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Cattle prices reach record highs as inventories drop to 60-year lows

Just a few years ago, a 700-pound steer calf brought 60 cents a pound for Jim McCann, a cattleman who lives near Miller. Now, a comparable calf may bring nearly three times that amount, McCann said Tuesday.

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May 8, 2008

Anonymous The Joplin Globe Thu May 08, 2008, 04:31 PM CDT

From the metro desk, here are a few of the headlines you will find in Friday’s Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com.

CAFO bill moves to Missouri Senate for vote

Joplin area experiences flooding; area residents rescued from high water

Joplin Cinema 6 to close its doors

Oklahoma University students to offer suggestions on Miami Main Street renovation

More affordable housing may be in Miami’s future

Carthage City Council to consider reduced budget

Enjoy: New Branson exhibit celebrates ‘Titanic’ film

Mike Pound: Leadership Joplin class races for the Turnaround Ranch

These stories, local sports results and the Enjoy section — Friday in The Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com.

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Tomorrow’s News Now for Thursday From the metro desk, here are a few of the headlines you will find in Thursday’s Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com.

Area residents react to the final presidential debate

Communities along Highway 71 prep for Interstate 49 designation

CAFO opponents claim feeding operations harming property values
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Newton County voters set to decide sheriff, commission and assessor primary races

Legislation to benefit area sheriffs’ departments with officer retention, recruitment

Joplin pools seeing spike in summer attendance

Slashers say scheduling errors end season early

Monett teen pedestrian killed in hit-and-run

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Joplin group seeking marijuana-decriminalization submits petitions to city

Girl abducted from foster care in California abandoned in Miami

Newton County fair wet, but under way

Tornado Alley110 to benefit American Red Cross

Mike Pound digs into local baseball history
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Tomorrow’s News Now for Thursday From the metro desk, here are a few of the headlines you will find in Thursday’s Joplin Globe and online at joplinglobe.com.

Pittsburg officials ask to take water from Spring River to reduce water woes

Former Neosho police officer gets 15 days in jail for providing alcohol to a minor

Miner’s Memorial dedicated in Pittsburg

Health & Family: Yoga instructor returns to Joplin with aim to ‘take weird out’
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North Middle School renovation cost could exceed initial estimate

Neosho has sister city

Olivia Apartments placed on National Register of Historic Places

Sheriff, presiding commissioner endorse County Commission candidate

Applications for vacant Joplin council seat stacking up
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