OPINION	DATE	TOPIC	SUMMARY
1-79	Sep 21	COUNTIES. COUNTY COURT. HIGHWAY PATROL.	The county court of a third class county may, under certain circumstances, lease space in the county courthouse for a proper charge to an auto license fee agent, or to the Social Security Administration and may provide free space to the State Highway Patrol.
2-79	Mar 1		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Truman Wilson
5-79	Jun 27	CHILD SUPPORT. COURT COSTS. PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.	Prosecuting attorneys are not required to pay court filing fees in civil actions to enforce or collect child support obligations for persons referred to their offices by the Division of Family Services of the Department of Social Services either in Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) cases in which assignment of support rights has been made to the Division in behalf of the state or non-AFDC cases wherein there is no such assignment under Section 207.025, House Bill No. 1634, 79th General Assembly.
8-79	Feb 8		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Phillip M. Barry
9-79	Sep 27	CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.	A third class city does not have authority to provide free space to a chamber of commerce or a state license fee agent. A third class city does not have authority to rent an office to a state license fee agent at less than a reasonable rent, and such a city does not have authority to donate money to private not-for-profit corporations.
15-79	Apr 4		Opinion Letter to Mr. David R. Freeman
16-79	Jan 25	PENSIONS. PUBLIC SCHOOL RETIREMENT SYSTEM. ST. LOUIS CITY SCHOOL RETIREMENT SYSTEM.	Sections 169.410 through 169.540 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri, as amended, do not allow the Board of Trustees of the Public School Retirement System of the City of St. Louis to establish a life insurance program for its active members and/or retirees.
18-79	Jan 25	ATHLETIC COMMISSION.	The Office of Athletics cannot define boxing, sparring, or wrestling by rule or regulation to include full contact karate.
20-79	Dec 21	AMBULANCES. DIVISION OF HEALTH. REORGANIZATION ACT.	The State Board of Health has authority to determine policy for the Division of Health.
23-79	May 18		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Charles J. Becker
25-79	Dec 28		Opinion Letter to The Honorable James Antonio
26-79	Mar 30		Opinion Letter to The Honorable James Antonio
27-79	Feb 20		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Dale K. Miller
29-79	Mar 5		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Hardin C. Cox
30-79	Sep 24	ACCOUNTANTS.	Government employees doing “accounting work” which does not rise to the level of activity governed by Chapter 326, RSMo 1978, are not engaged in the “practice of public accounting” as that term is used in Section 326.210, RSMo 1978.
31-79	Jan 10	SCHOOLS. FEDERAL AID. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.	(1) Federal funds paid directly to the Board of Education of the City of St. Louis under the provisions of the Emergency School Aid Act (ESAA) constitute public funds which are subject to the spending proscriptions of the Missouri Constitution. (2) The Missouri Constitution prohibits the use of public school personnel paid with ESAA funds to provide teaching services to children attending sectarian schools on the premises of the sectarian schools during the regular school day.
33-79	Mar 15		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Edward E. Ottinger
35-79	May 16		Opinion Letter to The The Honorable Philip R. Pruett
36-79	Jan 26		Opinion Letter to Mr. Edwin M. Bode
37-79	Jan 17	LIQUOR.	“Sacramental wines” are not included in the definition of “intoxicating liquor” as used in Section 311.020, RSMo 1969, and that such wines are not subject to the licensing and regulatory provisions of Chapter 311, RSMo.
38-79	Jun 5	SOCIAL SECURITY. COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS. OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION.	Joint boards created by cooperative agreements of political subdivisions under § 70.260, RSMo, may, depending on the agreement, come within the definition of “instrumentality” for the purpose of social security reporting of the employees of such joint boards under §§ 105.300, RSMo, et seq.
40-79	Jan 24		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Frank Bild
43-79	Jan 17	CONFLICT OF INTEREST. COORDINATING BOARD FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.	A person cannot serve simultaneously as a trustee of a private college in Missouri and as a member of the State Coordinating Board for Higher Education.
45-79	Mar 5		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Vic Downing
46-79	Dec 26		Opinion Letter to Mr. F. M. Wilson
48-79	Dec 6		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Hardin C. Cox
50-79	Jan 26		Opinion Letter to Mr. Fred A. Lafser, Jr.
51-79	Jan 12	JUDGES.	A person who is otherwise eligible and has not waived his retirement benefits under the judicial retirement provisions of Sections 476.515 to 476.570, V.A.M.S., who no longer serves as a judge may elect not to receive retirement benefits, may practice law and if otherwise eligible, may elect to receive his retirement benefits after he ceases the practice of law.
53-79	Jan 26	CLEAN WATER COMMISSION.	The point source discharges of pollutants from federal facilities within the State of Missouri are subject to the same NPDES program requirements as are any other point source discharges of pollutants subject to the Missouri Clean Water Law and the regulations adopted pursuant thereto.
