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U.S. Supreme Court ruling could affect Missouri’s abortion clinic law

Posted on June 27, 2016

(Missourinet) – The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a court case involving Texas abortion clinic law, which is similar to Missouri’s. The court found that the Texas law’s requirements that abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and for clinics to meet the standards of an outpatient surgical center aren’t medically necessary.

Planned Parenthood President and CEO Laura McQuade says Monday’s ruling is the most important court decision facing reproductive health access in more than 20 years.

“These laws dramatically impact access to services. They dramatically impact both Planned Parenthood’s and independent providers’ ability to provide access to safe and legal abortion in the state of Missouri,” said McQuade.

She’s not sure if Planned Parenthood will make a legal argument to invalidate Missouri’s abortion clinic regulations. McQuade hopes to have that answer in the coming days.

The Columbia Planned Parenthood facility has not been able to perform abortions since December 1, 2015. The University of Missouri-Columbia ended those hospital privileges for the clinic’s physician who was able to provide abortions, Dr. Colleen McNicholas.

Pro-life supporters, including Missouri Right to Life spokesperson Susan Klein, decried the ruling.

“Basically today the court ruled today on a political agenda rather than ruling on the protection of women’s health. It’s not going to change what we do. We are going to continue to pass pro-life laws that save babies and protect women,” said Klein.

Klein also says the organization’s lawyers will try and determine if there are any legal avenues to allow Missouri’s abortion clinic laws to stand.

Missouri gun bill sponsors expect override of governor’s veto

Posted on June 27, 2016

Senator Brian Munzlinger (photo: courtesy Missourinet)

(Missourinet) – The lawmakers who carried a sweeping gun rights expansion proposal say Governor Jay Nixon is missing an important detail in his rationale for vetoing it.

Nixon said in his veto message the bill would let people legally carry a concealed firearm even if they have been denied a concealed carry permit by a sheriff because a background check revealed criminal offenses or the sheriff believed the individual poses a danger.

“He fails to recognize that all those people that we’re allowing with the constitutional carry can currently carry openly in the state of Missouri,” said the bill’s sponsor, Senator Brian Munzlinger (R-Williamstown). “All this bill does is allow them to carry concealed where they would now have to carry open.”

The bill’s House handler, Representative Eric Burlison (R-Springfield) agrees.
“It’s not about how you carry but where you’d have the right to carry, and so getting the permit allows a person more privileges and locations of where they’re allowed to carry than where they currently cannot carry,” said Burlison.

“Personally I would rather see people carry concealed, especially our law-abiding citizens,” said Munzlinger. “What this bill does is give law-abiding citizens the right to protect themselves. In the crazy world we’re in we definitely need the right to protect ourselves.”

Both men believe the governor’s veto will be overridden when the legislature convenes for its annual veto session in September. Burlison expects some Democrats to vote with the governor but still believes there will be enough support to overturn the veto.

“There’s nothing changed and there’s no new information about the bill. Even the governor’s opposition is something that we discussed on the House floor and they discussed in the Senate,” said Burlison.

Burlison believes the governor’s veto is evidence that his eight years as governor, with an armed security detail, has made him forget what it’s like to be a citizen.

“If we were in the budget process I would be suggesting that we eliminate the budget for the governor’s security detail and instead give him a budget for him to purchase and carry a firearm himself so he knows and is reminded what it’s like to be a normal citizen,” said Burlison.

The bill would also expand the state’s “castle doctrine,” which allows homeowners to use deadly force against intruders by letting invited guests to also use such force. It also included a “stand your ground” provision to let people in a place they were legally allowed to use deadly force against a perceived threat, without retreating.

KFEQ Trading Post 6-25-2016

Posted on June 25, 2016June 25, 2016

. Farm fresh large brown eggs $2.00 a dozen

816-858-2880

. Chinese SKS in very good condition,comes with scope, Sling,muzzle brake. $450.00

ATI 1911 military,45ACP. LIKE NEW CONDITION. $400.00 phone.

816-262-0241

. Decorative well pump, $70, new

4X Stetson, black, 7 3/8, $35.

