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In 1972, Republican former Pennsylvania Gov. Raymond Shafer presented to the president the findings and recommendations of the National Commission on Marihuana and Drug Abuse , which he had been tapped to lead.
Decision Could Put Boeing Back In Tanker Contract Competition
A congressional group sided with Boeing in a protest over a $35 billion contract for midair refueling tankers awarded to rivals Northrop Grumman and EADS North America, the parent company of Airbus.
Mow Your Lawn, Mister?: A squadron of youth is set to cut the grass...
“Then they tack on an administrative fee.”
Some folks are lucky in love. Paul McKee Jr. is lucky in lawn care. With summer approaching, a local nonprofit group has plans to muster 84 young people to mow lawns in north St. via Riverfront Times
Missouri Rep. Clay backs bill to decriminalize marijuana
“We have wasted billions of dollars on a phony war on drugs that is filling up our prisons and failing to stop the flow of illegal narcotics into this country.”
A bill that would decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana is garnering support from Missouri Rep. via KMOV-TV Saint Louis
“There are generations that lost property, that lost the economics of owning property of owning a home”
The year was 1901. The place was Pierce City, Missouri. Gisela Wild, a 23-year old white woman, was murdered. via CW11 St. Louis KPLR-TV
Summer Jobs Program to Help Youth
“You can no longer expect to survive in this economy with just a high school diploma and without one you are setting yourself up for a lifetime of poverty”
U.S. Congressman William Lacy Clay, Missouri, announced on Monday that $536,000 in federal funds will be used to create 300 jobs for St. via CW11 St. Louis KPLR-TV News
Does Legislating LimeWire Use Make Sense?
“I know that consumers that have LimeWire on their PCs are pretty much dead ducks, because a criminal can get right in and take over the PC. It's like a wide open door, telling the world 'come see what's on my hard drive'”
Whether you are evaluating CRM or RFID solutions, the same basic selection process applies. via Internet News
Does Legislating LimeWire Use Make Sense?
“I know that consumers that have LimeWire on their PCs are pretty much dead ducks, because a criminal can get right in and take over the PC. It's like a wide open door, telling the world 'come see what's on my hard drive'”
Why tell federal employees no when you can do it with a federal law? February 15, 2008 By Andy Patrizio : In most mid-size and larger companies, the IT department will have a set of policies of what is ... via InternetNews
Denying one little detail builds case for doubters
“I want them to know there are no shortcuts”
Roger Clemens told at least one lie to a congressional committee Wednesday. But no one corrected him. via The Fresno Bee
Congressman Clay reacts to President Bush's final State of the Union address
“Tonight is a red-letter night in American history. It is the last time George Bush will give the State of the Union. Next year it will be a Democratic president giving it.”
"Tonight's speech was a stark reminder of why we need new leadership and a powerful change of direction in this country," said Congressman William Lacy Clay in response to President Bush's final State of the ... via St. Louis American Newspaper
Rep. Clay, others, promote organ and tissue donation
When nine-year-old Jazmyne Davis of Belleville, Illinois, died in September, her parents didn't hesitate to donate their child's organs. via KSHB-TV Kansas City