Tuesday, March 8, 2022 – Missouri political news headlines
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Brownfield Ag News: Ag groups sue EPA over vehicle emission standards; Comments from Missouri Corn Growers President Bradley Schad
SNL: Republican Jamie Ray Gragg, Democrat Amy Freeland running for Rep. Tricia Derges’ House seat
JCNT: State general revenue collections remain up
P-D: Measure to transfer millions to charter schools advances in Missouri House
P-D: Missouri considers plan to make drunken drivers pay child support
Columbia Missourian: Senate bill aims to improve treatment outcomes for probation violators
P-D: Suicide prevention measure introduced in Missouri House committee
P-D: Homeowners associations couldn’t ban solar panels under plan in Missouri Senate
Joplin Globe editorial: Josh Hawley is right – ban Russian oil, gas; resurrect Keystone
P-D editorial: Hawley shrugged off Russia before the invasion, now slams Biden for weakness
JCNT editorial: Missouri takes swift action against Russia. Is it enough?
Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania): Pennsylvania’s USDA Rural Development State Director Bob Morgan: Biden Administration form letter: Progress that the Biden Administration has made in the Commonwealth over the past year is a good sign for everyone
Harvest Public Media’s Dana Cronin, via St. Louis Public Radio: Missouri does not do enough to test for toxic algae in pond water; Missouri farmers‘ fertilizer usage to blame
SE Missourian letter: SEMO professor criticizes U.S. Rep. Jason Smith’s newsletter and position on domestic energy production
P-D letter: Israeli man with dual citizenship says Cori Bush is wrong on ‘apartheid’ accusation