- A simple change in defense led to a shift in Central's favor. Switching to a man defense, the Tigers immediately shut down Sikeston's offense, holding them to just seven points in the second half and eventually leading them to a 38-28 victory at the Sikeston Field House...
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Democrat Hodges says he's in for 8th District
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
Democratic state Rep. Steve Hodges has maintained his seat despite Southeast Missouri turning more and more Republican. Now he'll try to make the jump to the federal level by pursuing a congressional seat that turned Republican more than 30 years ago and has stayed that way...
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Study for I-66 Paducah-Cape connector to begin in March
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
After securing federal funding the Illinois Department of Transportation hopes a formal study of the best corridor for the new highway connecting Cape Girardeau and Paducah, Ky. will begin in March. One possible route for the proposed highway, dubbed Interstate 66, would connect Interstate 55 to Interstate 24, cutting travel time between the cities from an hour and a half to about 45 minutes...
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Cape Girardeau firm receives statewide recognition
(Submitted Story ~ 02/14/13)
Opening a new business is always a risk, and is never done alone. We had a lot of help from MO Small Business Technology & Development (Richard Proffer/Mary Pausell), First State Community Bank, countless patrons, and a great group of Cigar Club members. Thank you all for making this happen:...
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Electrical Connection Donates Scoreboards to Cape Central Junior High
(Submitted Story ~ 02/14/13)
CAPE GIRARDEAU -- The Cape Central Junior High School Tigers have two new state-of-the-art gymnasium scoreboards thanks to the Electrical Connection. The Electrical Connection, a partnership of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local One and St. Louis Chapter, National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), donated and installed the $15,000 scoreboards. The scoreboards will be used for wrestling, volleyball and basketball games...
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Family of missing Cape man suspects foul play
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
As police investigate the mysterious disappearance of a 38-year-old Cape Girardeau man, several family members Wednesday said they already fear the worst has happened. Samuel Francis, a tattoo artist at the Tattoo Spot in Cape Girardeau, hasn't been seen since Dec. 17, according to his father, Gary Francis, who was skeptical, too, at first. He said his son has been known to disappear for days at a time and has had some run-ins with the law...
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Original Emancipation Proclamation on display in Nashville
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The original Emancipation Proclamation, a document that changed the lives of countless African-Americans during the Civil War, is on display in Nashville as the fragile historical document makes its only stop in the Southeast on a 150th anniversary tour. ..
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OVC track honors Robinson again
(College Sports ~ 02/14/13)
Southeast Missouri State senior thrower Craig Robinson has been named Ohio Valley Conference field athlete of the week for the second time this season. Robinson won the weight throw at Saturday's Samford Invitational. He leads the OVC in the event and ranks second in the shot put...
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St. Vincent girls rally past Scott City
(High School Sports ~ 02/14/13)
St. Vincent rallied from a nine-point, fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime, then came away with a 51-50 victory over host Scott City in girls basketball action Wednesday night. Katie Mattingly scored 13 points for St. Vincent (9-15), which trailed 39-30 entering the final period...
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Minnesota to learn if taxes kill jobs
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
MINNEAPOLIS -- Whether tax increases kill jobs is one of the longest running arguments in politics. It's about to get tested in a big way in Minnesota. Minnesota's Democratic governor is pushing new tax increases that fall hardest on businesses...
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Today in History
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
Today is Thursday, Feb. 14, the 45th day of 2013. There are 320 days left in the year. This is Valentine's Day. Today's Highlight in History: On Feb. 14, 1963, Federico Fellini's art-house classic "81/2," a movie about a movie director played by Marcello Mastroianni, was first released in Italy...
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Who's neXt 2/14/13
(Community ~ 02/14/13)
The following students have been awarded scholarships to attend Southeast Missouri State University for the 2013-2014 academic year: Raymond Boos won the Geography Bee at St. Mary Cathedral School in Cape Girardeau. Boos is in 8th grade and will take a test for the chance to advance nationally to the next round...
