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Bethany girl realizing her dream of becoming a published novelist
BETHANY, MO - by Phil Conger
South Harrison freshman Katie Morgan has become a published author at an age when most youngsters are looking forward to their first car.
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Harrison County has 118 persons working at PSF
BETHANY, MO - The closing of Premium Standard Farms would have a major economic impact on Harrison County, according to Bethany Development Coordinator Sabra Hamilton.
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City to hold hearing on demolition grants
BETHANY, MO - The city of Bethany will hold a public hearing next Thursday, March 11, on a community development block grant (CDBG) to help property owners remove vacant and dilapidated structures.
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Statewide tornado drill to be held on March 9
BETHANY, MO - The emergency alert system will be activated next Tuesday, March 9, as part of the statewide tornado drill, according to the National Weather Service.
The National Weather Service in Pleasant Hill, Mo., will issue a test tornado warning at 1:30 p.m. as part of the drill. Local warning sirens, NOAA weather radios and the Emergency Alert System will be activated to signal the start of the drill.
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Princeton crowd votes support for PSF in meeting with Attorney General Koster
BETHANY, MO - by Phil Conger
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster told a huge crowd in Princeton Monday night that he “is not in a position to rip up” the 1999 consent decree that grew out of litigation on environmental issues at Premium Standard Farms.
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Weekly auto racing to return to Bethany
BETHANY, MO - Jim Wilson of Gilman City, former NASCAR regional director, announced last week that he plans a weekly racing program at the speedway at the Northwest Missouri State Fairgrounds.
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Bethany officials discuss ways of attracting new businesses to community
BETHANY, MO - Bethany Economic Development Coordinator Sabra Hamilton told the City Council last Tuesday night that she is looking at incentives that could be used to bring new businesses and jobs into the community.
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St. Joseph man sentenced to dog fighting case
BETHANY, MO - Rick P. Hihath, 56, of St. Joseph was sentenced to 16 months in federal prison without parole for his role in a series of dog fights held at a farm north of Gilman City.
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Premium Standard Farm’s future placed in doubt by consent decree
BETHANY, MO - Premium Standard Farms officials say their North Missouri swine operation has been placed in jeopardy because of odor compliance requirements placed on PSF under a consent decree stemming from a 2001 lawsuit.
State Representative Casey Guernsey of Bethany has been leading a campaign to bring about modifications in the consent decree.
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Friend says he’s ‘certain in my heart’ that Donna Bradbury was murdered
BETHANY, MO - by Phil Conger
Robert Ziegler said he would like to find out who killed his friend, Donna Bradbury.
Ziegler, who contacted the Republican-Clipper last Friday, said “there is more to the case” than has been reported in the newspaper.
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Con men are targeting local family members
BETHANY, MO - Harrison County authorities report that some area residents are receiving telephone calls attempting to extort money by claiming that a family member has been injured in a traffic accident.
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Woman charged with possession of meth
BETHANY, MO - Chrystal Juarez, 27, of Bethany was charged with drug possession after officers executed a search warrant Feb. 8 at a residence on 6th Street in Bethany.
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'Jihad Jane' indictment shows terror's evolution
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The self-described "Jihad Jane" who thought her blond hair and blue eyes would let her blend in as she sought to kill an artist in Sweden is a rare case of an American woman aiding foreign terrorists and shows the evolution of the global threat, authorities say....
New national math, English standards drafted
SEATTLE (AP) -- Math and English instruction in the United States moved a step closer to uniform - and more rigorous - standards Wednesday as draft new national guidelines were released....
Calif. jury recommends death for serial killer
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) -- It was 2005 when Bruce Barcomb received the call he'd been awaiting for nearly three decades: Police had finally identified the man who raped and murdered his little sister in a remote canyon on a dark night in 1977....
Runaway Prius driver: Brakes were 'almost burned'
EL CAJON, Calif. (AP) -- Before he called 911, James Sikes says he reached down with his hand to loosen the "stuck" accelerator on his 2008 Toyota Prius, his other hand on the steering wheel. The pedal didn't move....
Ohio State shooter complained bosses were unfair
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- An Ohio State University janitor who shot two supervisors, one fatally, and then killed himself had complained that he was being treated unfairly, though records show he slept on the job and was late to work during his probation....
Roberts: Scene at State of Union 'very troubling'
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts said Tuesday the scene at President Barack Obama's first State of the Union address was "very troubling" and that the annual speech to Congress has "degenerated into a political pep rally."...
Families: 3 Americans detained in Iran call home
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Cindy Hickey had rehearsed what she would say to her son when she finally got to talk to him months after he was detained in Iran. When the time came, the conversation lasted only about a minute, she said, "so it was hard to say a lot."...
Dozen same-sex couple tie knot in DC
WASHINGTON (AP) -- At least a dozen couples tied the knot in the District of Columbia on the first day same-sex ceremonies were legally allowed, and many more unions were on the way....
Workers urge faster rebuilding at ground zero site
NEW YORK (AP) -- Hundreds of construction workers raised a rallying cry of "Build it now!" on Tuesday, gathering with elected officials at the World Trade Center site to urge a quick rebuilding of the complex....
Texas ed board set to take 1st vote since primary
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Texas' state education board, rocked by primary elections that may push the influential panel's far-right leanings toward the center, is set to take its first vote on a new social studies curriculum that could reverberate in classrooms nationwide....
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