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States go after unclaimed property, use it to patch budgets
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
When Americans lose track of money -- in neglected bank accounts, paychecks they forgot to cash and elsewhere -- state governments increasingly are aggressive in taking control of the cash. Now, with those efforts swelling state coffers by more than $40 billion and lawmakers using some of it to patch budget holes, skirmishes are breaking out between states and companies with their interest in holding on to the unclaimed property...
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Cape city council to vote on two annexations
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
While a proposed agreement on a public-private partnership for a Drury Southwest Inc. conference center and hotel is one of the largest issues at hand for the Cape Girardeau City Council on Monday, it also will have decisions to make on the annexation of several properties...
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Area anti-drug group wins $625,000 federal grant
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
A local anti-drug organization has been awarded $625,000 in federal grant money to fund education and drug-prevention programs for area youths. Early Prevention Impacts Community (EPIC) is a not-for-profit community coalition selected to receive the money through the federal Drug Free Communities program. Project director Mercedes Fort said the money is, in a way, an extension of a grant the group previously has been awarded...
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Business notebook: Central alum launches growing brand of beef jerky
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
After spending countless hours working at a convenience store, Matt Edwards finally figured out what was missing. "There's not many options" if you are looking for something quick but healthy to eat on the go, the Cape Girardeau native said. "Protein bars are loaded with calories and whatnot," he said. "I eat those, (but) I just couldn't do it anymore."...
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VintageNOW fashion show will take people back to the 1970s
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
When Deb Boyer Maevers, owner of Pastimes Antiques, came into an estate of vintage clothing, the first idea that popped into her head was to launch a fashion show. She called it VintageNOW. The first show in 2009 was in the upper level of the now-closed Buckner Brewing Co., with about 300 people attending...
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Southeast Missouri State soccer team blanks JSU
(College Sports ~ 10/19/15)
Redhawks freshman Lauren Kaempfe scored in the opening minutes of Sunday's game.
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Guardian Angel Redwings JV Volleyball Team
(Submitted Photo ~ 10/19/15)
Guardian Angel School in Oran MO recently finished their volleyball seasons. The JV Tournament was held at St. Francis Xavier School in Sikeston, MO on October 6 & 8. Our JV team placed 2nd in the Christian Youth League as well as took 2nd place in the tournament, being defeated by St. Augustine in Kelso. Great job Redwings!!!...
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Guardian Angel Redwings Varsity Volleyball Team
(Submitted Photo ~ 10/19/15)
Guardian Angel School in Oran MO recently finished their volleyball seasons. The Varsity Tournament was held in Oran, MO on October 9 & 10. Our Varsity team tied for 1st (with St. Augustine, Kelso)in the Christian Youth League and took 1st place in the tournament, defeating St. Augustine, Kelso. Great job Redwings!!!...
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Poor Ollie
(Submitted Photo ~ 10/19/15)
Our doggie won't stop chewing on himself, so we had to deploy the 'Cone of Shame'!
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Sharing BBQ to celebrate our anniversaries
(Submitted Photo ~ 10/19/15)
So happy to share an anniversary with my little sis Chyrl and her Thomas!
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Dr. Cynthia Blalock Donates Dental Equipment to Smiles of Hope Charity
(Submitted Story ~ 10/19/15)
On September 11, 2015, Cardinal Dental donated over $42,000 worth of dental equipment to Smiles of Hope. The charity clinic based out of Dexter, MO provides dental care to Missourians in need and operates on donations of equipment and time. Nine dental chairs, overhead lights, storage cabinets, and other useful equipment were included in the donation...
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RIVER CITY PLAYERS TO HOLD AUDITIONS
(Submitted Story ~ 10/19/15)
Auditions for The River City Players Follies will be held this coming Sunday, October 25, 2015 at 1:00 Port Cape in the Yacht Club. Come out and bring your variety acts and audition to be a part of this fun and exciting show. We are looking for music, dancers, poetry or other readings, magic, juggling, comedy acts, musical intrument pieces and more! For auditions please bring you own music, player, etc. ...
