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Springfield, MO
Pope Francis presents U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., left, and Librarian of Congress James Billington with a Saint John’s Illuminated Bible on Sept. 24. In the pope’s first visit to the United States, he gifted the Bible – one of 12 in existence – after a papal speech to a joint session of Congress. Blunt is chairman of the Joint Committee on the Library of Congress. Billington retired from his position Sept. 30 after 28 years at the post, having been appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1987.
Photo provided by SENATOR BLUNT PRESS OFFICE
Branson City Clerk Lisa Westfall, center, is recognized at a Branson City Council meeting Sept. 22 for earning the designation of Master Municipal Clerk through a continuing education program at the Master Municipal Clerk Academy. For earning the highest clerk certification, Westfall receives a plaque from Republic City Clerk Brenda Jackson, left, while Branson Mayor Karen Best, right, presents a proclamation designating Sept. 23 as City Clerk Westfall Day in Branson.
Photo provided by CITY OF BRANSON
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