Articles
May 24, 2012
Harry Truman debt from 1947 finally paid
The former president — actually, longtime Truman impersonator Niel Johnson — handed $56.63 to Truman's former paperboy, who said he never was paid for about six months worth of newspapers delivered to Truman's Independence home in 1947.
Missouri joins settlement with Walgreen Co.
The settlement resolves complaints that Walgreens Co. improperly tried to get people to switch their prescriptions to its pharmacies.
Judge sets hearing in Tucson shooting rampage case
Jared Lee Loughner is being treated at a Missouri prison facility where he has been forcibly medicated for about 10 months in a bid to make him mentally fit. His stay is set to end June 7.
Ex-camp counselor pleads guilty to sexual expoitation of children
Federal prosecutors say the former counselor at Camp Wakonda in Lawrence County used two minors to produce child pornography.
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