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Election 2012/Santorum wins
12:53 am
Wed February 8, 2012

Santorum wins big in Missouri

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Former Penn. Senator Rick Santorum gives a thumbs-up to supporters in St. Charles after winning the Missouri GOP primary 55 percent to 25 percent over Mitt Romney.
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Santorum speaks to supporters after his commanding primary win.
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Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum racked up a sizeable victory in Missouri's Republican primary last night, winning all 114 counties and the city of St. Louis and beating his nearest rival, Mitt Romney, by 30 points. Final unofficial results from the Secretary of State showed Santorum more than doubling Romney's vote total.

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Santorum in St. Charles
5:52 pm
Mon January 30, 2012

Santorum brings small government message to St. Charles

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GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum autographs a campaign sign for Karla Kramer (in green) and her daughter during a campaign appearance in St. Charles.
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Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum brought a small-government, family-centered message to St. Charles on Monday - marking the first appearance by a Republican presidential candidate in the state this election cycle.

A crowd of 300 packed into an auditorium that at the St. Charles Community College campus in Cottleville that's meant for 270. Hundreds more could not get seats and waited for the candidate outside.

Santorum says as president, he'll focus on making sure that government takes actions that make it easier for American companies to compete globally.

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Morning round-up
9:27 am
Mon January 30, 2012

Morning headlines: Monday, January 30, 2012

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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers breached the levee at Birds Point as part of the activation of the floodway May 2, 2011.
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Army Corps inspecting Birds Point Levee daily

Inspectors with the Army Corps of Engineers are performing daily inspections of the area where the Birds Point levee was intentionally breached in May. Maj. Jon Korneliussen told the Sikeston Standard Democrat that daily patrols are checking the middle and upper crevasses created by the implosion that happened at the height of spring flooding.

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