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7:30 am
Mon June 10, 2013

Ex-Lawmaker Nunn Aims To Change Attack Plea

Credit www.state-journal.com

Former Kentucky lawmaker Steve Nunn says in his first interview from prison that he's sorry for killing his former fiancee back in 2009. But the son of former Gov. Louie B. Nunn tells The Associated Press he wants to take back his guilty plea because he believes he got bad advice from his lawyer.

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Society
2:57 pm
Fri June 7, 2013

Hopkins County Board of Health Names New Director, Approves Budget

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The Hopkins County Board of Health has named Denise Beach as its new public health director. Her appointment awaits approval from the state, but she says her tentative start date is June 24.

Beach is taking the position after Jack Morris, who announced his retirement in April.

“Because I’m waiting on appointment from the state we haven’t really started doing much yet in transitioning,” Beach says. “But he and I have worked closely together for the 12 years that I’ve been director of nursing.”

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Society
2:37 pm
Fri June 7, 2013

Metropolis Honeywell Plant Receives Bomb Threat

Credit The Southern Illinoisan

The Honeywell Uranium Processing Facility is allowing some plant workers to leave while law enforcement and plant management continue investigating a report of an explosive device in the plant.

Honeywell went on lockdown after receiving the report this afternoon. Honeywell spokesman Peter Dalpe said law enforcement and members of the state bomb squad are on scene. 

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Society
10:02 am
Fri June 7, 2013

Fort Campbell Museum Commemorates D-Day with Living History Event


The 101st Airborne commemorates the events of D-Day this weekend at the Don F. Pratt Museum on Fort Campbell with a living history event.


June 6th marked the 69th anniversary of the military operation on the beaches of Normandy considered a turning point for the allied effort in World War II.

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Crime
9:29 am
Fri June 7, 2013

Clay Waller Confesses To Jacque Waller's Murder, Gets 20 Years

Credit Laura Simon / Southeast Missourian

Originally published on Wed June 12, 2013 10:40 am

Clay Waller pled guilty to the murder of his wife, Jacque Waller, in Cape Girardeau County Court on Thursday, bringing a bittersweet end to one of the most high-profile murder cases in recent Cape Girardeau history.

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