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Lutheran World Relief held an ingathering at Saxony Lutheran High School
(Submitted Story ~ 10/19/15)
Lutheran World Relief is a non-profit organization that works with local partners to provide lasting solutions to poverty, injustice and human suffering. Their goal is to help communities cope with and recover from emergencies in ways that promote lasting improvements in people's living conditions. The ingathering included quilts, layettes, sewing, health, and school kits...
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Today in History
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
Today is Monday, October 19, the 292nd day of 2015. There are 73 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On October 19, 1765, the Stamp Act Congress, meeting in New York, adopted a declaration of rights and liberties which the British Parliament ignored...
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Business briefs
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
FIRST STATE COMMUNITY BANK EXPANDING First State Community Bank at 2527 William St. in Cape Girardeau has begun an expansion that will enlarge the facility to more than 13,000 square feet. The two-story expansion will add 4,350 square feet to the structure, said Dan Combs, First State Community Bank senior vice president. ...
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Names in the news
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
MONDI JACKSON HONORS EMPLOYEES Donna Wikel was employee of the month for September at Mondi Jackson Inc. Wikel, a human resource generalist, has been with the company since July 24, 1990. Mondi Jackson also recognizes the following employment anniversaries: Brian Elfrink, 25 years of service, Dana White, 15 years; and Cindy Blumenthal, Kevin Leimbach and Tammy Merritt, five years...
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Health briefs
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
MISSOURI HIGHLANDS NAMES NEW MEDICAL DIRECTOR ELLINGTON, Mo. -- Missouri Highlands Health Care appointed Dr. Tammy J. Lindsay as medical director and family physician. Lindsay, a Van Buren, Missouri, native, recently retired after 21 years of service in the U.S. Air Force. In her new role, she joins family nurse practitioner Michelle Burnham and Dr. Michael Moore at Big Springs Medical Clinic in Van Buren and Susan Norris at Shannon County Medical Clinic in Eminence, Missouri...
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Bankruptcies
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Bankruptcies filed through September for the Southeastern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Bankruptcy Court are listed below with their corresponding case numbers. The Southeast Division includes the counties of Bollinger, Butler, Carter, Dunklin, Madison, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Perry, Reynolds, Ripley, Scott, Shannon, Stoddard and Wayne. Court is held in Cape Girardeau...
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Tax liens
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Cape Girardeau County Tax liens and lien discharges recorded at the office of Drew Blattner, recorder of deeds, during September are filed by the Missouri Department of Revenue, except as indicated by IRS designation. For more information, contact the recorder's office at (573) 243-8123...
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A boost for downtown: Southeast Missouri communities work to revitalize historic downtown areas
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Throughout Southeast Missouri, efforts are mounting to grow and enrich cities' historic downtown districts. Marla Mills, president of Old Town Cape in Cape Girardeau, says she has seen a trend in the past three to five years of people wanting to be able to live and work downtown...
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Feeding the hungry: Food banks, pantries find new ways to feed more people
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Charles Scott is shopping for groceries at a Philadelphia food pantry, busily clicking away at a computer to select his choices of onions, tomatoes and frozen corn. Scott's budget is tight since he was disabled from a work-related injury, so he turns to the Mitzvah Food Project at the Kleinlife center. The pantry is among the vanguard of hunger-relief operations that have installed a digital ordering system...
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Head of the class: Can't make it to PTO meetings at your child's school? Here are some other ways to show your support
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
The school year is in full swing, complete with homework and sports, plays and parties, friends and field trips. It's an exciting time of year, but for teachers, it may require extra time and money on their part. That's where you, as a working parent, can help...
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Restoring the broken: James Bolin of Teen Challenge of Mid-America shares what the ministry means to students and the community
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Business Today: How did you come to be director of Teen Challenge in Cape Girardeau? James Bolin: I was pastoring First Assembly of God in Malden, Missouri. God began speaking to my heart that change was coming to my ministry. When I heard that Teen Challenge Mid-America was seeking an executive director, I knew immediately that was the place He was preparing me for...
