Weldon Tract Fight Sparks Missouri Board Tug of War
James F. Wolfe reports on Senator Frappier’s Senate Bill 47 aimed at requiring General Assembly approval before MU curators can dispose of 500 acres or more of land including the 4000 acre Weldon Spring tract. MU officials warn the bill could erode governance and impede land use decisions, while supporters cite environmental and local needs. The bill draws opposition from MU and Governor Teasdale allied figures, with ongoing committee action and possible executive pressure to influence curators.
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Lee Prappier
University of Missouri’ Board of Curators
Mar. Liberty. Williams
James’ Olson
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Frappier
Bil
Welden Spring
St. Charles County
Senate
General Assembly
Senate Education Committee
Olsen
Williams
State Park Board
Charles
Huss
Harriet Woods
Emory
Melton
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Qak Geove Cemetary
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Walter
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France
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St. Louis
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Charlie
Mary Lote
Furiared Home
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Pitman” Ave
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Immaculate Heart of Mery Cemtaiery
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Pauie Fént
Paula
Fompking
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Jeferson St
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Wiermesti
Charles Borromen
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Covering Capital Beat by Jefferson City Journal Reporter
James F. Wolfe will report on the General Assembly for The Journal. He comes from a background as legislative correspondent for Kansas City suburban papers and formerly edited two suburban weeklies. Wolfe now runs a political newsletter and belongs to journalism groups.
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Jefferson City
Journal
General Assembly
James F. Wolfe
Kansas City
Wolfe
Sigma Delis Chi
Professional Journalism Society
National Conference of Editorial Writers
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