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Owensboro (Kentucky)

Vandals cutting Palin out of campaign signs

freerepublic.com
19 hrs ago
        

OWENSBORO, KY (WFIE) - Someone is cutting the Palin out of the McCain-Palin campaign signs in Western Kentucky. With less than a month to go in the campaign season, tensions are starting to reach a boiling point in Owensboro...

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Owensboro Grain Company

rain-barrel.net
Oct 9, 2008
        

Owensboro Grain Company in Kentucky is now building a 22 million US$ biodiesel production plant that should open in June of 2007. With a capacity of some 50 million gallons of yearly biodiesel, it will become one of the largest...

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Traffic stop brings battery, child neglect charges

courierpress.com
Oct 2, 2008
        

Staff report Originally published 09:17 a.m., October 2, 2008 An Owensboro, Ky., woman is facing several charges, including battery, child neglect and assisting a criminal, following a traffic stop near Covert and Lodge avenues...

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Bivin Starts Taking Visits

scout.com
Oct 2, 2008
        

Finding defensive tackles with great size isn’t a problem for college coaches, however finding big bodies that can also rush the passer is the real test and Owensboro, Ky., native Harris Bivin looks like he could be one of...

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Kentucky BioProcessing to team with Bayer

courier-journal.com
Sep 29, 2008
        

Kentucky BioProcessing LLC, the Owensboro biotechnology plant working with the University of Louisville to manufacture a cervical cancer vaccine, has struck a deal with Bayer AG to advance the manufacture of drugs from...

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courierpress.com: DENNY SIMMONS / Courier & Press Apples are cleaned and dumped into a crate before being chopped and squeezed for their juices at Engelbrecht Orchard Homestead in Evansville on Friday. Cirstyn Hollander, 13, ensures the apples flowed freely onto the conveyor belt. courierpress.com

Dropping profits

courierpress.com
Sep 27, 2008
        

Along with the howl of the wind and the snap of tree branches, area orchard owners heard another sickening sound when the remnants of Hurricane Ike swept through the Tri-State recently: The thunk of dropping profits as...

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Profits sink for farms in storm's path

chron.com
Sep 21, 2008 1 related
        

Wind heavily damages corn and rice crops By BRUCE SCHREINER Associated Press JOHN DUNHAM MESSENGER-INQUIRER Laborer Marco Juan Gomez collects apples off the ground Monday at Reid's Orchard in Owensboro, Ky. LOUISVILLE,...

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Flatboat, Young 'Abe' Start River Trip

redorbit.com
Sep 12, 2008
        

By RICH DAVIS Courier & Press staff writer 464-7516 or davisr@courierpress.com A 60-foot replica of an early 19th century flatboat takes off from Rockport, Ind., today, retracing a trip Abraham Lincoln took in 1828 when...

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Lincoln flatboat begins journey Tuesday

courierpress.com
Sep 8, 2008 2 related
        

A 60-foot pioneer era flatboat sets sail from Rockport, Ind., Tuesday morning, retracing a trip Abraham Lincoln took in 1828 when he was transporting a load of produce to New Orleans for an area merchant. This time the...

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National Tobacco Co. to close Louisville operation

courier-journal.com
Sep 6, 2008 1 related
        

National Tobacco Co., the last major tobacco manufacturing operation in Louisville, will close by the end of next year, eliminating the jobs of between 80 and 100 people who cut, flavor and package Beech Nut loose leaf...

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