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Columbia police yesterday take Malcolm Redmon from 11 East Ash St. after they found him hiding in the basement.
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Obama plans rally in Columbia
By JASON ROSENBAUM and TERRY GANEY
of the Tribune’s staff
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama will swing through Columbia on Thursday as part of his campaign’s push to Election Day.
Murderer
sentenced to 50 years
By JOE MEYER
of the Tribune’s staff
Convicted murderer Kristopher Prince made a final request yesterday for leniency in a sentencing hearing for his conviction in the shooting death of 17-year-old Tedarrian Robinson.
Three arrested after gunfire
By JOE MEYER of the Tribune’s staff
Gunfire yesterday afternoon that struck a car in a central Columbia neighborhood
led police to a home where they found the intended victim of the shooting hiding
in a basement. Officers made several arrests in a crowd that gathered.
‘Smart’ light to help town clear traffic
By JODIE JACKSON JR.
of the Tribune’s staff
HALLSVILLE - A year after contributing $30,000 toward an intersection realignment project, the Hallsville Board of Aldermen is planning to foot half of the bill for installation of a "smart" stoplight at the same intersection sometime next year - a project estimated to cost $150,000.
MU mission marks milestone
By JENNA YOUNGS
of the Tribune’s staff
Americans need to restore their commitment to the "common good" and public research universities, Association of American Universities President Robert Berdahl told a crowd gathered to celebrate the University of Missouri’s 100th anniversary as a member of the AAU.
Planned Worley sidewalk ‘unneeded,’ critics say
By SARA SEMELKA
of the Tribune’s staff
Engineers have drawn up initial plans for four proposed city sidewalks, and one project set for a residential area has neighbors crying foul.
City’s human rights
investigator resigns
Nanette Ward, a human rights investigator and educator with the city of Columbia, has resigned her position, said Steve Hollis, manager of the Office of Community Service. Hollis declined to give details about the resignation, citing a privacy privilege for "personnel matters."
School locked down quickly
By JANESE HEAVIN
of the Tribune’s staff
When Columbia police notified Grant Elementary School of a potential armed suspect at large in the neighborhood yesterday, staff acted quickly.
5,000 light bulbs swapped in ‘battle’
The results are in, and the "Battle of the Bulbs" between Harrisburg and Rocheport has been declared a tie.
Columbia man admits
guilt in DWI assaults
A Columbia man was sentenced to four years in prison yesterday after pleading guilty to assault charges stemming from a drunken driving wreck in February that injured two people.
Disbarred lawyer
starts jail sentence
A disbarred Columbia lawyer who lost an appeal last week of his domestic violence conviction last year surrendered yesterday at the Boone County Jail to begin serving his three-year sentence.
Illness cancels lecture
by nuclear journalist
A lecture by journalist Jonathan Schell scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled because of illness.
Warrensburg student
admits Web contacts
A University of Central Missouri student yesterday pleaded guilty in a child enticement case investigated last year by the Mid-Missouri Internet Crimes Task Force.
