Mo. Bill Would Block KU License Plate
Source: KMBC
"JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Members of the Missouri House of Representatives have passed a bill that would prevent efforts to create a Missouri license plate with the University of Kansas Jayhawks logo without the approval of the Legislature.
An effort has been under way to create a license plate featuring the Jayhawk. Supporters said many University of Kansas graduates live in Missouri and would want to show their school pride.
Existing law allows for an administrative process to create new license plates. Critics said the long-running rivalry between the Kansas Jayhawks and Missouri Tigers means that a Jayhawk plate would be unpopular in the Show-Me State.
"The athletic rivalry between MU and KU has been very important to both states and especially the Kansas City region," said Rep. Steven Webber, D-Columbia. "It is a shame that KU leaders have chosen to abandon more than a century of tradition by refusing to compete against Mizzou for the foreseeable future. This snub makes now the absolutely wrong time for Missouri to honor Kansas with a specialty license plate."
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benld74
(9,904 posts)cant create jobs, can't pass meaningful bills!
BUT hold please today the Missouri Congress DID succeed in passing a bill that would extend the ability of STL airport bars to server booze beginning at 4am from 6am!!!!
Isnt that something ladies and gents?
What a state I chose to live in!
Oh and dont forget
The old gasbag bust that was unveiled just yesterday!
Brings a tear to my eye
pstokely
(10,528 posts)nt
lastlib
(23,248 posts)...it was supposed to be the **small** one....
liberal N proud
(60,336 posts)Amazing, the things do nothing republicans will waste their time on.
pstokely
(10,528 posts)nt
Doctor_J
(36,392 posts)what a bunch of idiots
Turbineguy
(37,343 posts)to have a license plate honoring an out of state sports team.
And I could use a good ass-kicking.
pstokely
(10,528 posts)but Missouri isn't a state full of transplants like sun belt states