Friday, October 6, 2023 – Missouri political news headlines
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St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum, 9/21/23: Rep. Steve Butz [D-St. Louis City] backs Lucas Kunce for U.S. Senate, says competitive primary is not good for Democrats
KC Star: Cori Bush, Emanuel Cleaver call on Mizzou to resume discriminating based on race [avoid KC Star paywall by reading free syndicated version on Yahoo! News here]
Southeast Missourian’s Jeff Long: Holly Thompson Rehder holds large fundraising edge for state’s No. 2 job; no mention of Dean Plocher or Rehder’s own “Southern Drawl PAC” [get around Southeast Missourian paywall here]
P-D: Tax dispute between Missouri counties, legal cannabis industry heads to court [get around stltoday paywall here]
Southeast Missourian: Missouri AG Andrew Bailey asks Tyson Foods to sell Dexter plant [get around Southeast Missourian paywall here]
JCNT: State employees pitch wellness service at annual competition
Joplin Globe: State not studying possibility of Joplin train service [get around Joplin Globe paywall here]
P-D: St. Louis Chess, silent for ‘too long’ after sex assault claims, hires Husch Blackwell’s Catherine Hanaway [get around stltoday paywall here]
Missouri Independent: Missouri lawmakers push for study of Lincoln University funding inequity
P-D’s Michele Munz: New RSV immunizations for infants and “pregnant people” hard to come by as season starts [get around stltoday paywall here] UPDATE: Post-Dispatch changes headline from “pregnant people” to “pregnant women”; changes article references from “pregnant people” to “pregnant women” hat tip: Gregg Keller
P-D: Come get your free COVID-19 vaccine; “clinics will serve all residents, regardless of their ability to pay” [get around stltoday paywall here]
Joplin Globe editorial: ‘Information vacuum’ left when newspapers die [get around Joplin Globe paywall here]
P-D editorial: City property tax freeze must not become charity for mansion dwellers [get around stltoday paywall here]