816-341-3380

. 1998 Plymouth neon. needs a lot of stuff if you want a junk car, or if you want to run a 4 cylinder derby car. Just wants to get rid of it. Just come and get it if no offers for money

816 992 0138

. 6 string acoustic guitar with nice case. $30

Violin with case. $75

Looking for a pistol or small caliber gun

Friend having a garage sale over just when you get into Wathena

Garage sale over at the jones market

816 344 8648

. 185 60 R 14 tires brand new. $70 for the pair

chain link gate. 47×47. $20

Microcell that boosts signal brand new. $100

2 APRI registered chihauaha ready on July 5th. shots worming and due claws removed. can send pictures.

660 928 3238

. Looking for a swing

Looking for a sand filter for a swimming pool

402 217 1156

. Looking for 5 good R 15 truck tires. preference would be #32’s if you have them

816 261 7892

. Maytag centennial commercial electric dryer. only a year old. 9 years left on warranty. white. $295 FIRM

Riding lawnmower. Husky made by MTD. 15.5 horse. 42 inch cut. many new parts, blades, belts, starter, etc. $195 FIRM

816 261 2148

. Tailgate for a 2001 dodge pickup. 4×4 tailgate. Maroon in color in pretty good shape. $75

816 233 9419

. 55 gallon metal burn barrels or trash. $16

Plastic barrels with lids. $16

55 gallon metal barrel with lid. $22

Plastic water barrels. $16

Looking for running or not. Push, self propelled or riding. running or not. cheap or just want to give away

816 671 0234

. 2001 Ford Escape XLT. yellow in color. driven everyday. 132,000 miles on it. V6 front wheel drive with leather interior. $3800. in Elwood

816 659 5540 *(where the car is) OR 785 442 3654 ( Seller)

. Little girls bike that is a nice barbie bike with traiining wheels. Pink. 16 inch. $20

26 inch bikes and 24 inch bikes. boys and girls. good bikes

1993 Grand Cherokee Lorado. needs some work done on it. $700 obo

Push mowers that run and ready to cut grass. different sizes and brands

10 hole mustang wheels. older style of mustang wheels. $125

816 233 6496

. Taurus. M 94 with 5 inch barrel. 9 shot revolver. less then 100 rounds shot through it. comes with carry holster. comes with box and security key. $350 or may trade for some other firearms

816 344 8216

. Pickup bed liner. very nice.

816 262 4038 for more details

. Mobility power chair. $275

gas stove. black and stainless steel. $100

Fridge. new. $100

Can deliver it in St Joseph if you need it delivered in St. joe

816 689 6078

. Air grease gun. commercial thing. holds a 5 gallon bucket of grease.

Gray automotive air jack. alligator type jack. not the bumper style. not sure the tonage.

1995 Plymouth voyage minivan.

72 GMC pickup. no cab air

looking for a metal utility shed

looking for portable air tank

some old push mowers can get rid of

816 351 2846

. Looking for an infant swing to go inside the house

816 248 9008

. Looking for baby swings.

Looking for a set of nice seats for a 95 Wrangler.

816 261 7953

. Couple of rear tractor tires. 13 6 28 and a 12 4 28.

Pair of pickup tires. 235 75 R15

3 point 6 foot rotary mower

660 582 9798

. 6 foot tall oak antique hall tree with the seeds in it. Mirror in the back. $250

New bakers rack with 3 shelves. $60

816 390 1838

. 1999 Ford expidition. Eddiw Bauer. for sale or trade. 5 disc CD changer and everything works. runs and drives good. needs new plugs but will be with the car. $1800 or will trade for a V6 cylinder Van or SUV.

660 553 2108 in Savannah

. 2 boat trailers with wenches on them. one for like a 16 or 18 foot and the other is smaller

bunch of catfish bait.

