Change of venue denied in Iranian students case
City Police Court Judge McCormick V Wilson denied a defense motion to move the case of 27 Iranian students arrested October 5 for a alleged peace disturbance at Wesley Foundation Church. Defense argued publicity tainted fairness. state law allows no municipal-venue change. Attendees included local officials and business leaders. Trial date to be set after Friday planning meeting.
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McCormick V. Wilson
Wilson
Jefferson City
Wesley Foundation
Atchison Court
Cole County
Dalton
Parochial aid amendment debated by church state group
E Mallory Binns of Americans United argued the proposed Missouri constitutional amendment seven would cost 10.3 million for first year services and force taxpayers to fund church schools A coalition called Missourians Against Constitutional Amendment Seven opposes it citing strict church state separation Missouri voters face the August 3 primary to decide the measure
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E. Mallory Binns
Americans United For the Separation of Church and State
Binns
Americans United
Missouri
Driver Satisfactory After Two Car Crash Near Sun Meadow Drive
Lissa L. Luebbert, 17, of 1717 Southwest Blvd., is listed in satisfactory condition after a Wednesday crash in the 1900 block of Sun Meadow Drive. Police say she pulled eastbound into the lane of a westbound truck driven by Arnold J. Bazat, 25, of Columbia.
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Lissa L. Luebbert
Arnold J. Bazat
Columbia
Luebbert
Sun Meadow Drive
Southridge Drive
FBI agents barred from speaking with lawyers in burglary probe
Department sources say the Civil Rights Division investigates at least 20 FBI agents tied to intelligence gathering burglaries over the past five years. The inquiry may involve possible illegal violations of citizens rights and the agents are ordered not to discuss the case with their lawyers until clearance to receive secret information is given.
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Washington
FBI
Department
Civil Rights Division
Prison terms parole talked in Missouri hearing
Retired St. Louis County Circuit Judge Noah Weinstein urged lawmakers for shorter and more equitable sentences with no probation or parole. He argued penalties should be fixed by the legislature, prisoners kept in humane facilities, and parole replaced by voluntary state counseling for released inmates.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis County
Noah Weinstein
Weinstein
Missouri Senate Select Committee On
Boy asks to be returned to service station
A fragment notes a boy requesting return to a service station. No further context, names, dates, or locations are readable in the text. The item reads as a terse archival fragment without additional verifiable details.
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