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Will making pseudoephedrine products prescription only help curb meth production in Jefferson County?

Yes, absolutely, should have been done long ago.: 0% [ 0 ]

Maybe, we need to do something and this is good as any: 0% [ 0 ]

Probably not, they will always find a way: 50% [ 1 ]

Definitely not, it will only make things more difficult on the law abiding cititzen: 50% [ 1 ]

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NOV 18
Those with prescription drugs they no longer plan to use are
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Responsible for Increasing Drug Awareness & Education) Prescription
Drug Take Back Program from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at the Arnold
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Arnold Buzz » General Interest » Pets » Gov. Nixon vows to get tough on 'puppy mills'

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1 Gov. Nixon vows to get tough on 'puppy mills' on Thu Apr 09 2009, 15:17

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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon dropped by the Humane Society of Missouri today to pet a few pooches and pledge that the state will strongly enforce laws governing animal breeding.

Nixon and his wife, Georganne, visited the Society's headquarters and shelter at 1201 Macklind Avenue, just south of Forest Park.
Humane Society workers gave him a tour of the kennels, veterinarian wing and their adoption center.

They also showed off a few of the dogs that the center recently received in an animal rescue in Daviess County in northwestern Missouri. The Nixons took turns holding one of the little dogs, and were surrounded by cameras.
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