Metal trash barrels. $12

16×80 trailer house. really nice. 3 bed and 2 bath. Ideal for some young kid just getting

816 617 4646

. Looking for: upright style deepfreeze. one in good condition and bigger size

816 271 3070

. 1993 Chevrolet caprice classic. 305 automatic. $700

1998 Ford expedition. 4 wheel drive. $900

816 617 8861

. 67-72 GMC truck parts

5 lug steel wheels for a trailer

225 75 15 inch tires. not mates

Old riding lawnmower. needs some tinkering with

couple of old push mowers.

Chrome Autobrock valve covers for Chevy or GM

Looking for some good free dirt

816 351 9976

. Looking for a lightweight two wheel trailer. 4×8 or a little larger

816 248 6962

. For sale or trade. Asadeline cutting torch. would like to trade for more mobile size. or sell for $225

816 279 3847

. Tow dolley. pull behind your car or RV. $475

heavy single axel boat trailer. good tires and a good spare. $250

660 635 1910

. 90’s Ford Taurus. might need some spark plugs but everything is good.

816 262 9510

. Metal detector. Garet AT pro. $480 obo

Looking for a pickup. 4 wheel drive. half or 3 quarter ton. Chevrolet or Dodge. around 1998 or up into the 2000’s

816 261 6750

. Looking for a 14 or 16 foot boat. dolley motor if you have one

816 351 6268

. 2012 harley davidson street glide. black in color and like new. 4,664 miles on it $15,000 dollars.

913 638 4672

Nearly 500 state facilities will receive upgrades

Posted on June 18, 2016June 17, 2016

(Missourinet) – Governor Jay Nixon (D) has signed into law two budget bills outlining more than $454-million in renovations to nearly 500 state facilities. About $262 million in upgrades will be made to Missouri higher education buildings and about $192 million in improvements will be made to other state facilities.

House budget vice chairman Scott Fitzpatrick (R-Shell Knob) says the improvements will make a difference, especially to higher education buildings.

“People on both sides of the aisle want to take care of state facilities and help our higher education institutions remain top notch to help attract good talent to Missouri,” said Fitzpatrick. “We’re making a dent in the backlog. That being said, the backlog is only going to continue to grow. The more state facilities there are, the more there is to maintain. It’s going to be one of those things that we just have to be diligent in prioritizing,” said Fitzpatrick.

The bills include:

$29 million for the Department of Conservation
$20 million for Missouri National Guard facilities
$12 million for the Department of Natural Resources
$7 million for Missouri’s port system
$7 million for the Department of Public Safety
$16 million for Missouri State University
$5 million for the University of Missouri’s Thompson Center for Autism
$5 million for Missouri Southern University
$2 million for Southeast Missouri State University
$2 million for the Department of Transportation’s Aviation Program
$2 million for the Department of Economic Development
$1 million for Northwest Missouri State University
$1 million for Metropolitan Community College
$1 million for State Technical College of Missouri
Fitzpatrick says the improvements will be a boost to the economy, especially the construction industry.

KFEQ Trading Post 6-18-2016

Posted on June 18, 2016June 18, 2016

. New Del-Ton AR15.with 3-30 rd mags. Factory box and paper work. $575.00.

New unfired Mossberg 464 lever action 30-30 with checked walnut stock. 400.00

Ph or text 816-262-0241

. 2003 Viking Pop-up Camper. Sleeps 7, Refrigerator, Microwave,3 burner stove top, A/C, Furnace, Outside shower, Front storage compartment, 2 lp tanks, bicycle carrier hitch, new tires, very nice condition. $2950.

816-261-2512 or 816-262-6051

. Red well pump $75,

new Stetson 4X $35, 16 ft.

extension ladder $40.

816 341 3380

. Garage Sale: Saturday June 18, 2016. 8 AM. to 5 PM. Furniture, Dolls, Tools, Avon Cape Cod Glass, Tires & a lot of Miscellaneous. 5211 SE Easton Rd. St, Joseph, Mo.

. yew plants $5.00 each we have 11 of them .

50″ hitachi tv flat screen $350.00

queen mattress with platform frame $100.00 very clean

816-262-1704

. New Holland 451 sickle bar mower/ 9 foot bar, pull behind, new cylinder. Ready for the field.