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Next calendar 2/14/13
(Community ~ 02/14/13)
TODAY NEW MOVIES EVENTS FRIDAY EVENTS Saturday Sunday Next week Games CDs DVDs...
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Hooked on Science: Valentine's Day carnations
(Community ~ 02/14/13)
Using a few ingredients from around the house, you can add a touch of science to your Valentine's Day gift. Materials Instructions STEP 1: Fill the transparent glass half full of water and add red food coloring. STEP 2: Cut the stem of the carnation at an angle and place the carnation in the drinking glass for 24 hours...
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Senate alters unemployment
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- People fired for sleeping on the job and missing work could have a harder time getting unemployment benefits under a bill endorsed by the Missouri Senate. The Senate gave initial approval Wednesday to a measure expanding the definition of "misconduct" in the workplace...
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House panel considers medical liability limits
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Missouri doctors urged a House committee Wednesday to reinstate liability limits for medical malpractice cases after the state Supreme Court struck down an existing cap. An upper limit of $350,000 for noneconomic damages such as pain and suffering was a major piece of Republicans' efforts in 2005 to curb liability lawsuits. Before then, Missouri had an inflation-adjusted cap of $579,000 for noneconomic damages against each defendant for each act of negligence...
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Rice advocates a homeless shelter
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
CLAYTON, Mo. -- Homeless advocate Larry Rice and several homeless people are urging the St. Louis County Council to open a county-operated shelter. Rice and 16 homeless people spoke Tuesday at a county council meeting. A spokesman for County Executive Charlie Dooley said the county has been searching for a site for a shelter and is getting close...
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House mulls photo ID requirement for elections
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The Missouri House is expected to consider a requirement for voters to show photo identification at the polls. State lawmakers have debated the concept previously, but this is the first time Republicans have held a veto-proof majority in both the House and Senate. In the past, discussion generally fell along party lines with Republicans favoring the idea and Democrats opposing it...
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Mo. man fatally shot by Minn. police was rape suspect
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- St. Paul police say a Missouri man who was fatally shot by officers after he stabbed a police dog to death, was a rape suspect. Members of the North Star Fugitive Task Force were trying to pick up 32-year-old Alden Patrick Anderson of St. Louis on a first-degree criminal sexual conduct warrant Tuesday...
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UMKC educator to help study universe
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A University of Missouri-Kansas City faculty member has been selected by the European Space Agency to work on a mission to study dark energy in the universe. Assistant professor of physics and astronomy Mark Brodwin is one of 29 new members who will join 14 U.S. scientists working on the Euclid mission...
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Births 2/14/13
(Births ~ 02/14/13)
Son to Chad Clay and Rachel Gail Nixon of Chaffee, Mo., Southeast Hospital, 11:22 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, 2012. Name, Rylan Gage. Weight, 6 pounds, 12 ounces. Second child, first son. Mrs. Nixon is the former Rachel Ward, daughter of James and Marla Ward of Kennett, Mo. She is a teller at First Commercial Bank in Chaffee. Nixon is the son of Gary and Kay Nixon of Deering, Mo. He is a deputy with the Scott County Sheriff's Department...
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Out of the past 2/14/13
(Out of the Past ~ 02/14/13)
Alberta Gilpin of Jefferson City, Mo., is the guest speaker of the evening at First Baptist Church; the service commemorates the organization of Women's Missionary Union in Missouri 100 years ago. Dr. Ronald Feuerhahn, professor of historical theology at Concordia Seminary in St. Louis and son of Trinity Lutheran Church in Cape Girardeau, is guest preacher at Trinity, as the congregation observes Transfiguration Sunday...
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More charges for suspect in VA hospital killing
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- A 33-year-old Sedalia, Mo., man charged with killing a fellow VA hospital patient in Columbia now faces Pettis County assault charges. Rudy Perez Jr. is charged with five misdemeanor assaults as well as resisting arrest in connection with several Sedalia incidents in the days before the Feb. 1 beating death of 78-year-old Robert Hill of Warsaw at Truman Memorial Veterans' Hospital...