55-79	Feb 5		Opinion Letter to Mr. Stephen C. Bradford
56-79	Mar 30		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Flavel J. Butts
57-79	Feb 7		Opinion Letter toThe Honorable Larry E. Mead
59-79	Nov 14	MENTAL HEALTH.	Emergency mental health coordinators may not be held civilly or criminally liable for requesting or authorizing emergency involuntary civil commitments pursuant to their authority under § 202.123.3, S.B. 423, 80th Gen. Assembly provided that such commitment was performed in good faith and without gross negligence.
60-79	Feb 8		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
61-79	Jun 27	MENTAL HEALTH. APPROPRIATIONS.	The Department of Mental Health is headed by the Director of the Department and the legislature cannot appropriate money to the Mental Health Commission for the Commission to allocate to various facilities of the Department of Mental Health.
62-79	May 3	JUDGES. COMPENSATION.	Probate ex officio magistrate judges in counties of the second class with populations of less than thirty thousand were, on January 1, 1979, entitled to the compensation provided by law for such probate judges under the provision of subsection (3) of Section 481.205, as amended by S.B. No. 950, 79th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session, relative to second class counties having a population of less than sixty-five thousand in the sum of thirty-two thousand eight hundred dollars; and that additional magistrates in such counties were entitled to payment pursuant to subsection (3) of Section 482.150, as amended by House Bill No. 521, 79th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session, in the sum of thirty-two thousand nine hundred dollars. On and after January 2, 1979, such probate ex officio magistrate judges and additional magistrate judges became associate circuit judges entitled to the same compensation provided when they were probate ex officio magistrate judges and additional magistrate judges prior to January 2, 1979. That is, the salary of probate ex officio magistrate judges in second class counties of less than thirty thousand population who became associate circuit judges January 2, 1979, is thirty-two thousand eight hundred dollars. The salary of additional magistrate judges who became associate circuit judges January 2, 1979, in such counties is thirty-two thousand nine hundred dollars.
63-79	Sep 26		Opinion Letter toThe Honorable Kenneth W. Shrum
65-79	Feb 6		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to The Honorable Kenneth W. Shrum
66-79	Aug 8	CITIES, TOWNS, & VILLAGE. PUBLIC HOUSING AUTHORITY.	A public housing authority may act in the capacity of a “parent entity,” as that term is defined in 24 C.F.R. § 811.102, and is empowered to designate a not-for-profit corporation as its agency or instrumentality in the issuance of tax exempt obligations, the proceeds of which would be applied to the construction of low income housing subsidized by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development under the provisions of Section 8 of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended.
67-79	May 9		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to Mr. Stephen C. Bradford
68-79	Jun 7	COMPENSATION. CIRCUIT CLERKS.	The compensation provided for circuit clerks is set out in Section 483.083 of House Bill 1634 of the 79th General Assembly and is effective beginning with the January 1, 1979, term of such incumbents.
70-79	Aug 27	DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH. HANDICAPPED CHILDREN.	The Department of Mental Health does not have the authority to place patients out of the State.
73-79	Apr 5	SCHOOLS. SUNSHINE LAW.	A meeting of a board of education and its superintendent held to receive an oral report from him concerning ongoing business is subject to the sunshine law.
74-79	Feb 22		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to The Honorable David C. Christian
75-79	Aug 1		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to The Honorable Wesley A. Miller
76-79	May 7	SCHOOLS. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.	Public junior colleges in Missouri may belong to the Missouri Association of Community Junior Colleges and expend junior college district funds to support that organization through membership dues and other fees. It is further our opinion that school districts in Missouri may belong to the Missouri State High School Activities Association and expend district funds to support that association through membership dues and other fees.
77-79	Jul 2	COMPENSATION. COUNTY TREASURER. COUNTY OFFICERS. OFFICERS.	The county treasurers of Pettis and Platte Counties, second class counties, are entitled to the compensation provided by Section 54.250, RSMo Supp. 1975, twelve thousand dollars per annum, and not to the compensation provided by Section 54.250 of House Bills Nos. 1121 & 1257 of the 79th General Assembly until the end of their terms, December 31, 1980. Further, such treasurers are entitled to the compensation provided under Section 54.251 of House Bills Nos. 1121 & 1257 of the 79th General Assembly in the amount of three thousand dollars per annum effective August 13, 1978, until January 1, 1981.
79-79	Jul 31	DENTISTS. CORPORATIONS.	A person or entity other than a dentist duly registered and currently licensed by the State of Missouri cannot own any interest in a corporation organized for the purpose of engaging in the practice of dentistry and a Chapter 351, RSMo, (General and Business) corporation cannot be lawfully established for the purpose of engaging in the practice of dentistry.
