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Following an official cortege to the steps of the State Capitol, President Clinton and others paid tribute outdoors to the late Governor Carnahan who died in a plane crash October 15. After…

Incumbent Republican Senator Ashcroft debated his Democratic opponent Governor Carnahan on state and national issues.

Governor Carnahan paid tribute to Missourian Mark McGwire for breaking the all-time home run record in Major League baseball, and for his contributions to charitable organizations. He also…

Governor Carnahan addressed the Missouri state legislature and outlined his agenda for the year.

The “Newsmakers” radio show was simulcast. Rep. Talent and Brigadier General Helmly talked about U.S. military readiness during defense budget reductions and Governor Carnahan talked about…

Governor Carnahan delivered his fifth state of the state address to state legislators, state government officials and guests. He talked about the accomplishments of his first term and the…

Governor Carnahan was sworn in for his second term as Missouri governor. In his remarks, he stressed his commitment to improving education.

Incumbent Democratic Governor Carnahan, Republican challenger Kelly and Libertarian challenger Oglesby debated Missouri issues. Media representatives questioned the candidates and…

Governor Carnahan delivered his state of the state address to the legislature, detailing the accomplishments of his administration and his future agenda.

Governor Mel Carnahan D-MO, gave his 1995 State of the State address to the Missouri State assembly.

President Clinton spoke at a campaign rally for Representative Alan Wheat. The President took the opportunity to address bi-partisanship in governing the country and to continue to press…

Newly elected governor Mel Carnahan (D-MO) addressed the general assembly and presented his agenda for the new year.

Lt. Gov. Carnahan and Mr. Webster, gubernatorial candidates in Missouri, participated in a televised debate. Mr. Webster’s name was listed as the appellant in the 1989 Supreme Court ruling…