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Business licenses
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Business licenses issued in Cape Girardeau during September include the following: Willie T's, 36 N. Spanish St. Dempsey's, 127 N. Water St. Cornerstone Facility Management Inc., out of town Classy Clean, 1724 Bloomfield St. House of Paws, 2039 Cape La Croix Road...
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Direct Primary Care
(Letter to the Editor ~ 10/19/15)
Our health care system is a disaster. There are layers of government bureaucracy and private corporations taking a cut every time someone visits a doctor, hospital or pharmacy. Costs are now at absurd levels. Regulations severely inhibit physicians. Patients are treated like parts moving through an assembly line. Stressed out doctors scramble to do 20 minutes of typing in the 15 minutes allotted to see a patient. Hospitals charge thousands of dollars just to sleep in a bed. Truly, what a mess...
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Two big donations to help students here, across Mo.
(Editorial ~ 10/19/15)
Missouri has many examples of successful people, and we enjoy highlighting these individuals. We also want to highlight those who go beyond personal success to and generously share their success to benefit the community. Charles Stamp, Jr., and Richard Kinder are two such people...
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Hunter finds explosives in Mark Twain Forest
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
Hunter finds explosives in Mark Twain Forest WAYNESVILLE, Mo. -- Pulaski County authorities say a deer hunter found a cache of explosives along a trail in the Mark Twain National Forest. Sheriff Ron Long stated in a news release the hunter found the explosives Saturday on a jeep trail where he normally camps, and he called 911...
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Boston bombing survivor's charity gives first artificial limb
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
BOSTON -- Ever since she lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing, Heather Abbott has devoted herself to giving others a leg up. Today, she'll do that literally. The Heather Abbott Foundation will donate its first artificial limb to a 26-year-old woman from Walpole, Massachusetts, who said it will let her do something she's never been able to do before: walk in heels...
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House Republicans return to face leadership mess
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
WASHINGTON -- House Republicans return to Washington this week to confront a nearly unprecedented leadership crisis, budget deadlines and an uncertain future. Attention is focused on Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, the GOP's 2012 vice presidential nominee, who is under pressure from party leaders to run for House speaker -- a job he repeatedly has made clear he does not want...
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Small-dollar donors flock to Trump
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
WASHINGTON -- Donald Trump likes to boast about his enormous wealth and how he doesn't need anyone else's money to pay for his presidential campaign. That hasn't stopped tens of thousands of people from chipping in with checks as small as $10 to let the Republican candidate know they're behind him...
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Democrats welcome gun debate to the campaign
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
WASHINGTON -- After 15 years of a virtual gag order on guns in presidential politics, Democrats are talking again. President Barack Obama is considering more executive action on gun control. The frontrunner in the Democratic race to replace him says she "will not be silenced" on guns. At the Democrats' first debate in the presidential season, candidates jockeyed for bragging rights over who had the lowest rating from the National Rifle Association...
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Guinness declares the longest baguette at 400 feet in Italy
(International News ~ 10/19/15)
MILAN -- A judge from Guinness World Records has certified a 400-foot-long baguette baked at the Milan Expo 2015 World's Fair as the longest in the world. About 60 French and Italian bakers worked nearly seven hours Sunday to bake the French bread characterized by its soft middle and crusty exterior, methodically moving a specially designed portable oven along the length of the doughy preparation...
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Police say 1 killed, 5 hurt during shooting at ZombiCon
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
FORT MYERS, Fla. -- A shooting at the annual ZombiCon gathering in Florida has left one person dead and five more injured, causing a scene that sent throngs of zombie-dressed revelers running through the streets, police said Sunday. The shooting happened about 11:45 p.m. ...
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Public has chance to name new moth species
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
TUCSON, Ariz. -- An auction on eBay allows the public to make a different kind of purchase as they peruse used clothing, electronics and war relics on the site. Up for sale: naming rights to a new insect. A moth that weighs less than an ounce and measures about an inch was discovered eight years ago at White Sands National Monument in New Mexico by entomologist Eric H. Metzler...
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Girl finds pumpkin colorful but heavy
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
Natalie Rinda selects a pumpkin at the Grace Pumpkin Patch in Cape Girardeau. In its 15th year, the patch at Broadway and Caruthers Avenue began with 2,000 pumpkins shipped from the Navajo reservation in Farmington, New Mexico. Grace United Methodist Church keeps a percentage of sales, with which it supports various church missions...