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Cape Girardeau police report 2/14/13
(Police/Fire Report ~ 02/14/13)
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY The Southeast Missouri State University Department of Public Safety released the following items. Thefts...
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Viola Surface
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Our beautiful mother, Viola Sylvia Surface, 87, of Delta went home to be with Jesus and Daddy on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, at home, surrounded by her family. Momma was born Oct. 25, 1925, at Randles to William and Ivy Jones Lusk, and was raised in Fornfelt. She met and fell in love with Melvin Surface Sr. and they were married April 20, 1944...
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Betty Seabaugh
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Betty J. Seabaugh, 79, of Cape Girardeau died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, at Saint Francis Medical Center. She was born Jan. 20, 1934, in Cape Girardeau to Jeff and Bessie Marie Miller Howard. She and John Seabaugh were married Nov. 22, 1969, in Cape Girardeau. He preceded her in death Aug. 14, 2011...
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Genevieve Menz
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
BENTON, Mo. — Genevieve E. Menz, 90, of Benton died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013. Arrangements are incomplete at Amick-Burnett Funeral Chapel at Benton.
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Deloris McFarlin
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
STURDIVANT, Mo. -- Deloris Josephine McFarlin, 71, of Sturdivant passed away Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at Woodland Hills Nursing home in Marble Hill, Mo. She was born Aug. 10, 1941, to Joe and Lillie Brown Barnes. She and David McFarlin were married June 12, 1971. He passed away Feb. 17, 2003...
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Jack Martin
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
CHAFFEE, Mo. -- John "Jack" Martin, 69, of Chaffee passed away Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at Chaffee Nursing Center. He was born Feb. 7, 1944, in Cape Girardeau to Albert E. and Helen Corvick Davidson Martin. He and Vicky Nall were married June 7, 2000...
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Merging US Airways American Airlines will be largest carrier
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
DALLAS -- American Airlines and US Airways will merge and create the world's biggest airline. The boards of both companies approved the deal late Wednesday, according to four people close to the situation. The carrier will keep the American Airlines name but will be run by US Airways CEO Doug Parker. American's CEO, Tom Horton, will serve as chairman of the new company until mid-2014, these people said. They requested anonymity because the merger negotiations were private...
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Mother says she has forgiven man who held son in bunker
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
The mother of an Alabama boy held for days in an underground bunker said in an interview broadcast Wednesday that she forgave her son's captor early in the standoff and asked authorities not to harm him. Jennifer Kirkland's son, Ethan Gilman, was a captive for six days in rural Midland City, Ala., before FBI agents entered the bunker and killed 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes...
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Carnival cancels 12 more cruises on troubled ship
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
HOUSTON -- Carnival Cruise Lines has canceled a dozen more planned voyages aboard the Triumph and acknowledged that the crippled ship had been plagued by other mechanical problems in the weeks before an engine-room fire left it powerless in the Gulf of Mexico...
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EU ministers call for emergency meat testing
(International News ~ 02/14/13)
BRUSSELS -- European Union nations on Wednesday called for more intensive testing of beef for a month to try to contain the food scandal in which horse meat was sold as beef. The emergency meeting at EU headquarters included nations most affected by the horse meat scandal that has swept through Europe. Ireland's Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney suggested the scandal could still spread beyond Britain, Ireland, France, Romania, Poland and Sweden...
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Jewel Hutson
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Jewel Elizabeth Hutson, 92, of Delta, formerly of Ridley Park, Pa., died peacefully Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013. She was the daughter of the late Bertha and Cecil Ashby of Delta. Jewel leaves behind to cherish her memory a granddaughter, Brenda Elizabeth Martin of Lewes, Del.; a grandson and wife, James A. Jr. and Paula Martin; and beloved great-granddaughter, Sara Elizabeth Martin, all of Elkton, Md...
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Kevin Dougherty
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
THEBES, Ill. — Kevin Gene Dougherty, 50, of Thebes died Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, at his home. Arrangements are incomplete at Crain Funeral Home in Tamms, Ill.
