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September 1995 Stories

• 9/29/1995: News summary for week of Sept. 25.
• 9/26/1995: Summer weather threatens Missouri crops.
• 9/22/1995: State program starts to keep kids in school.
• 9/21/1995: Missouri speed limits would jump to 70mph under Congressional plan.
• 9/21/1995: Profile on parents who teach kids at home.
• 9/20/1995: No cuts in Missouri from GOP Congressional welfare plan.
• 9/20/1995: Larry Rice continues fast to free a convicted murderer
• 9/19/1995: Supreme Court upholds anti-hazing law.
• 9/19/1995: EPA warns of cuts in Missouri from GOP Congressional budget.
• 9/18/1995: State fighting phone slamming by LD carriers.
• 9/18/1995: Public Safety reviews interlock devices for drunken drivers.
• 9/18/1995: Health Department audit puts AIDS over spending at $1.6 million.
• 9/14/1995: List of child support enforcement tools.
• 9/14/1995: Legislators target deadbeat parents
• 9/14/1995: Compromise on abortion proposed.
• 9/14/1995: Health officials demoted for AIDS budget problems.
• 9/14/1995: Griffin delays plans for resignation.
• 9/12/1995: Past veto sessions didn't do much.
• 9/12/1995: Train gambling faces Senate opposition.
• 9/11/1995: Legislators reviewing family preservation law.
• 9/ 9/1995: List of bills vetoed by the governor.
• 9/ 9/1995: Anti-abortion legislator drops veto-override effort.
• 9/ 9/1995: Penalty dropped for speeding under new law
• 9/ 6/1995: Petition campaign launch for conservation & soil tax.
• 9/ 6/1995: PSC approves SW Bell's video teaching plan.
• 9/ 6/1995: State preparing for a federal budget gridlock.
• 9/ 6/1995: Abortion forces prepare for veto session of legislature.
• 9/ 1/1995: Legislative committee considers gambling on trains.
• 9/ 1/1995: Frivolous inmate lawsuits could lead to more time in prison.