Chuck Miller
OpinionOctober 17, 1996
LETTERS: INFURIATING HAZING TALKTo the editor: I have just read with great disappointment the Oct. 7 article headlined, "Hazing offenders speak to pledges." The article resulted in my immediate infuriation as I read the comments from Isaac Sims, a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity who particip...NewsMay 28, 1996
HEALTH-CARE OPTIONS GROW FOR SICK PETSPROTECTING YOUR PET: Microchips can now be placed in any poet and be identified nationwide. Products on the market can control the flea population and render ticks unable to bite. Heartworm medicines are important for your pets Advances in the medical treatment ava...NewsMay 24, 1996
NIXON SEES ADDED SAVINGS IN DESEG PLANA plan to end state-funded desegregation in Kansas City not only would eliminate taxpayer financing of the failed program but would also end costly litigation challenging the federal mandate, Missouri's attorney general says. The plan also would allow the school bo...NewsMay 23, 1996
KC DESEG AGREEMENT ANNOUNCEDAn end to state-funded desegregation in the Kansas City public schools system would be three years and $314 million away under a plan unveiled Wednesday by state and school district officials. Gov. Mel Carnahan and Attorney General Jay Nixon were on hand at a news ...NewsMay 22, 1996
ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCED FOR RIVERFESTOne of country music's hottest new groups will headline the entertainment at this year's Riverfest celebration in downtown Cape Girardeau, officials announced Tuesday. The group, Lonestar, will perform Saturday, June 15, at 9:15 p.m. on the main stage near Themis a...NewsMay 19, 1996
CREWS RESTORE POWER, BEWILDERED BY OUTAGEUnion Electric customers northeast of the intersection of Perryville Road and Broadway were without power early Saturday morning for as long as three hours. The cause of the power outage remains a mystery, a UE spokesman said. The spokesman, Darrell Seabaugh, said ...NewsMay 19, 1996
EMERSON RETURNS HOME, KICKS OFF NINTH CAMPAIGNWhile patriotic music played, "Team Emerson" introduced itself in Cape Girardeau Saturday to over 300 people in a room filled with red, white and blue, kicking off the congressional campaign of U.S. Rep. Bill Emerson. And for the first time since February when he b...NewsMay 17, 1996
LOCKS SHOULD BE EASILY OPENED, OFFICIALS SAYResidential locks should be effective, but easily opened. That's the message officials were touting this week after a fire contained to a bedroom proved fatal for a Cape Girardeau woman. Rosemary Carley, 53, of 1113 Walnut died from smoke inhalation while trying to...NewsMay 15, 1996
HOUSE FIRE CLAIMS LIFE OF CAPE WOMANA Cape Girardeau woman's efforts to keep herself safe might have contributed to her death Monday night at her home at 1113 Walnut. Rosemary Carley, 48, became the city's first fire fatality of the year when she died of smoke inhalation lying on her kitchen floor ne...NewsMay 12, 1996
SOUTHEAST HOSPITAL, CAPE POLICE TEACH BIKE SAFETYSix-year-old Steven Dooley brought his bike to Southeast Missouri Hospital and took part in the BikeSmart program Saturday under the cover of a parking garage. Despite the cool, cloudy weather, Dooley was one of 120 kids that took part in the program sponsored by s...Advertisement
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