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5:25 pm
Tue April 24, 2012

Brunner gets U.S. Chamber endorsement for Missouri Senate

 

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is wading into Missouri's Republican Senate primary by endorsing St. Louis businessman John Brunner.

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Politics
8:58 am
Thu April 5, 2012

McCaskill visits Columbia gas station, talks taxes

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Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) answers a reporter’s questions Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at a Shell gas station on Interstate 70 Southwest in Columbia, Mo. McCaskill advocated a fair tax code in a press conference.

U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill was in Columbia Wednesday advocating a fair tax code.

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PM Newscasts
5:49 pm
Wed April 4, 2012

Newscast for April 4, 2012

Regional news coverage from the KBIA Newsroom, including:

  • Missouri's House and Senate disagree over budget cuts.
  • Missouri members of Congress oppose military base cuts or relocation.
  • A proposal limiting tanning bed usage among teens divides Missouri House members.
Politics
1:59 pm
Wed April 4, 2012

Mo. congressional reps. oppose any base reductions

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Three members of Missouri's congressional delegation say programs at the state's largest military bases are too important to cut or move elsewhere.

Three members of Missouri's congressional delegation say programs at the state's largest military bases are too important to cut or move elsewhere.

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Politics
9:22 am
Tue February 14, 2012

Legislators spar over Obama budget

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Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) praised Obama's budget, while federal Republicans blasted it for not closing the country's large deficit gap.

US Senator Claire McCaskill says President Barack Obama’s budget, which was released Monday, is a workable document.

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Politics
5:18 pm
Mon February 13, 2012

Missouri's senators at odds on contraception coverage

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Roy Blunt in Columbia on Saturday.

The Obama administration continues to come under fire for a rule that would make religious organizations cover contraceptives under employees' health care plans. A compromise announced on Friday has not placated the president's critics, including members of Missouri's congressional delegation.

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