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Warner brings end to stirring NFL career
(Professional Sports ~ 01/29/10)
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- Kurt Warner has called an end to one of the great storybook careers in NFL history. The 38-year-old quarterback announced his retirement from the game on Friday after a dozen years in a league that at first rejected him, then revered him as he came from nowhere to lead the lowly St. Louis Rams to two Super Bowls, winning the first of them...
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Some high school basketball games canceled tonight
(High School Sports ~ 01/29/10)
The following sports games scheduled for tonight have been canceled, as reported by the KZIM KSIM website. n The Oak Ridge vs. St. Vincent high school basketball game scheduled for tonight is canceled. n The Sikeston vs. Kelly high school boys basketball game scheduled for tonight is canceled...
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Former U.S. Postal Service worker to appear in court for allegedly destroying mail
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
ORAN, Mo. -- A former U.S. Postal Service employee will appear in federal court today for allegedly destroying or delaying mail.
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Two teens charged with burglaries at Perry County schools
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- A 10-month investigation by the Perryville Police Department has come to an end with two men charged in connection with a series of burglaries at the Perry County Middle and Elementary schools.
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Former Scott County jail officer charged with having sex with inmate gets new judge
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
BENTON, Mo. -- A former Scott County corrections officer charged with having sexual relations with female prisoners waived his arraignment Thursday before Circuit Court Judge David Dolan, who also granted a change of judge in the case.
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Miracle Ear participates in a BINGO event held for senior citizens
(Submitted Photo ~ 01/29/10)
Joyce Hill Cooley,BC-HIS,RN,COHC and franchisee manager to Miracle Ear Centers is happy to be posing with some local senior citizens. They are attending a BINGO event that was held at Healthpoint fitness in Jackson, MO on January 21,2010. There were great spirits, food, and prizes. ...
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Pack 312, Den 3 and Den 8 Webelo Completion of Cub Scouts
(Submitted Photo ~ 01/29/10)
Scouting Arrow of Light Award The candles lit, the pins and badges in the appropriate places, the achievements and certificates handed out, and a boy has made many successes a part of his life. The following boys brought honor to Pack 312, Den 3 and Den 8 leaders -- Kim Forester and Kim Bunger, and their parents as they reached the top of the ladder in Cub Scouts on Sunday, January 10. ...
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Free Computer Classes Offered to the Community
(Submitted Story ~ 01/29/10)
Okay, so now you have that home computer that your kids said you must have but you don't have a clue what it can do, much less how to do it! Well, worry no more! The students and staff at Perryville High School will be hosting FREE Computer Assistance classes to community members during the months of February, March and April...
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Purcell disputes salary increases of three Cape Girardeau County employees
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
A Cape Girardeau County commissioner is claiming three county employees received salary increases without public discussion. However, a fellow commissioner said the increases were approved during the budgetary process that was open to the public. District 2 Commissioner Jay Purcell said Thursday that after reviewing salaries more closely he believes three county employees received raises well above what most employees received, as much as 15 percent compared to about 3 percent...
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Missouri-Kentucky ferry closed due to high water
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
HICKMAN, Ky. (AP) -- A river ferry that carries mostly local traffic between Hickman, Ky., and Dorena, Mo., is temporarily docked because of high water on the Mississippi River. The Dorena-Hickman Ferry halted service around 11 a.m. Wednesday. WPSD-TV in Paducah quoted the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet which said water levels were beginning to interfere with docking and vehicle loading on the Kentucky side...
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Evening Reflections
(Submitted Photo ~ 01/29/10)
Robert Delaney Conservation Area Charleston Missouri
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Mixed martial arts: Ackman dedicates self to life of fighting
(Community Sports ~ 01/29/10)
Curtis Ackman has been friends with Lance Fleming since their days at Jackson High School. At age 23, he decided to get involved with Lance's father's jujitsu class at HealthPoint Fitness. A fighter was born. "He's a hard worker," said Lawrence Fleming, Lance's father and instructor of the jujitsu class. "He got his blue belt at a jujitsu seminar in Paducah. He performed well enough that Royce Gracie awarded him a blue belt."...
