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OpinionFebruary 2, 1999

Absent-minded Missourians consider it a victory if they have stopped writing last year's date on checks by the time the governor delivers his State of the State address. More plans have been offered to improve Missouri's highways than there are accountants in the highway department...

Absent-minded Missourians consider it a victory if they have stopped writing last year's date on checks by the time the governor delivers his State of the State address.

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More plans have been offered to improve Missouri's highways than there are accountants in the highway department.

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Pope John Paul II got the red-carpet treatment in St. Louis, which helped smooth out some of the state's rough roads.

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The last time St. Louisans became so excited over visitors to their city occurred when Confederate troops were sailing up the Mississippi River.

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It was exciting to have the pope in Missouri. It was reassuring to know we were safe from tornadoes, blizzards and earthquakes for at least 30 hours.

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Pope John Paul had a visit with Vice President Al Gore before flying back to the Vatican. The papal physician thought it was safer than sleeping pills.

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Gov. Mel Carnahan announces the state has finally reached record employment, made possible in part by Lt. Gov. Roger Wilson's new part-time job.

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