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September 2011 Stories

• 9/29/2011: Radio Story - Representative Redmon considers Mamtek as an individual business case
• 9/29/2011: Radio Story - Seedhead weevils are contributing to reducing spotted knapweed along Missouri roadways.
• 9/29/2011: Radio Story - Fireworks traded over the governor's federal health care plan implementation.
• 9/29/2011: Radio Story - The same visa program used to fund failed U.S.-China busniess venture Mamtek to be used in China Hub.
• 9/28/2011: Radio Story - Mamtek CEO starts new company to repay Moberly
• 9/28/2011: Radio Story - Missouri health organizations discuss number of Medicaid recipients affected by cost cuts.
• 9/28/2011: Newspaper Story - A St. Louis firefighter with three kids in private school asks lawmakers to find an alternative.
• 9/28/2011: Radio Story - Lawmakers urged to place unaccredited school district students in charter schools.
• 9/27/2011: Radio Story - Various police departments and law firms throughout the state do not view police brutality as a problem.
• 9/27/2011: Radio Story - Graduates of unaccredited high schools can still get into public state universities for now.
• 9/27/2011: Radio Story - Letter surfaces of the governor's endorsement of a federal health care exchange.
• 9/27/2011: Newspaper Story - Police abusing their power as they engage in physical abuse with suspects in custody.
• 9/26/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri Senate committee and prosecuting attorney investigate Chinese company after defaulted payment
• 9/26/2011: Radio Story - Missouri Senate Majority Leader says he's skeptical a bill moving the presidential primay needs to be passed.
• 9/26/2011: Radio Story - With Governor Nixon's China hub bill stalled, the Senate launches an investigation of another China deal.
• 9/25/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of September 19, 2011
• 9/23/2011: Radio Story - With much uncertainty of how the special session will end, leaders look for a last minute solution.
• 9/23/2011: Radio Story - U.S. immigration policy helps Mamtek collect money.
• 9/22/2011: Radio Story - A new campus having the standard of University of Missouri system is expected to open in 2013.
• 9/22/2011: Radio Story - The end of the special session will more than likely be Friday, if an agreement is reached or not.
• 9/22/2011: Newspaper Story - The special session will most likely end on Friday, even if House and Senate leaders remain at odds.
• 9/22/2011: Radio Story - Two campuses of the University of Missouri system are preparing for a new university in China
• 9/21/2011: Radio Story - A state audit faults Lt. Gov. Kinder for a possible conflict of interest.
• 9/21/2011: Radio Story - Senate considers decision to end the special session.
• 9/21/2011: Radio Story - Missouri representatives are saying no one can see the new China hub bill.
• 9/21/2011: Radio Story - The Highway and Water Patrol merger supposed to save money for Missouri is really generating huge costs.
• 9/21/2011: Newspaper Story - Legislative leaders make Friday the deadline for the special session.
• 9/20/2011: Radio Story - A kindergarten boy brings his mother's crack pipe and drugs to school for a picture display day.
• 9/20/2011: Radio Story - Kansas City schools lose accreditation in 2012.
• 9/20/2011: Newspaper Story - A teacher assigned students to bring a picture from home but one child brought something else to class.
• 9/20/2011: Radio Story - A group of activists at the Capitol urge lawmakers to consider China's human Rights policies in legislation
• 9/20/2011: Radio Story - Five days after requesting information we still have nothing.
• 9/20/2011: Newspaper Story - The House meeting for the proposed China hub trade bill got canceled, leaving no deal on the issue.
• 9/20/2011: Newspaper Story - The Missouri State Board of Education stripped accreditation from the Kansas City school board Tuesday.
• 9/20/2011: Radio Story - Missouri Senator still worries over troop morale, but accepts the repeal of controversial legislation
• 9/19/2011: Newspaper Story - The substitute requires local school districts to create their own social media policies.
• 9/19/2011: Radio Story - Facebook bill heads to Missouri House for a final vote after getting the education committee's approval.
• 9/19/2011: Newspaper Story - After hearing six hours of testimony, the Missouri House Economic Development Committee delayed a vote.
• 9/19/2011: Radio Story - Missouri state House Representatives have delayed indefinitely any decision regarding the China trading hub.
• 9/18/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of September 19, 2011
• 9/16/2011: Newspaper Story - Lawmakers propose tax breaks for data centers.
• 9/15/2011: Radio Story - Senators flocked to stop a vote that would give 21 million dollars to MHIP for
• 9/15/2011: Newspaper Story - A Missouri senator says the ‘Constitution is out the window’ Thursday.
• 9/15/2011: Radio Story - Missouri Senate Interim Committee debated a possible health care insurance plan.
• 9/15/2011: Radio Story - Senators block action to start Obamacare.
• 9/15/2011: Radio Story - USCCC President says China hub would help increase St. Louis' international impact
• 9/14/2011: Radio Story - Senate passes modified version of bill regarding China trading hub.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - A longtime adversary of the local control bill may offer support as it moves to the senate.