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Flakes
(Submitted Photo ~ 01/29/10)
Snowing hard in the early evening hours on January 29th.
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Pittman propels Central girls past Bluff
(High School Sports ~ 01/29/10)
Sadie Pittman made big play after big play. She saved her best for last. Pittman stole the ball with 15 seconds remaining in the game and hit the game-winning jumper to cap a stellar performance and lift her Tigers over Poplar Bluff 48-46 on Thursday night...
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Fishermen recommend training rather than sturgeon ban
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
A proposal to ban most commercial catches of shovelnose sturgeon would destroy the livelihood of families who for generations have earned a living from fishing, a federal hearing officer was told Thursday. An informational meeting and public hearing on the ban at the University Center on the Southeast Missouri State University campus in Cape Girardeau lasted more than two hours. ...
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Neal E. Boyd joins Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra for special River Campus performance
(Entertainment ~ 01/29/10)
First, Neal E. Boyd brought opera to mainstream America by winning "America's Got Talent." Next, the Sikeston, Mo., native will bring his star power to orchestra music. A special one-night-only event at the River Campus will feature a symphonic pop concert by the Southeast Missouri Symphony Orchestra with Boyd as the special guest...
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Mel Gibson seeks revenge in his big screen comeback
(Entertainment ~ 01/29/10)
LOS ANGELES -- The last time Mel Gibson starred in a movie, he was grappling with alien invaders and a misplaced faith in the sci-fi thriller "Signs." That was seven and a half years ago. In the intervening time, Gibson became a cultural firebrand, directing the controversial 2004 box-office hit "The Passion of the Christ" and the violent 2006 action epic "Apocalypto."...
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Lost Possum frontman says the on-hiatus band has always been about the music
(Entertainment ~ 01/29/10)
Lost Possum has been dropping gems of original rock on Southeast Missouri for more than five years. Their sound and stage show make them stand out, but the band has recently run into challenges. The Southeast Missourian sat down with Brock Garrison, lead singer of Lost Possum, for a chat about the state of the Possum...
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Book review: Cushman gives ringside seats to boxing's golden age
(Entertainment ~ 01/29/10)
Editor's note: Brian Rhodes is an employee at the Southeast Missourian but wrote this review as a representative from the Southeast Missouri State University Press. By Brian Rhodes The once brilliant luster of professional boxing polished by the likes of Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier and Ken Norton has dimmed to a barely noticeable shimmer...
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Music review: Corinne Bailey Rae expresses grief artfully on 'The Sea'
(Entertainment ~ 01/29/10)
"So young for death, we walk in shoes too big, but you play it like a poet, like you always did," Corinne Bailey Rae sings on the song "I Would Like to Call It Beauty." The ballad, from her sophomore effort "The Sea," is so personal and intimate -- you'll get trapped in her emotional web, and it's hard to get out...
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Trash deadline
(Editorial ~ 01/29/10)
The Cape Girardeau Public Works Department is preparing for a new trash and recycling system. Even though the new services aren't scheduled to begin until May 1, city residents need to learn about the new system. And if they want smaller trash containers, today is the deadline for contacting the city (339-6351)...
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Speak Out 1/29/10
(Speak Out ~ 01/29/10)
IT'S January, and Cape Girardeau County road crews are trimming roadsides. They do not need to be trimmed. This is a waste of tax dollars. Even in the summer when trimming is necessary, the mowers go back and forth on this road. I worked for the Jackson street department and would have been fired for this waste of time. County commissioners need to take a look at cutting employees...
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Prayer 1/29/10
(Prayer ~ 01/29/10)
Protect, O God, those who make our wintry roads safe and repair utility lines. Amen.
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One ringy-dingy
(Column ~ 01/29/10)
I'm a bill checker, and I'm proud of it. When I get a bill, I take a close look to make sure I know what I'm paying for. Sometimes the sender of a bill makes an honest mistake. This is easy to fix: a simple phone call, a pleasant conversation, an apology and an immediate adjustment. Thank you very much...