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'Trudeaumania' heir could become Canada's next leader
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
TORONTO -- The son of a man who brought glamor and excitement to Canadian politics in the late 1960s is favored to become Canada's next prime minister. Justin Trudeau, the son of late Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, is leading in the polls ahead of today's election that could spell the end of a decade of Conservative rule under Stephen Harper...
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Joseph Hayden Jr.
(Obituary ~ 10/19/15)
PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Joseph M. Hayden Jr., 85, of Perryville died Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015, at St. Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau. He was born July 29, 1930, in McBride, Missouri, son of Joseph Frank and Emma Isabelle (Otto) Hayden Sr. He and Marie M. Winschel were married April 26, 1952. She survives in Perryville...
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Barbara Fornkohl
(Obituary ~ 10/19/15)
Barbara Jean Fornkohl, 80, of Cape Girardeau died Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015, at Southeast Hospital. She was born Jan. 21, 1935, in Cape Girardeau to Elvis and Dola Claire Hanebrink Moore. Barbara married her childhood sweetheart, Lester Fornkohl, on Jan. 23, 1950...
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Lillian Johns
(Obituary ~ 10/19/15)
Lillian May Johns, 95, of Bloomfield, Missouri, passed away Oct. 17, 2015, at Southeast Health Center in Dexter, Missouri. She was born June 20, 1920, at Sank, Missouri, to William Bulford and Lillie DaVault Cazadd. Lillian had worked at a shoe factory. She was a member of the Sturdivant General Baptist Church, where she had been a Sunday school teacher and held several offices...
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Cory Davie
(Obituary ~ 10/19/15)
Cory Franklin Davie, 28, of Jackson died Friday, Oct. 16, 2015, at Southeast Hospital. He was born Feb. 5, 1987, in Cape Girardeau to Robert L. and Kimberly J. Kelly Davie. He was confirmed at St. Paul Lutheran Church. He graduated from St. Paul Lutheran School and Jackson High School. He attended Southeast Missouri State University and graduated from Three Rivers Community College in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, receiving his bachelor's degree...
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Out of the past: Oct. 19
(Out of the Past ~ 10/19/15)
Belatedly, a memorial dedication of Academic Hall honors the contractor who constructed the building on the Southeast Missouri State University campus; the dedication honors Cape Girardeau contractor Edward F. Regenhardt, whose name was omitted from the original dedicatory plaque at the front entrance of the building...
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Cape Girardeau City Council agenda 10/19/15
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
Cape Girardeau City Council City hall 401 Independence St. Study session, 5 p.m. today n No action will be taken during the study session. Items for discussion n Planning and Zoning Commission report n Medical assists report and discussion n Appearances regarding items not on the agenda...
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Official says bombing of Afghan hospital no mistake
(International News ~ 10/19/15)
KUNDUZ, Afghanistan -- The head of an international medical charity whose hospital in northern Afghanistan was destroyed in a U.S. airstrike said the "extensive, quite precise destruction" of the bombing raid casts doubt on American military assertions it was a mistake...
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Congressional votes for Oct. 16
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
Here's a look at how area members of Congress voted over the last week. HOUSE VOTES OIL EXPORTS AND TERRORISM: The House passed an amendment sponsored by Rep. Luke Messer, R-Ind., to a bill (H.R. 702). The amendment would authorize the president to ban the export of U.S.-produced crude oil to any country found to be a sponsor of terrorism. The vote, on Oct. 9, was 414 yeas to 1 nay...
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Typhoon leaves 2 dead, 16,000 displaced in Philippines
(International News ~ 10/19/15)
MANILA, Philippines -- Slow-moving Typhoon Koppu weakened after blowing ashore Sunday with fierce winds in the northeastern Philippines, leaving at least two people dead, displacing 16,000 villagers and knocking out power in entire provinces, officials said...
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Innovations often follow deaths of firefighters
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Some Kansas City blazes that claimed the lives of firefighters over the past half-decade have led to safety innovations that became commonplace nationally. Two Kansas City firefighters were killed last week when the wall of a burning, multi-story brick building collapsed onto them and two others...
