Judge Donelson Grants Dismissal Over Testimony Inconsistencies
Judge J. Morgan Donelson of Mercer County granted the dismissal citing inconsistencies in the testimonies given by Detective Rostock. He presided after Buchanan County judges disqualified themselves from the case.
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ST. Joseph
Fred Hertz
Mra
Judy L. Hertz
Buchanan County
Richard Heider
Hertz
J. Morgan Donelson
Mercer County
Rostock
Donelson
Rothman Blasts Snyder Move to Fast-Track Bill
With a two thirds Democratic majority behind him Rothman blocked an effort by Snyder to push appropriations bills early. He called Snyder's tactic a political grandstand play for a congressional bid as Symington’s St. Louis seat opens. He noted majority leaders control special consideration and won’t rush bills when time is against passage.
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Jefferson City
Marillac College
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Missouri House
Senate
House
University
Marillac
Appropriations
James Russell
D-Florissant
UMSL
Columbia
University of Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Missouri
Robert Snyder
Kenneth Rothman
Rothman
Snyder
St. Louis
James Symington
Elections Commission
Five Sundays in February Leap Year Pattern
Five Sunday Februarys occur only in leap years. Leap years repeat every four years except century years not divisible by 400. Thus 1800 and 1900 broke the pattern, creating a 40 year gap between 1784 and 1824 and 1880 to 1920. The 2000 leap year restores the 28 day cycle, reflecting Gregorian calendar adjustments to align 365 days with the solar year.
Kansas Missouri boundary survey favored for river change
Topeka lawmakers urged a 50000 survey of the disputed boundary along the Missouri River where channels shifted. The plan notes the audit office once handled such surveys, then the secretary of state, yet no funds were provided. The move aims to resolve ownership and tax questions affecting several hundred acres, prompted by Missouri's plan to build a correctional facility nearby.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Kansas House
State Auditor
The
State of
Solar Energy Chief Quits Over Budget Dispute
Washington AP reports John M. Teem, ex assistant administrator of the Energy Research and Development Administration, resigned as solar energy chief amid a dispute over White House budget cuts and solar spending priorities rather than personal reasons cited by aides.
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Washington (Ap
White House
John M. Teem
Energy Research and Development Administration
Office of Management and Budget
Teem
Ford
Potomac
Ge “Tv
Teer
Atomic Energy Commission
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Associated Press
Lee Lauer
Lauer
Cape Girardeau
Mobil
Standard
Cape (Girardeau
Larry Talley
Southeast Missouri
Auto Club of Missouri
Kansas City
Auto Club
Bob Vanderwalker
Gladstone
Vanderwalker and
Washington
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Countryside Inn
Fulton
Curt McDonald
Renegades
Paul Riechers
Charles Newland
Auxvasse
Aaa
Hiei
Central Loan CO
Cob Rostock
Legislative
Gibson Discount Center
W. Jackson
Mexico
Forrnown
Elouds
Accumatic
Transistor Radio
Sylvania
Kodak Rm
Daisy
Bullseye
Table Radio
Light
S & Boys
Westal Bya
Tate
REL
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Pack Baby Ruth
Butterfinger
Heritage
Desitin
Peewee Amar
Cone Hare
Chen
Ekco Pizza Cutter
Stainless
Ben-Gay
Dinwnant
America
Iledae
Reg
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Acu
Softique Vaal
Sfanert
Jack Frost
Iss Bregks
Usterine
Cristan
Marek
Gibson’s
Gillette
Eis
Shey
Amare
pVoupoOn
PEH
Samuthin
Maren
Mpaui
Solar
St. Louis St. Patrick's
Missouri Military Academy
Academy Glee Club
Corps of Cadets
MMA
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Academy
Mike Carrico
Byron Harrod
Mike Haynie
Dave Hyams
Ralph Riess
Kim Webber
Jon Kaiser
Roya Kirchner
Sia Kusha
Augie Tetzlaff
Courtney Durham
King Size Valley Creative
Grandpa
Randma
Dad
Mom
Gibson's Discount Center
W. Jackson, Mexico
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