• 9/13/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri House of Representatives interim committee discussed various ways to improve the state's 911 system.
• 9/13/2011: Newspaper Story - Disaster relief bill to aid destroyed businesses now includes tax breaks for new businesses.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - A bill providing tax relief to destroyed businesses now extends to new business creation.
• 9/13/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri Senate leader attemped to take 300 million dollars away from tax credits for China-hub proposal.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - Missouri's Interim Committee gathered Tuesday morning to work on a plan to improve 911 emergency calls.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - After a devasting summer, a special Missouri House Committee gets updates from state departments.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - Republicans reveal closed door caucus decision to drop warehouse tax credits from China-hub proposal.
• 9/13/2011: Radio Story - Governor Holden says Mamtek CEO called him last week to reassure the project
• 9/12/2011: Radio Story - The Missouri Senate perfected the facebook fix law for teachers and students.
• 9/12/2011: Radio Story - A brain-eating amoeba in freshwater kills a Kansas resident less than 200 miles away from Missouri.
• 9/12/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri senators question the administration's China hub figures.
• 9/12/2011: Radio Story - The administration's China hub project meets skepticism at a Senate briefing.
• 9/11/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of September 5, 2011
• 9/ 9/2011: Radio Story - Areas throughout Missouri make strides to increase state-wide security through communication.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - St. Louis' mayor urged lawmakers to vote in favor of a measure to create a cargo hub for trade with China.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Gov. Nixon calls for postponement on China hub proposition until Monday afternoon
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - With the support of the STL Police Association, the Local Control Bill passes through the House committee.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - The House Ways and Means Committee passed a property tax break for Joplin commercial businesses.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Bi-Partisan Committee blocks Nixon's efforts to leave disaster relief funding out of special session.
• 9/ 8/2011: Newspaper Story - A House Committee passes the bill allowing local control of the St. Louis Police Department.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - The committee believes the money from appropriation is the better approach for natural disaster recovery.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - The House Budget Committee held a public hearing discussing and voting on the natural disaster funding bill.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - An unknown number of Medicaid recipients await services after split with SynCare.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - House committee passed natural disaster relief bill for property tax reductions.
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Former Missouri Governor says Midwest US-China businesses benefit local economy.
• 9/ 8/2011: Newspaper Story - Former Gov. Holden expects the China hub plan to help with local jobs
• 9/ 8/2011: Newspaper Story - House committee passes bill to aid businesses in disaster areas
• 9/ 8/2011: Radio Story - Missouri passed bill to move back the presidential primaries today in House Elections Committee Meeting
• 9/ 7/2011: Newspaper Story - Plaintiff in teacher communication lawsuit supports giving districts policy control.
• 9/ 7/2011: Radio Story - Tea Party members voice their opposition to funding a trading hub with China.
• 9/ 7/2011: Radio Story - Senate and education organizations agree on compromise language in the controversial
• 9/ 6/2011: Newspaper Story - Deaths on Missouri roadways and waterways remained constant from Labor Day Weekend 2010 to 2011.
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - The Highway Patrol saw no increase in the number of deaths during the holiday weekend from last year.
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - MU-based tax policy expert says the poor and disabled would be hurt by cut to property tax break
• 9/ 6/2011: Newspaper Story - The Missouri House of Representatives met to file and read five bills Tuesday
• 9/ 6/2011: Newspaper Story - Sen. Jason Crowell was not shy voicing his displeasures with the governor during special session on Tuesday.
• 9/ 6/2011: Newspaper Story - State Auditor Tom Schweich reacts to harsh St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - Jason Crowell commanded control of the Senate floor during a four-hour special session debate today.
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - One in five Missouri representatives convened to begin the state's special session.
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - Rep. Ryan Silvey filed legislation to prevent the governor from spending without approval.
• 9/ 6/2011: Radio Story - Senator filibusters the start of Missouri's special session with criticism toward governor.
• 9/ 4/2011: NewsBook - News summary for the week of August 29, 2011
• 9/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - Highway Patrol Increases Law Enforcement to Keep Boaters and Drivers Safe
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Fourteen lives were claimed on Missouri highways and waterways last Labor Day weekend
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - After many complaints from Missourians, the state has decided to terminate it's contract with Syncare,
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Cryptosporidium causes community pools to shut down before labor day.
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Authorities are concerned I-70 is turning into a drug shipment line across the country.
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Agriculture, durable goods and health care are doing well in business when housing condition is on the bottom.
• 9/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri State Highway Patrol indicated this arrest was not the only of its kind seen on 70.
• 9/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - A dozen of Kansas City pools have closed early due to parasite contamination.
• 9/ 1/2011: Radio Story - Labor Day weekend is one of the most dangerous weekends on Missouri roadways and waterways.
• 9/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - Hot weather brings a down year for crop yield, causing agricultural product prices to rise.
• 9/ 1/2011: Newspaper Story - Missouri State Highway Patrol arrest represents a larger drug issue on 70.