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

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

Interim chancellor takes over at Columbia, Mo., university.
September 1, 2004

Boone County, Mo., forum targets minority health.
September 2, 2004

Columbia, Mo., holds recreation fees at current level.
September 2, 2004

Columbia, Mo., summer school children got smarter, firm says.
September 2, 2004

Bush will visit Columbia, Mo.
September 3, 2004

Dead zone at festival raises suspicion in Columbia, Mo.
September 3, 2004

Columbia, Mo., roads advisory group starts work.
September 3, 2004

University of Missouri scientist researches alcohol, heart attack recovery link.
September 3, 2004

Developers welcome land-disturbance fee in Columbia, Mo.
September 7, 2004

EPA inspections result in warnings for Columbia, Mo., builders.
September 7, 2004

Volunteer retired executives impart business wisdom in Columbia, Mo.
September 7, 2004

Missouri historical society gets new director.
September 7, 2004

Columbia, Mo., hospital goes paperless to cut costs, boost efficiency.
September 7, 2004

Neighbors miss deadline to protest housing development in Columbia, Mo.
September 7, 2004

Advances in mammography save Missouri women's lives.
September 7, 2004

Columbia, Mo., massage therapist qualifies for Athens Paralympics.
September 7, 2004

Average property values increase 15 percent in Columbia, Mo.
September 7, 2004

Seniors, disabled can get property tax relief in Missouri.
September 7, 2004

Private schools offering more classroom seats in Columbia, Mo.
September 7, 2004

Missouri's Central Methodist University skips Labor Day holiday.
September 7, 2004

Boone County, Mo., officials concerned about autopsy increase, budget.
September 9, 2004

President's speech highlights candidate's career change.
September 9, 2004

Local twist near on cable television dial in Columbia, Mo.
September 9, 2004

Plan gives direction on streets projects in Columbia, Mo.
September 9, 2004

Labor union sues Boone County, Mo., over change to health insurance premiums.
September 10, 2004

Operator vows to reopen Higbee, Mo., poultry plant.
September 12, 2004

Advocates aim to save vintage Boonville, Mo., bridge.
September 13, 2004

Columbia, Mo., orthopedic group aims for team growth.
September 13, 2004

Columbia, Mo., task force considers broader preschool scope.
September 13, 2004

Medicare suspends funding for Boone County, Mo., retirement center.
September 13, 2004

Missouri tuition program gains broader use with college applicants.
September 13, 2004

Chicago broadcast company makes offer for Jefferson City, Mo., TV station.
September 13, 2004

Columbia, Mo., companies rally support for local United Way campaign.
September 13, 2004

Woman's injury is latest in series at Columbia, Mo., elder care center.
September 14, 2004

Columbia, Mo., fire station built in 1983 is deteriorating, report says.
September 14, 2004

Unwary manufactured-home buyers feel duped by sellers in Columbia, Mo.
September 14, 2004

Summer program will bring $2.3 million profit to Columbia, Mo., schools.
September 14, 2004

Boone County, Mo., businesses see promise in lucrative seniors market.
September 14, 2004

University Chrysler dealership changes ownership in Columbia, Mo.
September 15, 2004

Kerry's stepson stumps at University of Missouri on behalf of candidate.
September 15, 2004

Improper billing led to Boone County, Mo., official's reprimand, memo shows.
September 15, 2004

University of Missouri eliminates position of retiring executive.
September 15, 2004

Missouri cites Wal-Mart over grease spill into Columbia creek.
September 15, 2004

Missouri towns turn to festivals for business.
September 16, 2004

Baton passed to new team at University of Missouri Health Care.
September 16, 2004

Company bids for Columbia, Mo., retirement community and 10 others.
September 16, 2004

Bus drivers accept new contract in Columbia, Mo.
September 16, 2004

Special diet adds beneficial Omega-3 acids in beef, Missouri researcher finds.
September 21, 2004

Missouri neuropsychologist has theory on Red Baron's fate.
September 21, 2004

Boone County, Mo., buys office building for future use.
September 21, 2004

Missouri Republican candidate quits House race for parole board job.
September 21, 2004

Columbia, Mo., conservation group hires specialist to help protect creek.
September 21, 2004

Retired University Of Missouri dean led home economics in changing times.
September 21, 2004

Columbia, Mo., marina up for sale after tiff with state over liquor license.
September 21, 2004

Columbia, Mo., hospital makes advance donation to museum.
September 21, 2004

Columbia, Mo., developer proposes new road-development taxing district.
September 21, 2004

Columbia, Mo., taxpayer takes school-tax case to state high court.
September 21, 2004

University of Missouri celebrates $60 million life sciences research hub.
September 21, 2004

Osco Drug closing in Columbia, Mo., after 35 years.
September 22, 2004

Missouri legislator's wife leaves foundations, citing family concerns.
September 22, 2004

Columbia, Mo., housing officials may start task force to help working class.
September 22, 2004

Plan would move archeology museum to downtown Columbia, Mo.
September 22, 2004

Deal allows students to earn pharmacy doctorate at University of Missouri.
September 22, 2004

Developers file proposal for Columbia, Mo., Wal-Mart.
September 24, 2004

Columbia, Mo., tries to broker a deal for sales-tax district.
September 24, 2004

Boone County, Mo., assessor values challenge of taxman role.
September 25, 2004

'Open' search for Missouri campus chancellor starts with closed meeting.
September 25, 2004

Benefits hard to prove for Missouri's proposed ethanol-gas requirement.
September 28, 2004

University of Missouri grads find jobs abundant for health professionals.
September 28, 2004

Expenses rise in basketball scandal investigation at University of Missouri.
September 29, 2004

Moberly, Mo., businessman is sentenced to prison for deceiving firms.
September 29, 2004

St. Louis-based hospital operator offers same-sex benefits.
September 29, 2004

Columbia, Mo., radio station KFRU-AM drops shows from weekend lineup.
September 29, 2004

Investor's development plan approved in Columbia, Mo.
September 29, 2004

Grease trouble for Columbia, Mo., eateries draws response in planned rule.
September 30, 2004

Medical school move revisited by University of Missouri-Columbia.
September 30, 2004