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MU, Pinkel working on contract extension
Missouri football spokesman Chad Moller confirmed that an extension agreement is being finalized between athletic department officials and eighth-year coach Gary Pinkel. The amount is not yet known, but it is expected to be significantly higher than the five-year, $1.85 million agreement Pinkel signed last December. Pinkel had been considered a possibility for the vacant Washington job.
The Missourian will update this story as more details become available.
Mission trip changes women's fair-trade mission
Four Columbia women opened a store downtown to offer alternative retail shopping, but a trip to Uganda changed the way they saw their position.
The Tigers shot 15-for-31 from the foul line in their 75-71 loss to the Musketeers on Thursday in the first round of the Puerto Rico Tip-off.
The state's top deer biologist expects this firearms deer season to match 2007 numbers before the season ends next week. Over opening weekend, numbers of doe harvested were up by 5,000, while the buck total was down by 8,000.
White, who served as editor, publisher and president of the Mexico Ledger and worked to promote press freedom, died Thursday at a Columbia hospital.
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