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Police: S.C. man used hostage hoax to rob bank
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
CONWAY, S.C. (AP) -- Police said a South Carolina man robbed a bank of hundreds of dollars by convincing a bank teller that a woman and child would be killed if he didn't pay a ransom to their captor. Court documents show 55-year-old Chester Wodecki was arrested Tuesday and charged with a federal count of bank robbery the next day...
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J.D. Salinger, reclusive author of 'Catcher in the Rye,' dies at age 91
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
NEW YORK -- J.D. Salinger, the legendary author, youth hero and fugitive from fame whose "The Catcher in the Rye" shocked and inspired a world he increasingly shunned, has died. He was 91. Salinger died of natural causes at his home Wednesday, the author's son said in a statement from Salinger's literary representative. He had lived for decades in self-imposed isolation in the small, remote house in Cornish, N.H...
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NASA to get more money but must scratch moon plan
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is essentially grounding efforts to return astronauts to the moon and instead is sending NASA in new directions with roughly $6 billion more, according to officials familiar with the plans. A White House official confirmed Thursday that when next week's budget is proposed, NASA will get an additional $5.9 billion over five years, as first reported in Florida newspapers. ...
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Defendant hatched elaborate schemes to kill doctor
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
WICHITA, Kan. -- The judge in the trial of a man accused of murdering an abortion doctor dealt the defense a major setback Thursday, ruling that the jury cannot consider a lesser charge of manslaughter. The ruling came hours after Scott Roeder took the stand in his own defense and admitted killing Dr. George Tiller, saying he acted to save the lives of unborn children...
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Mass. senator-elect says he'll sometimes side with Democrats
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
BOSTON -- Scott Brown says he has already told Senate Republican leaders they won't always be able to count on his vote. The man who staged an upset in last week's Massachusetts Senate special election, in part by pledging to be the 41st GOP vote against President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, said Thursday that he staked his claim in early conversations with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Whip Jon Kyl...
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Democrat says health care overhaul 'on life support'
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's health care appeal failed to break the congressional gridlock Thursday. The reality opened a divide between the rank and file and congressional leaders, who insisted health care would get done, even though last week's special election in Massachusetts denied Democrats the 60-vote majority they need to deliver in the Senate. Many Democrats saw a problem with no clear solution...
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Senate raises debt limit by $1.9 trillion
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
WASHINGTON -- Majority Democrats in the U.S. Senate muscled through legislation Thursday that would allow the government to go $1.9 trillion deeper in debt. Democratic leaders were able to prevail on the politically volatile 60-39 vote only because Republican Sen.-elect Scott Brown of Massachusetts has yet to be seated. Republicans had insisted on a 60-vote, supermajority threshold to pass the measure. An earlier test vote succeeded on a 60-40 vote...
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Safety fears mean barren bleachers at S.C. basketball games
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
CENTRAL, S.C. (AP) -- The bleachers will be barren today at a high school basketball doubleheader between two rivals in northwestern South Carolina. School officials said no fans will be allowed in because of safety concerns. Attendance at the boys' and girls' varsity games in the town of Central will be limited to players, coaches, officials, game personnel, school administrators, police and the media...
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Researchers hope to exhume da Vinci, see if 'Mona Lisa' is really self-portrait
(International News ~ 01/29/10)
ROME -- The legend of Leonardo da Vinci is shrouded in mystery: How did he die? Are the remains buried in a French chateau really those of the Renaissance master? Was the "Mona Lisa" a self-portrait in disguise? A group of Italian scientists believes the key to solving those puzzles lies with the remains -- and they say they are seeking permission from French authorities to dig up the body to conduct carbon and DNA testing...
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IRS to assist in tax filing Saturday
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
The IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center in Cape Girardeau will be open Saturday to provide free tax help.
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Watchdog says U.K. university hid data on climate
(International News ~ 01/29/10)
LONDON -- The university at the center of a climate change dispute over stolen e-mails broke freedom of information laws by refusing to handle public requests for climate data, Britain's data-protection watchdog said Thursday. A cache of e-mail exchanges between leading climate scientists that were stolen from the University of East Anglia's climate research unit and recently made public show that the institution ignored at least one request from the public for data, the Information Commissioner's Office said.. ...
