A Statement from Secretary of State Robin Carnahan On Harriett Woods


Issue: 860 Date: 2/15/2007
A Statement from Secretary of State Robin Carnahan On Harriett Woods



(from left) Harriet Woods, Byron Smyrniotis, and Najah Haqiqah met at St. Louis Chinese American News office for the development plan of "China Town at Olive" in December, 2001.

Jefferson city, Missouri - Secretary of State Robin Carnahan today released the following statement on the passing of former Lieutenant Governor Harriett Woods: "Harriett Woods was a wonderful role model for women and a personal mentor of mine. My first job in Jefferson City after college was as an intern in Harriett's Senate office. She knew how to stay focused on making changes that really mattered for people. And she broke all the barriers for women running for higher office. Her contribution to the state of Missouri was enormous and we were all lucky to have her. She will be greatly missed." Gov. Blunt's Statement on Harriett Woods JEFFERSON CITY - Gov. Matt Blunt today issued the following statement: "I would like to express my condolences to the family of Harriett Woods. She was a dedicated public servant and her family will be in my prayers as they mourn her loss."


University City Rotary Club & Royal Bank presents U. City's Harriett Woods, author of "Stepping Up To Power"	University City Rotary Club & Royal Bank presents U. City's Harriett Woods, author of "Stepping Up To Power"

On July 5, 2005, KWMU 90.7 radio station (St. Louis's NPR station in University of Misouri-St. Louis) invited Dr. Huping Ling , Professor of History at Truman State University, and Mr. Thomas Cy Wong, the Managing Director of St. Louis Capital, to appear on its Talk Show, St. Louis On The Air featuring "Chinese Community in St. Louis." The show was running from 11am to 12 noon and hosted by Ms. Harriett Woods, the former Lieutenant Governor of Missouri. The talk show focused on Dr. Ling's recent book Chinese St. Louis: From Enclave to Cultural Community (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2004), in order to promote the Chinese American community in St. Louis.

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