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Stories by Jonathan Levin include:

• 12/12/2005: Radio Story - The bill is in response to a Kansas groups protests at military funerals.
• 12/ 5/2005: Radio Story - A proposed bill would require all teenage drivers to first pass a drivers education course.
• 11/30/2005: Radio Story - If the proposed tax passed part of the money would be spent on smoking prevention and cessation program.
• 11/16/2005: Radio Story - A federal appeals court today said parts of an abortion law requiring discussion between doctor and patient is too vague.
• 11/14/2005: Radio Story - Attorney General Jay Nixon signed a deal with Western Union to help prevent wire fraud. As part of the deal consumers will gain more recourse in the event they suspect they are victimes of fraud
• 11/ 9/2005: Radio Story - The Medicaid Reform Commission looked for ways to encourage recepients to live healthier
• 11/ 7/2005: Radio Story - Jefferson CIty radio host James Keown was arrested for murder Monday in the death of his wife Julie.
• 10/31/2005: Radio Story - State Senator Jon Dolan is in contract talks to become the next executive director of the Missouri Health Care Association.
• 10/26/2005: Radio Story - The Public Service Commission is investigating natural gas providers to ensure they are doing their part to hedge pricing.
• 10/19/2005: Radio Story - The Fort Zumwalt school district adopted a voluntary program to drug test it's athletes
• 10/17/2005: Radio Story - A Missouri inmate has been given the go ahead for her abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the state's appeal to stop the abortion.
• 10/ 5/2005: Radio Story - An initial group has come out in opposition to a petition drive attempting to a get a tobacco tax increase on the ballot.
• 9/19/2005: Radio Story - A judge today ruled Attorney General Jay Nixon can sue the Department of Natural Resources to prevent the demolishment of the old Boonville bridge.
• 9/19/2005: Radio Story - A judge ruled Attorney General Jay Nixon can proceed with a lawsuit against the Department of Natural Resources in a dispute over the old Boonville Bridge.
• 9/12/2005: Radio Story - The Missouri Department of Social Services is working to ensure that Hurricane evacuees are reciving the government assistance they need.
• 9/ 7/2005: Radio Story - The Missouri House Judiciary Committee moved to repeal legislation that banned the publishing of certain information about public officials.
• 8/31/2005: Radio Story - Missouri's National Guard will be sending about 1,000 troops to the Gulf Coast to help with hurricane relief.
• 8/31/2005: Radio Story - Missouri's attorney general has launched an investigation into the sudden rise in gasoline prices since Hurricane Katrina.