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Leonard Bodenschatz
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Leonard H. Bodenschatz, 84, of Jackson passed away Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at the Missouri Veterans Home in Cape Girardeau. He was born Sept. 26, 1928, in New Wells to Oscar and Paula Schuessler Bodenschatz. He was baptized and confirmed at Immanuel Lutheran Church of New Wells...
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Arizona county mulls options for donated estate
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- A northern Arizona county is weighing what to do with a 240-acre property with a six-bedroom house and 16-stall stables that was a gift from St. Louis Rams owner Georgia Frontiere. Coconino County received the estate next to Rogers Lake southwest of Flagstafff in 2011, three years after Frontiere died in 2008...
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Valentine's Day
(Editorial ~ 02/14/13)
Today we celebrate Valentine's Day. Many couples will share a meal, send flowers and chocolate, or give a special card to their significant other. While love in general is celebrated today, the holiday is centered around marriage. In the third century, Emperor Claudius II outlawed marriage. Recognizing this injustice, Valentine, a priest in Rome, continued to marry couples in secret. After finding out about this, Claudius sentenced Valentine to death on Feb. 14 around 270 A.D...
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Willard Beasley
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
TAMMS, Ill. -- Willard Eugene "Buddy" Beasley, 66, of Mounds, Ill., formerly of Tamms, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013 at the home of his daughter in Mound City, Ill. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to time of service Sunday at the Jones Funeral Home Villa Ridge...
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Thelma Bagby
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
OLMSTED, Ill. -- Thelma Matilda Bagby, 90, of Olmsted joined her beloved husband in heaven Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at her home. She would have been 91 Saturday. Thelma was preceded in death by her husband, James Leo, in 2007; a grandson, Joseph Edward Bagby; a great-grandson, Michael Brent Childress; parents, Otto and Louise Schwieger; and four brothers, Cecil, Norman, Raymond and Loren Schwieger...
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Speak Out 2/14/13
(Speak Out ~ 02/14/13)
President Obama's approval rating may soar even higher on the news that he received blistering criticism in a speech given by Dick Cheney. Bad purchases The Cape Girardeau Parks and Recreation Department wants to use casino money to fix up its recent set of bad purchases. They want money to add to a subpar water park. They also want to spend more money on the softball/baseball fields that weren't leveled and seeded properly the first time. Nice money management, city of Cape Girardeau...
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It's up to Democrats to prevent budget cuts, Boehner says
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
WASHINGTON -- House Speaker John Boehner on Wednesday said it's unlikely the Republican-controlled House and Democratic-led Senate will prevent a wave of automatic spending cuts from beginning to strike the economy in two weeks. Yet he sounded hopeful about avoiding a partial shutdown of the government when a temporary spending bill expires next month...
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Mo. bill to raise seat belt fines gains support
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- A long-running proposal to raise Missouri's fines for seat belt violations gained support Wednesday from police, doctors, truckers, insurers and -- perhaps most importantly -- the chairman of a committee in which the plan has died each of the last three years...
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Mo. voters to decide about 230 tax, bond issues, some locally
(State News ~ 02/14/13)
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Residents across Missouri will be voting on about 230 local tax and bond issues in April elections. The tally of ballot measures comes from Americans for Prosperity, a group that advocates for lower taxes and limited government. ..
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Cape Girardeau County Commission agenda 2/14/13
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
Office Building 1 Barton Square, Jackson 9 a.m. today Routine business Appointments and possible action items: Discussion and possible action items...
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Tears, applause for pope during his last public Mass
(International News ~ 02/14/13)
VATICAN CITY -- With a humble "Grazie" as bishops doffed their mitres and applause echoed through St. Peter's Basilica, a frail Pope Benedict XVI began his long farewell by presiding over Ash Wednesday services in a tearful, final public Mass. "We wouldn't be sincere, Your Holiness, if we didn't tell you that there's a veil of sadness on our hearts this evening," said Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Benedict's longtime deputy, his voice breaking...
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Alien clues 'in the rocks?'
