From the monthly archives:

June 2005

Water Patrol Prepares for Busy Weekend

by admin on June 30, 2005

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State Water Patrol officials say this weekend is the busiest one of the year for them, as thousands of Missourians try to take advantage of some time off out on the lakes. Sergeant Ralph Bledsoe says the numbers of boats on the waters will be very high in the evenings, as many people go out on the water to watch fireworks displays. He says boaters should check their lights before heading out on the lake. Bledsoe also warns shooting fireworks off a boat is illegal. And he says boaters must not drink and drive, adding the Water Patrol will be watching.

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Concerns Raised Over US Supreme Court Decision on Reporters’ Rights

by admin 06/30/05 6:07 PM

A decision by the US Supreme Court not to get involved in the case of two reporters threatened with jail time if they don’t disclose notes to a grand jury disappoints the Executive Director of Investigative Reporters and Editors. Brant Houston, who also teaches journalism at the University of Missouri, says though he’s disappointed, [...]

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Highway Patrol Prepares for Busy Weekend on the Roads

by admin 06/30/05 4:55 PM

It’s travel time once again as the Fourth of July weekend is upon us. The State Highway Patrol and local police forces will be trying to keep travel safe. The Patrol’s Captain Chris Ricks says the safe driving focus is aimed at reducing last year’s crash numbers – 15 killed and 667 injured [...]

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Judge Rejects Request for Restraining Order in Wellston Takeover

by admin 06/30/05 8:26 AM

A judge in Jefferson City has ruled on a request from the former administration of St. Louis County’s troubled Wellston School District that the newly appointed Special Administrative Board be prevented from assuming responsibilities. Attorney Chuck Ford, who represents the former administration, says the ruling is short and to the point. In essence, [...]

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State Politicians Summoned to Testify in KC Trial

by admin 06/30/05 8:22 AM

Four State Senators, the Lieutenant Governor, and a former Governor have been summoned to testify at the trial of a former Kansas City lobbyist who’s accused of lying to a grand jury. The trial of Bill Waris begins next Tuesday. Former Governor Bob Holden and Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder are among summoned witnesses. [...]

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