Creep feeder 2 ton has sides $1,400.00

Creep feeder 2 ton good shape. $1,250.00

660 562 9546

. 10 home made wire tomato cages. 5 ft. all for $40

816-279-5487

. Gravely walk behind mower. 1548. 15 horse motor. 48 inch cut. $700 obo

push mowers different kinds.

Kuerig coffee maker. $50

Aluminum 10 hole mustang wheels . for an older mustang. 15×7’s. $125

816 233 6496

. Looking for some water hose about an inch and a half diameter. 50-100 feet long

Looking for parts for a John Deere 430 riding lawnmower. looking for spare parts or a whole mower if its not running

Looking for some old stevens shotguns or rifles. kind with the plastic stock

Looking for 52 chevy car parts or whole car

913 683 2422

. 2001 Ford Escape XLT. 131,000 miles. V6 front wheel drive. Yellow in color with leather interior. at friends house in Elwood. $3800

816 659 5540 OR 785 442 3654

. 6 string acoustic guitar. like brand new in the case. $30

Violin. real nice. 75

816 344 8648

. Air conditioner. Frigid air. 50,000 BTU. never used, bought for window and wrong size. $200

816 238 6118

. Metal burn or trash barrels with lids cut out for $16 each

Plastic barrels with lids. $16 each

water barrels $16 each

Metal trash barrels with lids. $22 each

Looking for or picking up lawnmowers. riding, self propelled or push mowers. broke or not

816 671 0234

. Ladder made out of pressure treated 2×4’s. 16 feet long with 4 foot extension. $15

Variable speed drimmel tool with assorted cutters. $25

Craftsman gray toolbox. nice condition. $20

816 324 5221 OR 816 533 7429 in Savannah

. Couple of APRI registered Chichaua puppies. ready July 5th. can text pictures if you want to see what they look like. One is a tri color male and the female is a light chocolate. $375 and up

185 60 R 14 tires. $70 bucks

Chain link gate 47×47 $20

Colored TV. Magnabox. works ok. $10

Microcell booster that boosts signal for cell phone. $100

660 928 3238

. Lot of videos. really good children video tapes. Giving those away

Seedum flowers. come back every year with a yellow bloom. giving away

Kids things. small

816 685 3236 in Dekalb

. 1993 Chevrolet Caprice classic. 305 automatic. $800

Auction out about a mile west of Stewartsville. 25 cars getting auctioned. starting at 10

816 617 8861

. 2002 Jeep Liberty. 4 wheel drive with a V6. 122,000 miles on it. excellent condition. $3800

Ingel axel trailer. 7 foot wide. 12 feet long with pull down gate. with title. $900

Jet ski. 1998 yamaha. 3 seater with reverse. title included. $1400

816 390 6136

. 2012 Harley davidson street glide. 4664 miles on it. new battery. $15,000

913 638 4672

. 2 boat trailers. commercially made not a piece of junk.

1 flat bed trailer. tandem axel

Metal trash barrels. $12

16×80 3 bedroom 2 bath trailer house. Late 80’s and needs a little maintenance

816 617 4646

. Quick hitch attachment for a Class 1 tractor. brand new. $75

816 244 6384

. 2 matching high back arm chairs with cane backs. $50 the pair

11 R 22 5 truck tires. straight tread. $75 a piece

816 279 0375

. 67-72 GMC truck parts

15 inch 5 lug steel wheels for a trailer

Murry Riding lawnmower. needs some work

2 tires. 225 75 15’s. not mates different styles.

Looking to pick up scrap appliances and scrap metal

looking for a travel trailer. bumper style in decent shape. Mid 80’s to late 90’s.

Chrome autobrox valve covers

816 351 9976

. 1998 Ford F150 extended cab. 4 wheel drive and black in color. good tires and battery. $3000 today if someone is interested

816 279 8334

. Temproary power pole on a treated 4×4 20 foot tall. set up for 30 or 2o amp outlets on a 60 main breaker. all wired and ready to go. $60

816 558 2737

. Big Go Kart. 10 horse motor and electric start. front and rear suspension.

