Missouri adopts strict new pollution control rules
The Missouri Air Conservation Commission plans rules to curb air pollution and offensive odors from facilities including poultry and hog operations and asphalt plants. The regulations, approved by the legislature, require equipment to reduce emissions and set a six month compliance window for some operations with a phased rollout next spring. Capital Asphalt Company plans to install baghouse equipment at a $75,000 cost in Callaway County.
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Missouri law expands barbershop civil rights protections
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes signed a public accommodations bill ending the exemption for barber and beauty shops, outlawing refusals based on race creed color religion national origin or ancestry. The act takes effect Sept. 28 and excludes private clubs. The issue was championed by Negro legislators, with other measures signed addressing police retirement advisory roles, river pollution penalties, service methods in forcible entry actions, PSC contracts, candidate certification deadlines, poll book security, absentee ballot handling, cosmetology demonstrations, and life insurance assignments.
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County charter plan waits on Senate calendar
Senate committee approves Cole County charter plan amid broader formal government reform efforts in Missouri. A constitutional amendment would let Cole County adopt a charter after a local vote, with a charter commission drawing rules to replace the county court with a county supervisor and executive, while raising population rules excludes Cass County and expands eligibility to six counties.
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Inside Today Teu percomn and minor investigations noted
A scrambled Inside Today entry mentions Missouri, Shay Memorial Day weekend, Central Mile area, and Troop F highway patrols busy with minor investigations. It references revenue-start er fight, open page 3, names on page 4, Mildred Garrett Day on page 5, comics on page 7, and sports on page 7.
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What you can do about dangerous drugs
An Associated Press survey outlines how the drug scene changed and how parents teachers and communities can respond. It notes rising marijuana use a growing heroin problem and the spread of drug culture to suburbs and rural areas while highlighting prevention and treatment efforts and questions about steering children away from drugs signs of use and why the drug movement began.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
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Memorial Day address warns on pollution of environment
Dr. Arthur Mallory, Commissioner of Education, told about 300 at National Cemetery Memorial Day ceremonies that a nation must curb pollution of land water and air and that man’s spirit is corrupted by neglecting the environment. He urged parents to teach children to think critically and uphold a strong moral spirit.
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Club's liquor license safe despite race discrimination claim
Liquor Control Supervisor William Wright told Kansas City legislator Rep. Henry Ross that the department cannot revoke the Jefferson City Country Club liquor license. He said liquor law authority covers licensees, requires hearings for violations, and that discrimination claims do not by themselves justify action without proper process. The club has held a license since June 7, 1939, and Wright noted no violation of state liquor law.
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Drug information channel opening in Jefferson City area
A new program named Analysis Anonymous from the Cole County sheriff's office launches this week to collect anonymous drug samples for laboratory analysis. Residents can obtain an envelope from local businesses to submit materials, aiding the fight against drug use by identifying substances locally.
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