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Sacrifices needed from governors to avert floods
, Neb. (AP) — Months of historic flooding have governors along the Missouri River ready to join forces, but experts warn that real change will require unpopular sacrifices and a new approach to controlling the nation’s longest river. ...Tags: Iowa, Regional Authority, Hydroelectricity, Politics, Dave Heineman
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Demand has U.S. looking to expand canola crop
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The demand for canola, best known for the cooking oil it produces, continues to rise and the industry is working to grow more of the plant in the U.S. to keep pace with increased sales. Experts said the best hope for...Tags: Iowa, Kentucky, Colleges and Universities, Oklahoma, Joplin (Jasper, Missouri)
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Flooding causes more train traffic for Kansas towns
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsBert Torres rarely notices the sounds of train crossing bells outside her Newton salon anymore. “We just ignore it…it's like the radio in the background,” says Torres who works at the Cutting Edge Salon. It faces the railroad tracks...Tags: Iowa, Kansas, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation
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Police Search for Clues in Death of Convicted Thief
A convicted thief who was free on bond and awaiting sentencing next month was found dead next to a home in south Kansas City, Missouri, earlier this week, and now police say that they are stumped by his murder.
According to police, officers were...Tags: Crimes, Justice System, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Theft
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City Opens Community Centers to Teens After Curfew Changes
A new curfew is in effect for teens in Kansas City, Missouri. But going hand-in-hand with the new curfew are some new fun and safe options for area teens to go other than places like the Plaza and Zona Rosa, as the city has opened up several community...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure
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Cleanup Begins in NW Missouri Following Severe Storms
The powerful storm system that downed trees and power lines in Kansas City last night also caused extensive damage across northwest Missouri, as residents in Maryville awoke to find damaged roofs, mangled carports, flattened crops and downed power lines... -
Officials Reopen KCI Terminal After Bomb Scare
Officials have reopened a portion of Terminal C at Kansas City International Airport that had been closed after a bomb scare on Friday night.
Kansas City Missouri Police and Homeland Security officials are investigating after, according to officials, a...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Transportation Accidents, Explosions, Disasters and Accidents, Air and Space Accidents
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Ralph Albertazzie dies at 88; Air Force One pilot for Nixon
Ralph Albertazzie's most memorable flight as President Richard Nixon's personal pilot on Air Force One was the final, history-making journey they took together.
Summoned to fly Nixon home to Orange County after the president resigned on Aug. 9, 1974,...Tags: Gerald Ford, Mining, Metal and Mineral, Television Industry, Los Angeles Times
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Faith briefs
1106 S. Roosevelt St., 605-225-9724, aberdeenalliance.org Sunday: Memory Lane concert, 10 a.m. Memory Lane, a quartet, consists of Jim Downie, Bob Downie, Rhonda Swanson and Marv Maule. Aberdeen Christian Fellowship 214 First Ave. S.E., 605-226-...Tags: IHOP Corporation, Reformed, Heart (music group), Jesus Christ, Religious Texts
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Metro Teacher Makes It to Teacher of the Year Finals
For Lee's Summit third grade teacher Kristen Merrell, teaching is in her blood.
"Besides parenting, it's my life," said Kristen Merrell, a teacher at Lee's Summit Elementary School. "I was meant to be a teacher. God granted me a lot of patience, a...Tags: Human Interest
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SD gov says flood fight not over; urges caution
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Water releases from dams on the Missouri River continue to drop, but South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard says people shouldn't get complacent. Daugaard says the river will continue to fall, but it will remain out of its banks...Tags: Dennis Daugaard, Politics, Executive Branch, South Dakota, Government
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Mont. gov backs out of flood meeting
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Governors from several states affected by this year's historic overflowing of the Missouri River were gathering Friday to discuss ways to avoid a repeat of the destructive floodwaters that submerged thousands of acres of farmland and...Tags: Regional Authority, Iowa, Politics, Dave Heineman, Lifestyle and Leisure
Aug 19, 2011
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Jul 6, 2011
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Aug 22, 2011
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