Members of the Ways and Means Committee of Missouri’s House of Representatives are scheduled to discuss several bills that would make diapers and feminine hygiene products more affordable in the state Wednesday.
House Bill 1679, sponsored by Kansas City area Representative Mark Sharp, and House Bill 2859, sponsored by Rep. Dottie Bailey of the St. Louis area, are similar and would exempt the purchase of diapers from sales tax.
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The United States' newest Federal Holiday is celebrated today.
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Which Table Rock Lake Swim Beaches Have Reopened?
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How are E. Coli Levels Impacting the Finley River?
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Branson Board Approves Historic Downtown CID Agreement, Postpones Public Comment Revision
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