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Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Utility rate proposal irks NAACP
Columbia Daily Tribune

Morality war
Columbia Daily Tribune

Missouri Senate discusses possible resolutions if health care reform passes
Columbia Missourian

Missouri bill would ban felons from selling fireworks
Columbia Missourian

Missouri senator moves to kill legal ads in newspapers
Columbia Missourian

Missouri bike race could still happen, despite lack of funding
Columbia Missourian

Senators mixed on best way to handle tax credits
Columbia Missourian

TODAY'S QUESTION: Can ballroom dance help fight obesity?
Columbia Missourian

Judge promises ruling on petitions by end of month
Jefferson City News Tribune

Legislations would let cities publish legal notices online
Jefferson City News Tribune

Participation in census will be vital
Jefferson City News Tribune

Governor names Missouri Highway Patrol superintendent
Kansas City Star

Missouri state senators Goodman, Nodler tout competing state sovereignty bills
Springfield News-Leader

Sales tax proposal puts hope in magic
Springfield News-Leader

Parents as Teachers braces for budget cuts
Springfield News-Leader

NAACP calls rates 'unfair gap' between customers
Springfield News-Leader

Governor picks Marshfield native to lead highway patrol
Springfield News-Leader

USDA projects top $1 billion in rural Missouri
St. Joseph News Press

Mo. bill lets cities publish information online
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

McCaskill: Mo. politicians posturing on stimulus
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mo. commits transportation stimulus funds
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

'Riverboat' casino law deals from beyond deck
Warrensburg Daily Star Journal

Keeping Up is a current awareness clipping service prepared by the staff of the Missouri State Library.  Since 1976, its purpose has been to provide Missouri State agencies and state personnel with current information about state agencies and issues as derived from articles that have been published in a representative sample of Missouri newspapers.  Keeping Up is provided as a service through agreements with newspaper publishers.  It is produced with the intent of providing a comprehensive, focused, timely, non-partisan daily compilation of news articles from a wide selection of Missouri newspapers.

In 2005, the State Library launched Keeping Up Online, an online version of this news service that would be available to the public.