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Rudi Keller, deputy editor of the Missouri Independent, joined Ted Farnen on "Columbia Today" to talk about compensation for citizens exposed to nuclear bomb production materials, and state bills that will exempt capital gains from state tax, increase fees on drivers' licenses and license plates, and overturn voter-approved provisions on the minimum wage and sick leave. #MoLeg
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