Jefferson State Office Building second tower plan debated
Discussion centers on adding a second Jefferson City tower to house state offices. Cooper notes 120000 sq ft gain but total need 400000–500000 sq ft. Costs estimated at 5.4 million for 120000 sq ft and 16–18 million for a full 400000–500000 sq ft. Leasing critiques and parking limits cited as factors influencing the debate.
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John A. ‘Cooper
State Division of Design and Construction
Jefferson
Cooper
Mark Edelman
State Office of Administration
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Jefferson State Office Building
Merrell
Jefferson State Office
Jefferson Building
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Warren E. Hearnes
Department of Natural Resources
Plunge kills Arkansas man near Table Rock Lake
James A. Campbell, 22, of Harrison Arkansas, fell 80 feet from an unmanned forest observation tower near Table Rock Lake in Taney County Missouri. He was among six companions celebrating a graduation when he died from head and chest injuries. The sheriff listed the death as accidental.
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James A. Campbell
Missouri Forestry Division
Taney County
Sheriff's of
Campbell
Chuck Keithly
Police arrest three in deaths
Three charged after weekend gangland style killings of Kenneth Clay and Sondra Jean Smith in St. Louis. Investigators say killings tied to narcotics disputes at 4136 Westminster. suspects include Cornelius Dadson Karen Humphrey and Billy Ravun with two counts of murder kidnaping and narcotics charges.
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Sondra Jean Smith
East St. Louis
Clay
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Westminster
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Karen Humphrey
Billy Ravun
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Humphrey
Ravun
Silent intruder surprises couple
A Jefferson City couple was surprised Sunday night when a large man entered their unlocked front door at about 9 p.m. Mrs. Owens ordered him to leave and he complied without a word. Police noted the residence front door was unlocked. James A. Carter Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, recently graduated magna cum laude from St Louis University with a BA in psychology.
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R. D. Owens
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James A. Carter Jr
James Carter
Sue Dr
St. Louis University
Higher interest proposed by Simon to ease debt limits
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon urged Congress to raise the ceiling on the governments borrowing and allow higher than 6 percent interest on savings bonds. He warned that strict limits hinder debt management while Ford pushes for smaller deficits and vetoes a 5.3 billion emergency employment bill.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
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Simon
Ford
House
Ways and Means
Madeira School Graduate Sarah McAdam Cook Named
Miss Sarah McAdam Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam B Cook of Country Club Drive recently graduated from Madeira School in Greenway Virginia She served on the social committee and French Club during her time at Madeira.
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Sam B. Cook
Madeira School
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Madeira
Public meetings in Jefferson City and Blair Oaks High School
The Jefferson City American Revolution Bicentennial Commission holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the City Council Chamber today. The Wardsville Board of Aldermen meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Blair Oaks High School.
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Jefferson City
City Council
Wardsville
Overcrowding blamed for prison farm escapes
Missouri corrections officials link a wave of night escapes at Church Farm and Renz Farm to severe overcrowding across the system. With inmate numbers rising from 1,500 to over 2,000 at main prisons, guards are stretched, prompting talks of building medium security facilities in metropolitan areas to ease the pressure.
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Church Prison
Missouri River
Capitol
Renz
Church Farm
Tipton
Moberly
Jerry Bolin
Associated Director For
Prison Farm Programs
Bolin
Mark Steward
Corrections Divison
Stolen ducks returned to pond after family rescue
Miami Beach AP report notes fifteen teen ducklings rescued from a golf course by Bunny Sands and her children Karen and Brian after police failed to track down the thieves. The family recovered nine ducks from houses along the street and later found six more, saying the ducks belong to all.
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Bunny Sands
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Brian
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