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
MADISON, Wis. -- Scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are helping search for evidence of alien life not by looking into outer space, but by studying rocks on Earth. Some rocks are up to 3.5 billion years old. The scientists are looking for crucial information to understand how life might have arisen elsewhere in the universe and guide the search for life on Mars one day...
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Sheriff: Cabin not purposely burned in firefight
(National News ~ 02/14/13)
LOS ANGELES -- There was no question. The man standing before Rick Heltebrake on a rural mountain road was Christopher Dorner. Clad in camouflage from head to toe and wearing a bulletproof vest packed with ammunition, the most wanted man in America was just a few feet away, having emerged from a grove of trees holding a large assault-style rifle...
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Norman Blumenberg
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Norman E. Blumenberg, 61, of Carrollton, Texas, formerly of Cape Girardeau, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, because of complications from a motorcycle accident in October 2012. He is survived by a daughter, Amanda Blumenberg; a stepson from a previous marriage, Ricky Nanna; two brothers, Albert and Alvin Blumenberg; a sister, Letitia Kay Blumenberg; four nieces; and two nephews...
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Shannon James
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Shannon D. James, 43, of Cape Girardeau passed away Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013. He was born Aug. 19, 1969, in Cape Girardeau to Clarence Dockery Sr. and Bertha James. Shannon is survived by his mother, Bertha of Cape Girardeau; a daughter, Bree VonNida of Cape Girardeau; five brothers, Jozell James, Walter James, Clarence Dockery Jr., Victor Dockery and Joseph Dockery, all of Cape Girardeau; four sisters, Monica Rowett of Jackson, Genetha Johnson and Debra Dockery of Cape Girardeau and Donna Pitts of St. ...
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Verida Jackson
(Obituary ~ 02/14/13)
Verida Lee Jackson, 66, of Cape Girardeau departed this life Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at Southeast Hospital. She was born Sept. 1, 1946, in Helena, Ark., to the late Sammuel and Lureather Ward Bell. Verida accepted Jesus Christ as her savior at an early age under the leadership of Pastor Moore at New Bethel Baptist Church in Cape Girardeau. She was a member of New Horizon...
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Prayer 2/14/13
(Prayer ~ 02/14/13)
Lord Jesus, thank you for loving us and paying the price for our transgressions. Amen.
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Comcast doubles down in deal for NBC Universal
(Entertainment ~ 02/14/13)
LOS ANGELES -- Comcast's $16.7 billion deal to buy the remaining half of NBCUniversal ahead of schedule represents a resounding vote of confidence in the future of TV, even as the growth of Internet video reshapes the entertainment landscape. The decision was driven largely by Comcast Corp.'s belief that it would end up paying substantially more for General Electric Co.'s remaining 49 percent stake if it had waited until 2018, as had been envisioned in 2011 when the nation's largest cable TV provider acquired majority control of NBCUniversal.. ...
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JFK memorabilia draws hundreds to Mass. town
(Entertainment ~ 02/14/13)
BOSTON (AP) -- A preview of John F. Kennedy memorabilia including notes by his special assistant on the day the president was assassinated is drawing hundreds of people to the northern Massachusetts town of Amesbury. David Powers, who died in 1998, was Kennedy's assistant and close personal friend of his and his wife, Jackie. Powers also was the first curator of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston until he retired in 1994...
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Cardinals extend contract of GM, option on Matheny
(Local News ~ 02/14/13)
JUPITER, Fla. (AP) -- The St. Louis Cardinals have agreed to a three-year contract extension with general manager John Mozeliak and exercised the 2014 option for manager Mike Matheny. The 44-year-old Mozeliak will now be with the Cardinals through 2016. Matheny, in the second year of a two-year contract, is now guaranteed through next year. Terms were not announced...
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Nickell served as great example
(Letter to the Editor ~ 02/14/13)
Editor's note: The following letter has been edited to correct the spelling of Frank Nickell's last name. Dr. Frank Nickell, former director of the Center for Regional History and dedicated professor of history at Southeast Missouri State University for nearly 44 years, recently retired. He has received many student accolades for his tireless efforts and exceptional teaching excellence. His stellar community service has also been well documented...
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