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5:54 pm
Tue August 14, 2012

Missouri GOP hopefuls barnstorm across Show-Me State in a bus

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The GOP campaign bus parked outside the party's Jefferson City campaign office.
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Republican nominees at the Jefferson City tour stop, (l-r) Shane Schoeller (Sec. of State), Dave Spence (Governor), Cole McNary (Treasurer), Peter Kinder (Lt. Governor), Blaine Luetkemeyer (3rd Dist. U.S. Representative), Ed Martin (Mo. Attorney General).
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A crowd of supporters in Jefferson City waits to hear from the Republican nominees taking part in the bus tour across Missouri.
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GOP nominee for Governor, Dave Spence, addresses the crowd.
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GOP nominee for Lt. Governor, Peter Kinder, addresses the crowd.
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GOP nominee for Attorney General, Ed Martin, adresses the crowd.
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A decommissioned ambulance being used by Ed Martin's campaign sits parked near the GOP tour bus.
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A front view of Martin's campaign "ambulance."
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Most of the Republican nominees for statewide offices in Missouri are touring the state together in a bus today and Wednesday.

The first stop was outside the GOP’s campaign office in Jefferson City.  Those onboard this morning included Lt. Governor Peter Kinder, who's seeking a third term in office; Secretary of State hopeful Shane Schoeller; Attorney General nominee Ed Martin; Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer, whose district will include Jefferson City next year; State Treasurer nominee Cole McNary; and the Republican hoping to oust Democrat Jay Nixon from the Governor’s office, Dave Spence.

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Metro rates
4:51 pm
Fri May 18, 2012

Metro raises fares

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Metro Transit’s governing board voted Friday to increase the cost of passes and transfers starting in July.

According to Metro’s Chief of Planning and System Development, Jessica Mefford-Miller:

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