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St. Louis-area teen wins grant for hunger-fighting garden
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
CLAYTON, Mo. -- Sophie Bernstein first came up with the plan when she was 11: plant a vegetable garden as a way to combat hunger and promote nutrition in the St. Louis area. A $36,000 grant is helping further her goal. This summer, Sophie was among 15 youths across the country awarded with $36,000 from the Hellen Diller Family Foundation, started in 2007 by a San Francisco-area philanthropist who died this year...
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Ex-ACLU attorney removed from grand jury
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
ST. LOUIS -- A former lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union who filed Ferguson-related lawsuits has been removed from his post on a St. Louis County grand jury after Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch complained about him. The grand juror was removed Sept. 28, less than two weeks after he began serving as jury foreman and considering dozens of cases, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported...
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Valeant subpoenaed over patient-assistance program, pricing
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
TRENTON, N.J. -- Valeant Pharmaceuticals, one of the drugmakers in the eye of the storm over rising prescription medicine prices, said two federal prosecutors have subpoenaed documents on its drug pricing and other policies. The federal subpoenas sent to the Canadian drugmaker, disclosed last week, likely won't be the last to hit the industry, according to one analyst...
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Interior Department curbs future Arctic offshore drilling
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- The Interior Department announced last week it is cancelling future lease sales and will not extend current leases in Arctic waters off Alaska's northern coast, a decision that reduces the chances for future Arctic offshore drilling...
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Final US Airways flight lands in Philly
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
PHILADELPHIA -- The final US Airways flight landed in Philadelphia, completing the last leg of its roundtrip journey. The Airbus A321 landed at Philadelphia International Airport at 5:54 a.m. Saturday after departing from San Francisco at 1:07 a.m. as a red-eye flight...
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New technology in credit cards leads to headaches for some
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
NEW YORK -- Millions of Americans are getting new credit and debit cards with more secure chip technology, and that already is leading to headaches for companies that rely on working cards to charge their customers every month. Video and music streaming companies, dating websites, gyms and other subscription-based companies can take a hit when customers don't update their accounts after receiving a new card...
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InBev-SABMiller merger would include China's biggest beer
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
BEIJING -- A potential prize for AB InBev in its bid for SABMiller is a Chinese beer that is the world's biggest seller. But any deal will face Chinese regulators who have barred the two brewing giants in the past from cooperating. China already drinks one-quarter of the world's beer and is the focus of intense foreign interest, because even with its economy cooling, demand is growing, while Western markets are flat or declining...
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VW ads get a new view in light of emissions scam
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
WASHINGTON -- "Aren't diesels dirty?" asks the grandmother in the passenger seat of the gleaming new VW Golf SportWagen. "Diesel in Latin means 'dirty,"' chimes in another friend in the backseat. To prove them wrong, the gray-haired driver gets out and holds her white scarf up to the tailpipe of the purring car...
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Eddie Murphy receives top U.S. humor prize at Kennedy Center
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
WASHINGTON -- Eddie Murphy is trading places with Mark Twain. The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts honored the comedian, film star, producer and director Sunday evening with the nation's top prize for humor. A lineup of funny men and women including Dave Chappelle, George Lopez, Kathy Griffin, Arsenio Hall, Trevor Noah and Whitney Cummings saluted Murphy with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor...
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Farmers donate to Scott County rural-crimes initiative
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
BENTON, Mo. -- Scott County farmers not only are pleased with the latest efforts by the sheriff to fight rural crime, but they are backing it with their money. "A couple of days before, they just contacted us and said they wanted to make a donation and wanted to present us with the check Monday," Scott County Sheriff Rick Walter said last week...
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Cape Tea Party to hold meeting Tuesday
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
The Cape County Tea Party will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at the Cape Girardeau Public Library, 711 N. Clark St. This month's meeting will include updates on issues the group follows, including Common Core, shared parenting, Secure Missouri, Foundation for Applied Conservative Leadership training and prefiled legislation...
