SFCC to finance new building without tax dollars
State Fair Community College plans a separate building corporation to finance a new student services center. The six member board would lease back to SFCC, with bonds sold to investors and repayments over 10 to 15 years. Cost estimates total about 1.822 million including site work, with bids hoped for later.
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State Fair Community College
SFCC
Bill Sword
J. Higdon Potterce
Marvin Fielding
Fielding
Student Services Center
The
Building Corporation
Col
Potter Foundation
Bill Hopkins
William B. Ittner Inc
St. Louis
Ayopie
Ceater
In Brief Sedalia Christmas events and Social Security check बदलाव
The Sedalia area hosts the second annual mayor's post Christmas parade party at Liberty Center after the 10 30 Saturday parade with a marionette show magician Santa free cocoa and candy canes The Sedalia Chamber office open 1 4 p m offers unclaimed Christmas ornament pickup and a potential extra order if 100 more are requested The Christmas parade runs Main Street to Moniteau Avenue The fourth annual Christmas homes tour by the Women’s Service League is 1 5 a m Sunday with four homes on the route A Santa’s workshop at Community Bank of Pettis County offers tours by ticket holders Chiropractor Mark F Haney of 2700 West Broadway joins the American Chiropractic Association The new Social Security checks shift to pale peach with Liberty Statue drawing and multiple security features the first nationwide distribution this month with 115 million expected to receive new checks by end of next year.
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Liberty Center
Chamber of Commerce
Smith-Cotton High School
Santa Claus
Washington
Sedalia Area
Main Street
Ohio Avenue
Ohio
Seventh Street
Seventh
Osage Avenue
Osage
Third Street
Third
Moniteau Avenue
Women’s Service League of
Sedalia
League
Mike Smethers
Alnut Hills
William True
Walnut Hills
Country Club
Ron Boeschen
West Third
Donald Barnes
West Broadway
Community Bank of
First out of town twins arrive at Bothwell NICU
Premature twins Michael and Katherine Bachman, born at Whiteman AFB Hospital, reach Bothwell Regional Health Center for level 2 neonatal care. Dr. Robert Edmonds and Dr. Janis Ashley supervise in Sedalia, with the babies monitored by incubators, CPAP, heart rate and gas monitors.
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Jett Adams
Janice Ashley
Michael
Hugs
Whitman Air Force Base
Katherine Bachman
Bothwell
Tugs
Bothwell Regional Health Center
Whiteman Air Force Base Hospital
Robert Edmonds
Janis Ashley
Edmond
Children’s Clinic
Ashley
Sedalia
Bachman
Katherine Marie
Katie
Bothwell’s
Foster seeks re election as Sedalia mayor in spring race
Mayor Larry Foster announced he will run again in the spring. Elected in 1982, he presented a campaign theme Larry G Foster Gets the Job Done and said he has 400 signatures on a filing petition. He cites the Sedalia Pettis County Development Corp, a tourism center at the State Fairgrounds and a complaint center. He claimed city debt declined to a reserve, rail crossings fixed, and $300 000 spent on street improvements.
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Larry Foster
Foster
Larry G. Foster
Sedalia-Pettis County Development Corp
State Fairgrounds
Pares
Cil
City Council OKs nonpartisan primary election dates
The council approved a nonpartisan primary on March 4 to nominate mayor and city offices with a general election on April 1. Declarations of candidacy due by 5 p.m. Dec 31. Candidates may declare party allegiance but run on nonpartisan ballots. Incumbents and several contenders filed to date.
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Council
Larry Foster
Jim Giokaris
Larry D. Stevenson
Ron Hardy
Ray Hatfield
Stu Gressley
Jane Gray
Jimmy C. Boyer
East Ninth
Lawrence L. Roe
Rose Nolen
Bob Reeser
Prosecutor to Begin Probe in Sedalia Case
Assistant Attorney General Tim Finnical arrives in Sedalia to oversee prosecution of two inmates and to decide whether evidence warrants calling a grand jury. He will review allegations against Prosecuting Attorney Ken Dake and Public Defender William Chapman by David Charles Diehl regarding a reported defaming of Sheriff Gary Starke. Diehl claims Chapman instructed him to sign an affidavit alleging interference and overstepping, while Dake denies involvement. Diehl was moved to Boone County Jail. the wallet and marijuana case prompted police actions and public scrutiny.
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Tim Finnical
Sedalia
Ken Dake
William Chapman
David Charles Diehl
Aant
Gary Starke
Finnical
Starke
Democrat
Police Department
Linda Johnson
Diehl
Mark Kempton
Kempton
Jimmy Carter
Johnson
Chapman
Duke
Sheriff's Department
Cha
Dake
Carter
Iighway Patrol T
Soone
Ever
Boone County
Columbia
William P. Pearson
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American Chiroractic Association
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Cleveland Chiropractic College
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Michael Joseph
Whiteman’s Hospital
Missouri Pacific
Katy
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Connie Farrow