Bicycles for sale

mini bikes for sale.

36 inch entry door. whole frame and everything ready to set in.

816 261 9042

. 2003 100th anniversary Harley Davidson road king. 60,000 miles only 20,000 since the overhaul. chrome on chrome on chrome. back rest. $9000

63 john Deere 1010 road crop tractor. 32 horsepower. 4 cylinder gas motor. 3 point and duel output BTO. $4000 obo

2004 Dodge intrepid. 111,000 miles. motor has been replaced. everything works. $3500

Couple steel 12 foot feed bunks holly lined. $100 bucks for the pair.

Full set of 265 70 17 road range tires. for a bigger truck. $200 for the set.

785 285 1724

. Upper section of some telephone poles. 9 of them. long enough to make good quarter post. $5 a piece

816 248 5253

. Craftsman air compressor. 60 gallon upright. 6 horsepower. bought brand new. nothing wrong with it. 220 not a 110. $150

816 567 2365 north side of Savannah

. Tailgate for a 2001 dodge ram. 4×4. Maroon color. $75

816 233 9419

Dry conditions stress Missouri crops

Posted on June 15, 2016

(Missourinet) – Lack of rainfall is stressing Missouri’s crops according to University of Missouri Climatologist Pat Guinan. This week’s USDA Crop Progress Report says 40% of North Central Missouri’s fields and almost 30% of Northeast Missouri’s fields lack topsoil moisture.

“A lot of sunshine has really driven up evaporative demand. Those soils don’t have much moisture in them,” said Guinan. “What’s going to sustain the crops, is what falls from up above and that’s in the form of rainfall. Each day we go by with these summer like temperatures and no rainfall, conditions are only going to get worse.”

Guinan says farm fields in Mid-Missouri haven’t been this dry since 1992.

“Columbia tends to be the bulls-eye when we look at some of the deficits since January 1. We’ve racked up about a deficit in excess of eight inches,” said Guinan. “We’ve had just over ten inches of rain. That’s about 55% of normal for a five-and-a-half-month period.”

The USDA Drought Monitor categorized nearly 20% of Missouri as abnormally dry.

Missouri Congressman targets VA officials’ bonuses if top spots have lengthy vacancies

Posted on June 15, 2016

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-MO). Photo courtesy Missourinet

(Missourinet) – East-central Missouri congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer (R) is introducing legislation that would prohibit pay bonuses for senior VA officials if director positions at VA facilities go unfilled for more than 18 months. His proposal comes out of frustration that the St. Louis VA hospital has been without a permanent director for three years.

“The facility continues to get weak scores within the realm of all of the other VA facilities,” said Luetkemeyer. “It needs a lot of improvement and you need somebody at the helm to direct that improvement and right now it’s not happening.”

Luetkemeyer says 34 other VA facilities in the U.S. do not have a permanent director.

“This isn’t a problem that’s unique to us here in Missouri. It’s across the country. So we have some folks who aren’t doing their job. Yet they continue to give bonuses,” said Luetkemeyer. “We, in the U.S. House, normally eliminate all of those bonuses in our appropriations bills. The Senate winds up somehow putting those back in.”

If the Senate does not include the elimination of those bonuses, Luetkemeyer says his proposal would be “Plan B”.

VA Secretary Robert McDonald has said competing with the private sector makes it difficult to fill those top spots.

“The VA continues to get the budgets that they request basically. I understand that there are some problems with salary schedules, but that goes back to Mr. McDonald. If he can’t get find somebody for $50,000 a year, hire them for $70,000 a year,” said Luetkemeyer. “While that is a concern, it is more difficult for the VA to compete against the private sector, I can talk to the folks at the Columbia VA hospital and they don’t seem to have quite these kind of problems. To say that across the board that this whole problem is basically a pay problem, I would disagree with that.”

The number of VA officials who would be affected by these bonuses is unknown. Lucas West with Luetkemeyer’s office says the legislation is written broadly on purpose so that it can include whoever is involved in the hiring process.