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Cup 'n' Cork hosts Coffee with Cops on Tuesday
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
The Cape Girardeau Police Department's next Coffee with Cops will be Tuesday. Members of the department will be at Cup 'n' Cork, 11 S. Spanish St., from 7 to 9 a.m., offering free coffee and an opportunity to speak with some of the city's officers. The event is part of the ongoing Coffee with Cops series, which has been hosted at locations across the city...
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St. Louis claims 4th straight road win
(Professional Sports ~ 10/19/15)
WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Vladimir Tarasenko delivered the knockout punch for the St. Louis Blues Tarasenko scored twice and Brian Elliott made 26 saves in the streaking Blues' 4-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday. "We won the street fight. That was a good, old-fashioned street fight," St. Louis coach Ken Hitchcock said. "It was a lot of fun, and we won the street fight. It was close, hard fought. The teams really get after each other."...
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Two quakes rattle parts of Southeast Missouri
(Local News ~ 10/19/15)
Many residents of Butler, Ripley and Carter counties in Missouri felt the earth shake at 3:26 p.m. Friday or heard what sounded like a sonic boom. The U.S. Geological Survey said it was a 3.4-magnitude earthquake, followed 24 minutes later by a 3.2-magnitude aftershock...
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Some bison to be transferred to Missouri preserve
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
WIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK, S.D. -- Bison from Wind Cave National Park are scheduled to be transferred to preserves in South Dakota and other states to help form new or boost existing herds. The National Park Service says about 70 bison are part of this year's relocation effort. The bison transferred out of state are going to Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Illinois...
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Fires at 5 St. Louis-area churches in a week deemed suspicious
(State News ~ 10/19/15)
ST. LOUIS -- Fire officials say fires set at five St. Louis-area churches in little more than a week are all suspicious and likely are connected. The fifth fire was reported early Saturday at the New Life Missionary Baptist Church in northwest St. Louis. It damaged the front door and vinyl facade of the one-story frame church...
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Missing: 'Slightly sinister' Ronald McDonald statue
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. -- A family is searching for its "slightly sinister" statue of Ronald McDonald, taken from their summer home during an unauthorized teenage house party. Mary Ryan said the 3-foot-high statue of the fast-food pitchman was taken in August. ...
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Nation, world briefs 10/19/2015
(National News ~ 10/19/15)
JERUSALEM -- An Arab attacker armed with a gun and a knife opened fire in a southern Israel bus station Sunday, police said, killing an Israeli soldier and wounding 10 people in one of the boldest attacks yet in a monthlong wave of violence. The attack came as Israel tightened security around the country, highlighted by the construction of a barrier separating Jewish and Arab neighborhoods in east Jerusalem. ...
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People on the move 10/19/2015
(Business ~ 10/19/15)
Saint Francis Medical Center has named a new director of cancer services. Lisa Newcomer is taking over the role, as well as retaining her position as service line director of pulmonary and sleep medicine, according to a news release from Saint Francis...
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Police report 10/26/15
(Police/Fire Report ~ 10/19/15)
Cape Girardeau The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. Arrests n Mark Douglas Kilhafner, 31, of Marble Hill, Missouri, was arrested on suspicion of stealing at Orscheln Farm and Home, 338 Christine St...
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Fire report 10/26/15
(Police/Fire Report ~ 10/19/15)
JACKSON Firefighters reponded to the following calls: Friday n Emergency medical service on Old Toll Road. Saturday n Emergency medical service on Oak Street. n A fire alarm on East Independence Street. SCOTT CITY Firefighters responded to the following calls:...
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Speak Out 10/19/15
(Speak Out ~ 10/19/15)
The staff at an Olive Garden in Kansas City asked a police officer to leave during his own birthday lunch on Sunday. Officer Michael Holsworth was waiting for his family to arrive at the restaurant, dressed in full uniform and with his gun because he was on duty. The CEO has apologized but in my opinion it is too late. All restaurants and businesses should have this spelled out in plain English to the management and all employees...
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Prayer 10/19/15
(Prayer ~ 10/19/15)
O Lord, bless those in athletic competitions. May they use their talents for your glory. Amen.
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