Soybeans Now 55 Percent Planted
Missouri farmers benefited from five days of field work weather as the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service released weekly figures. Corn 88 percent planted, soybeans 55 percent, grain sorghum 50 percent, alfalfa first cutting 54 percent. Weevil infestation noted in south and central areas. wheat 93 percent headed. pastures generally good with some regional fair conditions.
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Misconduct Hearing For Judge Bardgett
A formal hearing into alleged misconduct by Supreme Court Judge John E. Bardgett will be held in June in Jefferson City. The six member Commission on Retirement, Removal and Discipline of Judges will oversee proceedings, which may be closed to the public under Supreme Court rules. Bardgett apologized to Rep. John Webb after an incident at the Downtown Holiday Inn on Feb 29, with Webb saying he felt berated for opposing a judges pay raise last year. The inquiry began after a complaint by House minority leader John T. Russell.
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Supreme Court Faces Busy Month Of Rulings
The Supreme Court must accelerate to about 16 decisions per session to finish its term by July. Only five argued cases issued opinions Tuesday with none of major importance. Key items include shrimp vein removal patents, death penalty legality, antitrust exemption for baseball, and warrantsless wiretapping cases.
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Justices decline California capital punishment appeal
On Tuesday the justices unanimously refused to hear California’s appeal to restore capital punishment. The move leaves the practice struck down by the California Supreme Court last February as a violation of the state constitution.
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Price Commission Approves 13.8 Percent Rise for Butterfly
The Price Commission on Tuesday granted Stacy Fabrics Corp permission to raise butterfly prices by an average of 13.8 percent. Butterfly refers to the polyester lining used in women's garments.
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