From the monthly archives:

February 2005

Starting March 1st, Missourians will be able get hold of free copies of their credit reports. The availability of credit reports isn’t new. But, Scott Holste with the State Attorney General’s Office says the information will now be available to Missourians free of charge. A recent change in federal law requires the three credit reporting companies to provide the information for free. The change is being phased in gradually across the country. And, now it’s Missouri’s turn. Holste says information from all three companies can be obtained at the same time. The free reports are available to consumers once every twelve months at www.annualcreditreport.com.

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Three Missourians Finish In Top 10 In California

by admin 02/28/05 9:52 AM

Greg Biffle took the checkered flag at California Speedway on Sunday, but for fans of Missouri natives, the winner wasn’t nearly as interesting as some of the guys who finished close behind. Joplin’s Jamie McMurray made a late surge and finished fourth. Carl Edwards of Columbia was 5th, but led a couple of times [...]

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SMS Women Earn At Least A Tie Of Conference Crown

by admin 02/28/05 9:51 AM

Worst case scenario: The SMS women’s basketball team will tie for the Missouri Valley Conference regular season title. They beat Wichita state 79-50 in Springfield, to clinch at least a tie for the conference crown. Senior Jenni Lingor led the way for SMS on Sunday with 19 points, eight rebounds and six assists. Nicole Lehman [...]

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Rams Offer Edwards A Deal

by admin 02/28/05 9:50 AM

The Rams have offered safety Antuan Edwards a three year deal according to the St. Louis Post dispatch. Still no word on whether or not he’ll take it. Edwards started five games for the Rams after the Dolphins released him in November. Edwards finished the season with 51 tackles between the Dolphins and Rams. He [...]

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Governor Tours State Touting First Steps Reforms

by admin 02/28/05 9:40 AM

Governor Matt Blunt tours the state, touting reforms to the First Steps education program. And, he does so not long after he underwent public scrutiny for suggesting cuts need to be made. Only this time, the Governor is laying out his reasons ahead of time, saying the program that helps kids with developmental [...]

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