McCarthy Seeks Place On Mo Ballot
Jefferson City AP reports McCarthy supporters plan a suit challenging Missouri election laws after petitions to place his name on the November ballot were rejected by Secretary of State Kirkpatrick. Attorney General Danforth endorsed reviewing the law as unconstitutional.
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Missouri Mule Quizzes Tourists Across Missouri Roads
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Fragmented OCR Prompt Produces Incoherent Request
The input shows a garbled request with inconsistent word counts and numbers making it impossible to extract a clear news item. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize into a headline and summary.
Marshall Plans Return To Court
Justice Thurgood Marshall plans to resume duties after a heart attack, aiming to return to his chambers part time in mid August and full time by mid September as the Supreme Court reconvenes on October 4. A court spokesman confirmed the timeline.
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Missouri Mulls CB Radio Study to Track Travelers
The Division of Tourism proposes using CB radios in cars to collect data on vehicle type trip purpose home base and destination. By year end forms will feed research data and improve tourism outreach. Pasley says talking to travelers on the road could yield useful insights and encourage longer stays in Missouri.
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Controversy grows over Harris jury misconduct hearing
In Los Angeles the Harris case features debate on delaying jury deliberations as a misconduct dispute over Judge Mark Brandler unfolds. Prosecutors seek halt until bias concerns are resolved. defense cites possible juror prejudice and calls for neutral arbitration.
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Brandler
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