Missouri bill to help domestic violence victims signed into law

Posted on June 12, 2016June 10, 2016

House Budget Committee Chair Ryan Silvey, R-Kansas City

(Missourinet) – A bill signed into law this week aims to help victims of domestic violence get out of abusive situations.

The legislation allows a victim of domestic violence who gets an order of protection to transfer a cell phone number to a new account separate from his or her abuser, even if it means breaking a contract with a provider.

Bill sponsor, Senator Ryan Silvey (R-Kansas City), said it will eliminate a lot of concerns for victims trying to get away from their abusers.

“The way that our cell phones and smart phones have become such a part of our lives and a part of our identities, being able to maintain that number and take it with you is what the advocacy community was really concerned with,” said Silvey.

(KOE-leen KOE-bull) Colleen Coble with the Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence said it’s a simple change that will have a big impact on the lives of victims trying to get out of abusive situations.

“For most people if they just thought that tonight they had to leave their home and not be able to communicate with those who care about them and support them in a time of crisis it would be very difficult, especially if that very same type of communication could be used to track you by the person who’s been harming you,” said Coble.

Coble was pleased with the support the bill received from both parties in the legislature and the governor, as well as cell phone providers.

With the governor’s signature the change takes effect August 28.

MODOT to soon consider projects for resumption of cost share program

Posted on June 11, 2016June 10, 2016

The Department of Transportation will soon consider applications for projects it would split the cost of with local governments.

The legislature and governor agreed to put $20-million in the state budget for the year that begins July 1 for MODOT to re-launch a cost-share program that was suspended two years ago. Under its new name, the Missouri Moves program will use that money to partner with local entities on transportation infrastructure projects.

Two-thirds of the 20-million will go to road and bridge work, with the rest to infrastructure supporting things like pedestrian and bicycle transportation.

The Highways and Transportation Commission at its meeting this week approved how that program will work, according to MODOT Director Patrick McKenna.

“[The commission] had directed the Department to look at a way to implement this in a way that would be objective and as fair as possible, and have some geographic spread to it as well,” McKenna told Missourinet.

MODOT outlined for the commission its criteria for how it will evaluate and rank projects submitted to it by local entities.

“Project readiness is a big part of it because we have to get these going, so to the extent that some have already gone through preliminary engineering or some of the environmental work that needs to be done to gauge whatever impacts the projects have,” said McKenna. “The ability of the community to bring forward matching funds is going to be a criterion as well. Safety is a high criteria that we’re very focused on – improving safety throughout the system, to the extent that we can engineer it, and those types of projects will probably score better.”

More details on those criteria will be released when MODOT begins taking applications for projects, which will be as early as June 15, and will run for 45 days.

McKenna says the department will try to move quickly with this program largely because it is subject to annual appropriations in the state budget.

KFEQ Trading Post 6-11-2016

Posted on June 11, 2016June 11, 2016

. Light bale rings $50.00
Heavy duty feed trough $125.00
John Deere 450 sickle bar mower pull behind. $1,100.00
660 562 9546

. June 10 Friday through Saturday 11
having a yard sale at 3322 Melody Lane in Morning side addition off of Pear St. You will see brick wall with Morning Side on it. Our yard sale is the yard right in back of the wall. Can’t miss it. We got a little bit of every thing. Come check us out you might fine what you been looking for.

. Del-Ton. AR15 $550.00.

.816-262-0241

. HITACHI PLASMA FLAT SCREEN TV $300.00

QUEEN MATTRESS $100.00

TWIN SIZE ADJUSTABLE BED WITH REMOTE VERY CLEAN $300.00

FIBERGLASS TOP FOR TRUCK 6.5′ BED NAVY IN COLOR $150.00 CALL

816-262-1704

. Looking for a CB radio

816 238 7907

. Taco sale at 6620 Brown street

816 238 7909

. 185 65 R 14 tires brand new. $70 for the pair

microcell brand new in the box. $100

chain link gate. 47×47. $20

several different types of cell phone cases. $5 to $18

colored TV. Magnabox. $10

Looking for a microwave. doesn’t have to be fancy just useable. looking in the Maryville, skidmore area. maybe even down by Savannah. reasonable price.

