Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO) articles from October 2004

Columbia Daily Tribune (Columbia, MO) archives from October 2004

Fulton, Mo., school accuses employee of misusing funds.
October 1, 2004

Columbia, Mo., university sets 1-year fund-raising record of $130.6 million.
October 1, 2004

3M challenges Boone County, Mo., property taxes.
October 1, 2004

Columbia, Mo., City officials take pass on stadium district boards.
October 2, 2004

Brothers rebuild Columbia, Mo., bar from top to bottom, morning until night.
October 2, 2004

Developer adds variations to housing plan in Columbia, Mo.
October 3, 2004

Laptops join lists of school supplies for Missouri college students.
October 4, 2004

Stem cells become issue in Columbia, Mo., Senate race.
October 4, 2004

Commercial activity surges in Columbia, Mo., home-building market.
October 5, 2004

Rules change ties up Internet aid for Columbia, Mo.-area schools, libraries.
October 6, 2004

Boone County, Mo., court adds new tax development district.
October 6, 2004

University of Missouri tweaks investment policy.
October 6, 2004

U.S. commerce official tours Dana Corp. auto parts plant in Columbia, Mo.
October 7, 2004

Senate candidate uses Columbia, Mo., hair salon in small-business pitch.
October 7, 2004

Developer's tax-district idea produces road improvements in Columbia, Mo.
October 7, 2004

University of Missouri chancellor's priorities include more money for faculty.
October 7, 2004

Consultants urge doubling spending to maintain Columbia, Mo., streets.
October 8, 2004

Local Asian population feeds Columbia, Mo., grocery.
October 9, 2004

University of Missouri-Columbia cautions campaigns for use of its logos.
October 10, 2004

Public-access programs debut on Columbia, Mo., channels.
October 11, 2004

Columbia, Mo., grants firefighters $153,388 settlement.
October 14, 2004

Federal agents raid Columbia, Mo.-based Islamic charity.
October 14, 2004

Leaders praise Columbia, Mo., medical school's research center proposal.
October 14, 2004

Sewage from Columbia, Mo., overflows into creek.
October 14, 2004

Columbia, Mo., Hertz branch alleges unfair competition.
October 15, 2004

Sewer bond issue's passage spurred project's development near Columbia, Mo.
October 18, 2004

Family Health clinic moves into Salisbury, Mo., to serve uninsured.
October 18, 2004

Columbia, Mo., may seize elderly woman's property for firehouse site.
October 19, 2004

FCC rule gives Web new outlet over utility power lines.
October 19, 2004

Renewable energy gets focus on ballot in Columbia, Mo.
October 24, 2004

Politicians like playing up University of Missouri connection.
October 25, 2004

Columbia, Mo., PTAs weigh ban on junk food.
October 25, 2004

Columbia, Mo., nursing home contests $10,000 federal fine.
October 25, 2004

Highway-widening plan goes to Missouri commission for approval.
October 25, 2004

Transmitter blitzes signal for Columbia, Mo., ABC-TV station.
October 25, 2004

Forecast cost of water main falls by a third in Columbia, Mo.
October 25, 2004

Kansas City, Mo., airport aims to lure Mid-Missouri travelers.
October 26, 2004

College donates flu shots in Fulton, Mo.
October 26, 2004

Missouri University launches study of arthritis in the workplace.
October 27, 2004

Columbia, Mo., school foundation honors three with leadership awards.
October 29, 2004

Columbia, Mo.-based Medicare quality control group changes name, workload.
October 29, 2004

Foes criticize Missouri road-funding ballot measure.
October 29, 2004

Missouri Senate candidates spar over job, trade policies.
October 29, 2004

AARP attempts comeback with local chapter in Columbia, Mo.
October 29, 2004

Columbia, Mo., traffic planners approve highway interchange.
October 29, 2004

Columbia, Mo., booster heavily involved in carpet business, community.
October 30, 2004

Political action committee backs Missouri university's interests.
October 30, 2004

Panel likes tax on construction in urban fringe of Columbia, Mo.
October 30, 2004

Rehabbed apartment complex draws praise in Columbia, Mo.
October 31, 2004

Columbia, Mo., considers beefing up city's power plant.
October 31, 2004