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Mo. to get high-speed rail line to Chicago, upgrades
(State News ~ 01/29/10)
ST. LOUIS -- Train travel for Missouri residents will get faster after the Obama administration announced grants of $1.1 billion for development of a high-speed rail line between Chicago and St. Louis and $31 million for upgrades between St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo...
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If Quinn loses primary, Ill. gets lame duck governor for a year
(State News ~ 01/29/10)
CHICAGO -- If Gov. Pat Quinn loses the Democratic primary on Tuesday, it will be more than just a stinging political defeat for him. Illinois would be stuck with a lame duck governor for a year as the state grapples with its worst budget crisis ever...
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Ill. sheriff's wife posts bond on murder plot charge
(State News ~ 01/29/10)
MURPHYSBORO, Ill. -- A southern Illinois sheriff's wife accused with her husband and stepson in a failed murder-for-hire plot is free on bond. Kristina Martin's family posted her bail Wednesday after a Jackson County judge cut her bond in half to $500,000. That ruling came a day after Martin's attorney argued the original bond amount was excessive for the mother of three...
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FBI, Stoddard County authorities investigating alleged hate crime
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
PUXICO, Mo. -- A rural Stoddard County couple awoke Monday night to find their vehicle on fire and their home spray-painted with racist wording. According to Stoddard County Sheriff Carl Hefner, an interracial couple, Scotty Smothers and Beverly Jones, had gone to bed around 7 p.m. Monday at the residence on Route J near the Route WW junction.
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Sikeston car dealership owner gets sexual misconduct case bound over in Scott County
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
SIKESTON, Mo. -- A Sikeston businessman had his sexual misconduct case bound over Wednesday in Scott County.
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Route W widening project to begin Thursday
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Work on a seven-month project to widen Route W in Cape Girardeau County will begin Thursday. Apex Paving will also overlay the road, which is located between LaSalle and Lexington avenues. Traffic could be reduced to one lane and controlled by flaggers throughout the project. Work is expected to continue until October...
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Fire report 1/29/10
(Police/Fire Report ~ 01/29/10)
Firefighters responded to the following calls Wednesday:...
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Police report 1/29/10
(Police/Fire Report ~ 01/29/10)
The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. DWI...
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Rodney Sawyer
(Obituary ~ 01/29/10)
Rodney Wayne Sawyer, 60, formerly of Jackson passed away Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, at Chariton Park Nursing Home in Salisbury, Mo. He was born Aug. 11, 1949, in Cape Girardeau, son of Billy Ray and Dorothy Criddle Sawyer. Rodney worked at the former Florsheim Shoe Co. in Cape Girardeau...
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Charles Brown
(Obituary ~ 01/29/10)
MARBLE HILL, Mo. -- Charles Leonard Brown, 71, of Marble Hill passed away Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, at the home of his nephew in Benton, Mo. He was born Nov. 10, 1938, in Poplar Bluff, Mo., son of Leo and Leona Randall Brown. Brown served in the Army at Fort Lewis, Wash., from November 1961 to November 1963...
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Loren Hollman
(Obituary ~ 01/29/10)
Loren C. Hollman, 84, of Cape Girardeau died Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2010, at the Lutheran Home. He was born Jan. 22, 1926, in St. Peter, Ill., son of August and Lydia Aukamp Hollman. He and Ruby Nickell were married April 17, 1949, in Decatur, Ill. Loren was a chief engineer 30 years with Mississippi Valley Structural Steel. He later owned/operated Hollman Engineering in Decatur. He was a member of St. Andrew Lutheran Church, Optimist Club of Decatur and American Welding Society...
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Johnnie Henson
(Obituary ~ 01/29/10)
Johnnie David Henson, 80, of Cape Girardeau died Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, at Saint Francis Medical Center. He was born Aug. 28, 1929, in Millersville, to R.W. Henson and Lillie Snowmills. He and Barbara Wolford were married Aug. 18, 1976, in Cape Girardeau...
