Dog food recall after salmonella scare on Chuck Wagon
FDA revokes unknown quantity of Ralston Purina Chuck Wagon Dog Food due to salmonella contamination. Milwaukee case linked to a woman and her 34 month old daughter. no confirmed link to other illnesses. Product coded NOSIB. Purina reports minimal impact and no health hazards to pets or humans. Company says early May recall involved under one percent of weekly production.
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Symington staff urged against Litton show on local TV
A Missouri station confirmed James Symington staff sought to influence KCBJ TV not to air Dialogues With Litton, urging guest lists be disclosed. Litton accused Symington of multiple campaign tactics including pressuring stations to silence opponents and sought revenue sharing and alternative county funding measures. He criticized Symington’s interference and urged officials to expose why public figures face greater attack risks.
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Jefferson City drives to save Bingham drawings
Local drive led by Mrs. John Hendren has raised funds toward purchasing George Caleb Bingham's The Conscientious Voter for Missouri. Statewide campaign nears its June 30 deadline with about $200,000 still needed. donors include Jefferson Cillans and Bingham Boutiques, plus exhibition invitations.
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Missouri reports spike in child abuse calls under new law
Gov. Christopher Bond announced a ninefold rise in child abuse reports under the new reporting requirements and 24 hour hotline. In ten months 15,200 reports were filed, reflecting improved identification and action. Bond highlighted state efforts for prevention and federal grants to support education and follow up programs.
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House May Kill Lobby Regulation In Senate Bill Spark
Major Senate push to curb lobby influence would require strict disclosure for lobbyists seeking to influence legislation or contracts over 1 million dollars. It extends registration to executive branch activity, a first in history, with Common Cause backing and Ralph Nader associates opposing.
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