Quarry near water plant riles Lake of Ozarks residents
Osage Beach and Lake Ozark area residents oppose Magruder Limestone's planned 205 acre quarry beside a municipal sewage plant near the Osage River bridge. They warn blasting and truck traffic threaten water quality, the lake’s tourism, and the sewer system, urging scrutiny by state agencies and public hearings. Local lawmakers and residents gathered to discuss impacts while the Land Reclamation Commission weighs final approval.
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Feds target Pain Relief Network president in pill mill probe
Federal prosecutors accuse Pain Relief Network president Siobhan Reynolds of a parasitic link to Dr Stephen Schneider and his wife, alleged to have used the case to push political aims. They seek a conflict of interest waiver while detailing an indictment charging the doctor and wife with conspiracy, distribution of a controlled substance causing death, fraud, money transactions, and money laundering linked to 56 overdose deaths. Reynolds defends her involvement, while defense lawyers dispute the motion as inaccurate and seek to protect client strategy. The investigation includes recorded jailhouse conversations in which Reynolds urges the doctor not to surrender his license or settle malpractice cases.
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Lawsuit accuses late Kansas City priest of sexual abuse in 1952
Katherine Goodnow of Lenexa files suit against the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph alleging a priest abused her for about two years starting when she was 15 in 1952. She names John C. Baskett, a retired priest who died in 1995, as not a defendant.
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