Criminal Code Up For Revamping In Missouri Legislature
Missouri lawmakers introduce a major revamp of criminal law with a plan cutting 491 sections to 238. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Harold Holliday, would mark the first substantial code change since 1835. Public notices touch on usury, youth services, police interrogation, local tax limits, workers compensation, election registration, and more.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Harold Holliday
Ckansas City
Senate Judiciary Committee
Missouri Bar
Board of Election Commissioners
26Th Judicial Circuit
Camden
Laclede
Miller
Moniteaux
Morgan Counties
State Elections Commission
Earthquake Reminder Shakes Southeast Missouri Area
A magnitude four tremor near Southeast Missouri and northwest Tennessee highlights active New Madrid Fault risks. Experts from St Louis University and the University of Mississippi note ongoing seismic activity, with plans for 16 remote seismograph stations to study patterns and inform earthquake hazard standards. The 1812 quake remains a historical benchmark. no immediate danger is feared.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Tennessee
University of Mississippi
St. Louis University
New Madrid
Cairo
Memphis
Tenn
William Stauder
S. J
Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Father Stauder
Missouri Bootheel
Mississippi
San Francisco
San Fransisco
Stauder
Illionis
U.S. Geological Survey
Supreme Court to rule on use of the flag in protest
The Supreme Court weighs state power to curb flag adornment after Seattle student Harold Spence taped a peace symbol to a U S flag and hung it from his apartment, protesting U S actions in Cambodia and Kent State. Spence fought a 75 dollar fine and 10 day suspended jail term. appeals courts disagreed over preserving the flag’s symbolic value.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Seattle
Harold Orman Spence
Cambodia
Kent State University
Spence
State Supreme Court
High Court
Hit Record To Aid Red Cross
Gordon Sinclair plans to donate all profits from his hit record Americans to the American Red Cross. He notes he does not seek money, having spent about $57 on postage and $800 by the radio station. About 2 million copies were sold in the U S in one week, charting at No 14.
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Toronto
Gordon Sinclair
United States
American Red Cross
Sinclair
Toronto Globe
Clib
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Commission On Human Rights
State Board of Training Schools
Missouri Training School For
Boonville
David Ray Falloon
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Falloon
Montgomery Manufacturing Co
Soustt
Orson
South Trails Shopping Center
Mexico, Mo
James E. Warme
King County
Warmie
Red Cross
West Plaza Shopping Center
Mexico
Dhru
Nexiag City
Antamu
Meniooaiy
Mgay
Tgay
Ipgely
Boodthru
Rolaids
Hot Wheels
Basel
Golden
MR. Clean
Sior
Prn
Kodithru
Ipod
Klean 'N
Shine
Golden ‘T' Spray
Big Wally
Ugzy
Ary Towels
Dthru Dan
Mexia Oy
Woda
Quy
Ge. Goodti
Meda
Gia
Tgeyi
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