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Lilly McClanahan
(Obituary ~ 01/29/10)
Lilly McClanahan, 91, formerly of Pocahontas died Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, at Monticello House in Jackson. Friends may call from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the chapel of McCombs Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Jackson. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at the funeral home, with the Revs. Donnie Ford and John Rhodes officiating. Burial will be in New Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery...
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Births 1/29/10
(Births ~ 01/29/10)
Son to Chase V. Robins and Ashley E. Brannon of Advance, Mo., Saint Francis Medical Center, 11:51 p.m. Monday, Dec. 21, 2009. Name, Lance David. Weight, 5 pounds, 12 ounces. Second son. Ms. Brannon is the daughter of Charles and Bev Brannon of Marble Hill, Mo. She is a customer service representative with Senior Health Care Benefit Service. Robins is the son of Larry and Kristi Robins of Advance. He is employed by the Missouri Department of Transportation...
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Out of the past 1/29/10
(Out of the Past ~ 01/29/10)
At last, Cape Girardeau Park Department personnel determine there is enough ice on part of the lagoon at Capaha Park to allow for safe skating; the traditional bonfire will be built next to the lagoon by 3 p.m. today, signifying the ice is safe. G. Gordon Liddy, the silent Watergate burglar, addresses a crowd of about 300 in Academic Auditorium on the Southeast Missouri State University campus; in his talk, Liddy admits he made a mistake -- not in carrying out the break-in and bugging of Democratic headquarters, but in getting caught.. ...
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Dog drifts 75 miles on ice floe before being rescued in Baltic Sea
(International News ~ 01/29/10)
WARSAW, Poland -- A frightened, shivering dog was rescued after floating at least 75 miles on an ice floe down Poland's Vistula River and into the Baltic Sea, officials said Thursday. Now his saviors just have to figure out who really owns him...
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Jackson's Rushin to sign with Mizzou
(High School Sports ~ 01/29/10)
Jill Rushin admits she never thought it was a possibility four year ago. How things have changed. Rushin, a senior at Jackson High School, will sign a national letter of intent Wednesday to compete in track and field at the University of Missouri. "I've been wanting to go there since I was a freshman and first went to their camp," she said. ...
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High school roundup: Delta gets past pesky Chaffee in overtime
(High School Sports ~ 01/29/10)
All the scores from Thursday that were reported to the Southeast Missourian.
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Redhawks men drop heartbreaker
(College Sports ~ 01/29/10)
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. -- The Southeast Missouri State men's basketball team was so close to a huge road win Thursday night that the Redhawks could taste it. Instead, they suffered their most excruciating loss of the season. A flurry of late turnovers prevented Southeast from taking control down the stretch...
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Hot first half carries Southeast women to road victory
(College Sports ~ 01/29/10)
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. -- The Southeast Missouri State women's basketball team played an almost flawless first half Thursday night. The second half was a struggle for the visiting Redhawks, but they were able to hold off Jacksonville State 52-47. "The first half was very intense. We just have to keep it that way for 40 minutes," freshman forward Patricia Mack said. "The second half we could have done better, but we pulled it through."...
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Teen rescued 15 days after Haiti quake is stable
(International News ~ 01/29/10)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti -- A 16-year-old girl pulled from the rubble more than two weeks after a deadly earthquake was in stable condition Thursday, able to eat yogurt and mashed vegetables to the surprise of doctors. Hundreds of thousands of other survivors hoped for a breakthrough of another kind -- the delivery of badly needed food aid...
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Federal Reserve chairman Bernanke wins second term in closest vote
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
WASHINGTON -- Embattled Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke won confirmation for a second term Thursday, but only by the closest vote ever for the post and after criticism from lawmakers for bailing out Wall Street while other Americans suffered in recession...
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Pedal fixes being cranked out in huge Toyota recall
(National News ~ 01/29/10)
DETROIT -- Toyota has begun shipping parts to fix the faulty gas pedals that led to a still-expanding recall and an unprecedented decision to stop selling and building some of its top-selling models, but it still could not say Thursday when millions of its drivers would get their cars fixed...
