ARGUMENTS HEARD ON DRURY CHALLENGE; ATTORNEYS BATTLE IN APPEALS COURT OVER RIVER CAMPUS PROJECT
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Wednesday, March 7, 2001
CLAYTON, Mo. -- Attorneys for the city of Cape Girardeau and businessman Jim Drury sparred in a state appeals court Tuesday over the legality of the city's efforts to help fund Southeast Missouri State University's River Campus project.
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