From the monthly archives:

April 2004

Governor Bob Holden has released $43-Million in state funding to 13 agencies he had withheld since last July. The money goes to a variety of state services including sheltered workshops, firefighter training schools, veterans’ homes, and others. In a news release, Holden cites a better economic situation in the state for the release. State Budget Director Linda Luebbering says numbers from the State Revenue Department show about a five percent growth. That five percent growth is what Republican lawmakers had predicted a year ago. Holden had called it too optimistic.

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Presidential Candidate Kerry Visits Missouri

by admin 04/30/04 4:46 PM

Presumptive Democrat nominee for President John Kerry has made a speech at Westminster College in Fulton, calling on the United States to get a broader-based, international backing for the war in Iraq. Kerry said America is more secure when respected, not feared. Kerry’s appearance at the small central Missouri school comes just days [...]

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Edmonds’ Blast Wins It For Cardinals In 13th

by admin 04/30/04 8:55 AM

The Cardinals battled back and finally won another game at Busch Stadium, topping the Phillies 5-4 in 13 innings. Jim Edmonds broke a 4-4 tie with his fifth home run of the year. Chris Carpenter didn’t get the win, but pitched seven innings allowing three runs off two hits and two walks. He struck out [...]

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Royals Blow Another Lead

by admin 04/30/04 8:54 AM

The Royals and Rangers went back and forth all afternoon, with Texas wining 9-7. The two teams traded leads all day long and the Royals went into the ninth inning with a 7-6 advantage. But Curtis Leskanic was belted for three runs off three hits. Michael Young tied it up with a solo home run [...]

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Chiefs and Rams Begin Rookie Camp

by admin 04/30/04 8:47 AM

The Chiefs and Rams are holding their rookie camps this weekend in Kansas City and St. Louis. Along with the seven players each team took in the 2004 NFL Draft, they will bring in a number of rookie free agents signed this week. The Chiefs have 11 non-roster free agents coming in and the Rams [...]

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