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Cooper sentencing delayed until November Sentencing for a former legislator and immigration attorney has been pushed back until November. Nathan Cooper, a Cape Girardeau Republican, was to have been sentenced today after pleading guilty in August to two federal felony ...

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Democrats clash with Mukasey

Michael B. Mukasey, on the witness stand Thursday for a second day of hearings on his nomination to be U.S. attorney general, clashed with Senate Democrats over wiretapping of suspected terrorists and what constitutes torture. The proceedings turned contentious a ...

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Nation Briefs

Rockers wins dismissal of music archive claims The Grateful Dead, the Doors, Led Zeppelin, Carlos Santana and other musicians won the dismissal of most claims filed by a music archive arguing the groups conspired to destroy its business. U.S. District ...

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‘Gallows humor’ gone wrong

The noose hanging in the basement of the Civil Courts Building in downtown St. Louis was not the first racial incident two black sheriff’s deputies had experienced at work — but they had hoped it would be the last. Yet ...

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Allstate settles $1.2 million case

Allstate Insurance Co. brought some resolution to a Jackson County case that the suburban Chicago company has taken all the way to the Missouri Supreme Court. The company agreed during court-ordered mediation last week to pay Dale Deer and his ...

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