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JEFFERSON CITY - Gov. Jay Nixon said today he was impressed with University of Missouri System President Gary Forsee and indicated a willingness to reappoint Don Walsworth to the UM Board of Curators since Walsworth played a role in Forsees recruitment. ...
JEFFERSON CITY - Two state Senate leaders used a 12-minute telephone conference call yesterday to reassure public college presidents that they had no grand plans to restructure the governance of higher education in the state.
Senate Appropriations ...
What did Senate leaders mean when they said Missouris higher education system was disorganized?
Reach Terry Ganey at (573) 815-1708 or tganey@columbiatribune.com.
JEFFERSON CITY - Rumblings from two powerful state senators about the need for more state ...
The Missouri State Employees Retirement System lost an estimated $3.5 million when a portion of its invested assets ended up with Bernie Madoff, a New York financier accused of masterminding a $50 billion Ponzi scheme.
The loss was made public ...
Missouri Gov.-elect Jay Nixon and his wife, Georgeann, wave to the crowd Monday during the inaugural parade in Jefferson City.
JEFFERSON CITY Jeremiah Jay Nixon became the states 55th governor Monday and said that although Missourians face an ...
U.S. Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., in 2005 announces federal funding of $3.72 million for a National Plant Genetics and Security Center at the University of Missouri. Bond previously secured about $7.5 million for the $35 million center, which will be ...
Secretary of State Robin Carnahans name emerged today as the strongest possible Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from Missouri in the wake of Sen. Kit Bonds announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2010.
A political scientist and a ...
State Rep. Neal St. Onge never gave up his House seat while simultaneously claiming he was appointed to a $60,000 state job as inspector general of transportation.
The Missouri Constitution, Article 3, Section 12, mandates that no person shall hold the ...
The federal government could save nearly $26 billion if its agencies implemented efficiency recommendations made by inspectors general over the past eight years, according to a report released today by the office of U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill, ...
Kenny Hulshof greets supporters in Columbia after winning the Republican nomination for governor in the August primary. Since the six-term House veteran lost in the November election to Democrat Jay Nixon, he has declined to speak with reporters.
Two ...
