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March 2003

More Air Force Reservists To Deploy From Whiteman AFB

by admin on March 31, 2003

in Military

More members of the U.S. Air Force Reserve are being deployed for possible action in the war against Iraq. Members of the 442nd Fighter Wing are going through final processing today in preparation for departure, tomorrow, from Whiteman Air Force Base in west central Missouri. The Air Force won’t say, specifically, where the reservists are headed. It will only say they are being deployed to locations as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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Kemper Military School Assets Open For Bids

by admin 03/31/03 10:11 AM

History goes on the auction block Friday in Boonville when the assets of Kemper Military School are sold. The school is now owned by the Citizens Bank and Trust in Boonville. The campus has been divided into parcels to be sold piecemeal if no acceptable bid for the whole thing is received. [...]

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Health Department Hopes Federal Dollars Will Help Build New State Health Lab

by admin 03/31/03 10:08 AM

Some federal money might help Missouri build a new State Health Lab. The State Health Department has announced it has received two federal grants: $9.5-Million for private hospitals and more than $16-Million for public health facilities. The money is intended to go to efforts to protect Missourians during a public health emergency or [...]

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Blues Face Oilers Tonight

by admin 03/31/03 9:43 AM

The St. Louis Blues enter the last week of the regular season in 5th place in the Western Coference, two points behind Colorado. The Blues take on the Edmonton Oilers tonight in St. Louis. A division title is likely out of reach for the Blues, who will now concentrate on moving up to 4th in [...]

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New Effort Begun To Save Historic Preservation Tax Credit

by admin 03/31/03 9:15 AM

People who support the Historic Preservation Tax Credit are lobbying state lawmakers to keep the credit intact and to steer clear of taking steps to eliminate it. Carrie Gartner, President of the Missouri Downtown Association, says during these tough budget times there are efforts by quite a few legislators to do away with the [...]

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