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Judge refuses to reduce Sanders' bail
COLUMBIA — Daniel Sanders’ request for a reduction in his $250,000 bond was denied Wednesday by Circuit Judge Gene Hamilton, according to Missouri CaseNet.
Sanders, 19, is charged with tampering with physical evidence in a felony prosecution after Columbia police pulled him over on Aug. 14 and found his mother’s body in the trunk of the car he was driving. Police are now investigating the possibility that his mother, 53-year-old Helen Sanders, drowned in a tub in her home. Future court dates for Daniel Sanders’ trial will be set on Monday at 9 a.m. -
Courthouse evacuated because of construction dust
COLUMBIA — Boone County Courthouse was evacuated Wednesday afternoon because of dust from construction.
Fire Department Captain Eric Hartman said dust from Sheetrock in the upstairs construction collected in the smoke detectors.
"No smoke," he said. "No fire or injuries. Just a disruption to the operations here."
Two fans were used to remove dust from the air.
Jesse Hall mural now fully uncovered after asbestos removal
The mural depicts a male model posing for art students who are surrounded by persons sculpting, print-making and drawing.
On Aug. 20, workers remodeling KBIA/91.3 FM's fourth-floor offices found the mural underneath pegboard panels. Asbestos was also discovered during the remodel, and the process of removing the asbestos delayed closer inspection of the mural by several days.
The mural is likely to decorate the KBIA offices after the remodel is complete, though it's unclear what, if anything, will be done to restore or enhance the mural, John Murray, the building coordinator for Jesse Hall, said on Monday.
Alex Barker, director of MU's Museum of Art and Archaeology, plans to take a closer look at the mural with members of the museum's curatorial staff as early as Wednesday.
Two 9th District delegates speak about their time in Denver and relay the energy of the convention.
Walter Leroy Anderson worked for the Public Works Department for 38 years and stressed the need for a larger facility. Now the Columbia City Council has decided to name the new salt storage facility after him.
The MU football team seems to be getting plenty of practice in so-called “bowl game atmospheres” lately.
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