Colin Jeffery
Illinois lawmaker starts petition in support of conceal carry law
Tuesday, 19 February 2013 16:51 Published in Local News
One Illinois lawmakers is gathering signatures in support of conceal carry legislation.
State Representative Dwight Kay of Glen Carbon has co-sponsored a bill to bring conceal carry to the state. Committee hearings are underway today to discuss gun laws in Illinois.
State Representative Dwight Kay of Glen Carbon has co-sponsored a bill to bring conceal carry to the state. Committee hearings are underway today to discuss gun laws in Illinois.
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Still looking for dinner plans? The Humane Society of Missouri is holding their Dine out for Dogs event Tuesday.
The participating restaurants will donate a portion of their proceeds to help the Humane Society pay for animal cruelty investigations and veterinary help for those animals.
The participating restaurants are: - Hammerstone's (Soulard location)
- Nora's (Dogtown)
- The Shanti (Soulard)
- Three Kings Public House
- Felix's Pizza Pub
- Candicci's (Ballwin)
- The Sweet Divine
- Anthonino's Taverna on the Hill
- Gourmet to Go (Ladue location)
- Atlas Restaurant
- Pomme café and Wine Bar
- Pomme Restaurant
- Franco Restaurant
- Nico Restaurant
- Milagro Modern Mexican
http://member.hsmo.org/site/PageNavigator/Special%20Events/Bark%20in%20the%20Park/Dine_Out_For_Dogs.html
The participating restaurants will donate a portion of their proceeds to help the Humane Society pay for animal cruelty investigations and veterinary help for those animals.
The participating restaurants are: - Hammerstone's (Soulard location)
- Nora's (Dogtown)
- The Shanti (Soulard)
- Three Kings Public House
- Felix's Pizza Pub
- Candicci's (Ballwin)
- The Sweet Divine
- Anthonino's Taverna on the Hill
- Gourmet to Go (Ladue location)
- Atlas Restaurant
- Pomme café and Wine Bar
- Pomme Restaurant
- Franco Restaurant
- Nico Restaurant
- Milagro Modern Mexican
http://member.hsmo.org/site/PageNavigator/Special%20Events/Bark%20in%20the%20Park/Dine_Out_For_Dogs.html
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Man convicted of trying to rape twin-sister wives
Tuesday, 19 February 2013 12:26 Published in Local News
STOCKTON, Mo. (AP) - A jury has found a 44-year-old southwest Missouri man guilty of attempted rape in a case involving twin sisters who lived as his wives at a ranch inhabited by Mormon fundamentalists.
The Springfield News-Leader reports Charles Laub was found guilty of one count Friday in Cedar County. The women say they were not legally married to Laub but had participated in a religious ceremony in Utah in 2001.
The women and their combined eight children fled their shared husband nearly two years ago. The 27-year-olds told authorities Laub had isolated them from family and friends and did not allow them to refuse sex.
Online court records indicate Laub was taken into custody after the trial and was being held on $25,000 bond. He is to be sentenced March 11.
The Springfield News-Leader reports Charles Laub was found guilty of one count Friday in Cedar County. The women say they were not legally married to Laub but had participated in a religious ceremony in Utah in 2001.
The women and their combined eight children fled their shared husband nearly two years ago. The 27-year-olds told authorities Laub had isolated them from family and friends and did not allow them to refuse sex.
Online court records indicate Laub was taken into custody after the trial and was being held on $25,000 bond. He is to be sentenced March 11.
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