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Forsee calls for more state higher ed support
(State News ~ 01/29/10)
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- University of Missouri system President Gary Forsee wants state lawmakers and Gov. Jay Nixon to boost financial support of higher education. In a speech to the Missouri Board of Curators Friday, Forsee called for revival of a bond issue to finance campus building projects...
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Washington U. receives Gates grant for research
(State News ~ 01/29/10)
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded a $13 million grant to the Washington University School of Medicine for research on two parasitic diseases. The grant announced Thursday will be used to study treatments for elephantiasis and river blindness. The university says that collectively, the two tropical diseases have a health impact comparable to HIV and malaria...
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Union vote for bus drivers limited to Cape Girardeau School District
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
School bus drivers from Scott City, Poplar Bluff, Mo., and Clarkton, Mo., did not unionize as indicated in an article in Thursday's Southeast Missourian. A statement from the Teamsters union said First Student workers in Cape Girardeau, Scott City, Poplar Bluff and Clarkton joined the union Tuesday. ...
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Cape Girardeau mayor's race questionnaire: Harry Rediger
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Age: 72 Spouse: Fran Children: Cindy Propst, Kathy Sedlacek, Michelle Burris, Dr. Doug Rediger Occupation: Retired Employer: 38-year career with J.C. Penney Previous offices: Cape Girardeau School Board, 1995-1997...
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Cape Girardeau mayor's race questionnaire: Matt Hopkins
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Age: 46 Spouse: Barbara Children: Justin, Melissa Occupation: Account representative Employer: Technology and Networking /ASC Previous offices: Cape Girardeau City Council 2000-2008. Question 1: Over the past decade, Cape Girardeau used incentives to spur job creation, including using sales tax revenue to support the Sears and Kohl's development and renovation of Town Plaza. ...
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Chamber of Commerce banquet to go on as planned despite inclement weather
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Despite the threat of significant snowfall, today's Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce annual banquet will go on as scheduled.
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Road conditions deteriorate as night falls in Southeast Missouri; storm wallops southern U.S.
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
By Friday night moderate snowfall was continuing to coat the ground and roads in Cape Girardeau, and road crews were preparing to work throughout the night trying to keep primary routes as clear as possible.
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Reading project in Cape schools to celebrate black history
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Seeing black history through the eyes of a child can shed new light on its legacy. "I think it's really good to look at multiculturalism from the perspective of the kids," said Dr. Marcia Brown Haims. Haims, a professor of communication disorders at Southeast Missouri State University, organizes the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Read-a-Thon. The monthlong project will be held in Cape Girardeau schools throughout February, Black History Month...
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Cape Girardeau mayor's race questionnaire: Walter White
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Age: 52 Occupation: Self-employed businessman Previous offices sought: Cape Girardeau Mayor, 2000, 2004; Cape Girardeau School Board, 2005; Cape Girardeau County Commission, 2004. White did not respond to the candidate questionnaire...
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Air Force jazz band coming to Jackson
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Jackson American Legion Post 158 is sponsoring a special concert next month from a famous U.S. Air Force jazz ensemble.
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Jackson police/fire report 1/28/10
(Police/Fire Report ~ 01/29/10)
Jackson The Jackson Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Assault Theft Miscellaneous FIRE Jackson Firefighters responded to the following calls Thursday:...
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Program allows anglers to keep trout caught in Jackson's Rotary Lake starting Monday
(Local News ~ 01/29/10)
Anglers are expected to line Jackson's Rotary Lake in the pre-dawn hours Monday for a chance to catch and keep trout in Jackson City Park.
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Changing spaces: Cat Ranch Art Guild to exhibit with Cadmium River Group
(Column ~ 01/29/10)
Those who frequent the First Friday art openings in Cape Girardeau will notice one less stop on the trip around town Feb. 5. The Cat Ranch Art Guild, based in Marble Hill, Mo., has decided to leave Westray Studio to combine efforts and art shows with the Cadmium River Group at Global Cafe...
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