660 928 3238

. Looking for: 1984 lafyette high school yearbook.

816 387 7924

. Nice violen. nice case like a brand new one. $75

6 sring acoustic with case and everything. $30

816 344 8648

. Indoor walkthrough garage sale. 2009 south 11th street. from 8-4 only Today. furniture, TV’s, and it’s air conditioned.

. 4 wheeler 110 CC. $350 obo

Gravely walk behind mower. 48 inch cut. $800 obo

Several push mowers. various prices

4 10 hole mustang wheels. $125 obo

Kuerig coffee maker. $50

816 233 6496

. 456 pull behind sickle bar mower ready for use, has 9 foot bar Asking $1,150
Extra Sickle

660 562 9546

. 1997 Toyota Faseo. 4 cylinder 5 speed car. $800

1999 Mercury mountaineer. $900

1993 Chevrolet. Caprice classic. 305 automatic. $900

816 617 8861

. Looking for large cigar humadors. to store cigars in. anywhere from 75-100 cigars may consider a little bigger capacity wise

816 232 4005

. 9 Lafaytte yearbooks dating way back. 1974-1947-1945-1943-1975-1942-1976-1977-Newspaper from 1977- and a yearbook from 1946 10 a piece.

816 390 8255

. Looking for some 52 chevy car parts. any kind of parts

Looking for a Stevens model 24. over under 22 410

913 683 2422

. Set of 18 piece quarter inch router bit sets. brand new in wooden cases. $25

Fostner bit sets that makes the holes. quarter inch to two inch. new in the case $25

816 233 6275

. Detacher clears 15 inch wide paths. For a two cycle manas tiller $75

Dog kennel. 10 feet long.6 foot tall. gate in one corner. sunscreen on the top. brand new. $150

816 262 2459

. Window air conditioner. 220. $400

washer and dryer front load. $700 for the pair.

Troy built weedeater brand new. electric start. $100

pair of motorcycle saddle bags. $50

816 266 7624

. 2001 Ford escape XLT. proven car. price is right and mileage is right. V6 front wheel drive. 131,000 miles. Yellow in color. Car is in elwood

816 659 5540 OR 785 442 3654

. Morel mushrooms. overnighted from Montana. $25 a pound. Come to 5124 Miller road if your interested. right next door to green valley baptist church.

. Bicycles for sale.

Go Kart

mini bikes

816 261 9042

. 18 horsepower Koler engine. magnum. $50

Mower deck. 44 inch. fits an older Craftsman GT. $40

8 tires and wheels that make a good implement could be put on a vehicle. $30 for all of them.

660 281 0350 in Platte city

. 100 big bales of hay for sale. $30 a bale.

816 390 4776

. metal Burn barrels tops cut out. for $16 each

Plastic water barrels. $16 each

plastic trash can barrels. with lids. $16 each

metal barrel with lid. $22 a piece

looking for riding lawnmowers, push or self propelled. running or not.

816 671 0234

. 67-72 GMC chevy car parts

15 inch 5 lug trailer tires

chrome autobox valve covers for chevy or GM

looking to pick up scrap metal and appliances.

looking for a travel trailer. camper. anywhere from 16 foot to 24 foot. just depends on the price and year. not looking for new new, just something they don’t have to work on and cheap but not real cheap

816 351 9976

. 1984 Honda 250 dirtbike. good tires and has been overhauled. $600

18 foot gooseneck heavy duty built flat bed trailer. $1200

816 261 6285

. 1992 Buick park avenue. 90,000 miles on it. new motor chip and new tires and other new parts. $25,000

816 324 4728

. Couple of air conditioners. 220 one with an remote control. one is 28,000 BTU and the other is an 18,000 BTU. both fairly new. $375 and $275

816 752 5913

. 1984 Chevy pickup. 350 motor. 4 wheel drive. body is rough. open headers on it right now. best offer

816 262 9510