80-79	Mar 28		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to Mr. F. M. Wilson
82-79	Mar 26		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to Honorable John T. Russell
83-79	Sep 5		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to The Honorable Ron Bockenkamp
85-79	May 14	ARRESTS. CRIMINAL LAW. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.	State capitol guards and watchmen employed and commissioned in accordance with Section 8.035, RSMo Supp. 1975, have the authority to make arrests in the buildings and on the grounds at the seat of government of the state of Missouri; that the prosecuting attorney of Cole County has the authority to prosecute such violations in the circuit court of Cole County; and that the guards and watchmen who are regularly employed in a workweek for 32 hours or more and commissioned after December 31, 1978, in accordance with Section 8.035 must meet the minimum police training standards under Sections 590.100 through 590.150, V.A.M.S.
87-79	Mar 28	PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS. COMPENSATION.	The annual salary of the prosecuting attorney of Cole County, Missouri, is twenty-one thousand dollars pursuant to the provisions of Section 56.270, House Bill Nos. 1121 & 1257, Second Regular Session, 79th General Assembly.
88-79	Oct 2		Opinion Letter to Opinion Letter to The Honorable Edwin L. Dirck
89-79	May 10	SCHOOLS.	The extension of city limits in a second class county automatically extends the school district boundary lines of such city, regardless of the fact that the county becomes a first class county prior to the effective date of the extension.
90-79	Apr 20		Opinion Letter to Mr. Gerald H. Goldberg
92-79	Aug 13	SCHOOL. TEACHERS.	The phrase “employed in any other school system as a full-time teacher for two or more years . . .” in Section 168.104(5), RSMo 1978, is clear and unambiguous and requires that only teaching experience gained in a school system other than the one in which a teacher is presently employed is the basis for waiving one year of the teacher's probationary period.
93-79	May 21		Opinion Letter to The Honorable John T. Russell
94-79	Jul 27		Opinion Letter to The Honorable The Honorable James C. Kirkpatrick
95-79	Mar 27		Opinion Letter to The Honorable The Honorable James Mathewson
99-79	Jul 10	COURTS. CIRCUIT COURTS. COMPENSATION. COUNTY COURT.	The county court is not required to expend county funds for the salary of a clerk for the associate circuit judge where there is no demonstrated factual need for such additional clerk to be paid at the cost of the county.
100-79	Dec 19		Opinion Letter to The Honorable James Antonio
101-79	Jul 18	SCHOOLS.	In determining the annual adjustment provided for in § 163.031.5, all districts in the lowest 5% should be included in the computation, without regard to whether they experience an increase or decrease in the amount per eligible pupil from the preceding year.
103-79	Jul 18	SCHOOLS. TEACHERS.	Permanent teachers promoted to positions of curriculum coordinator or departmental chairperson retain their tenure as permanent teachers while they hold the curriculum consultant or departmental chairperson positions, as long as their primary duties remain teaching. Permanent teachers promoted to positions which are supervisory in nature lose their tenure while employed in the supervisory position and may regain their tenure only after they are reemployed as teachers in the same school district for two consecutive years.
104-79	Jun 27		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Clifford W. Gannon
106-79	May 17	EXPENSES. COMPENSATION. HIGHWAY PATROL.	Travel expenses reimbursed to Missouri State Highway Patrolmen under Section 43.110, RSMo 1969, do not constitute payment of salary under Section 43.070, Senate Bill 763, 79th General Assembly, and such reimbursements are not in violation of the maximum salary limits established in Section 43.070.
107-79	Aug 3	DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION. STATE EMPLOYEES.	Director of the Department of Transportation is subject to the control of the Transportation Commission which, under the Missouri Constitution, is vested with the authority to administer the Department of Transportation. The commission has the power to appoint, promote, demote, suspend and dismiss employees of the department.
108-79	May 17		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Charles J. Becker
112-79	May 17		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Joseph Frappier
114-79	Jun 22		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
115-79	May 3		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Gary G. Sprick
118-79	Jun 8	CARL. LICENSES. PSYCHOLOGISTS.	Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing, is not authorized to promulgate a rule allowing the department, upon the advice of the State Committee of Psychologists to grant an applicant for licensure a temporary license to practice psychology in the State of Missouri.
119-79	May 16		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Hardin C. Cox
120-79	Jul 18	SCHOOLS.	In determining the annual adjustment provided for in § 163.031.5, all districts in the lowest 5% should be included in the computation, without regard to whether they experience an increase or decrease in the amount per eligible pupil from the preceding year.
122-79	Jul 5		Opinion Letter to Mr. Gary E. Stevenson
123-79	Aug 1		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Harriett Woods
124-79	Aug 31	DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.	Water patrolmen may not, randomly and arbitrarily stop a watercraft, without “reasonable suspicion,” in order to inspect that boat for compliance with the regulations found in Chapter 306, RSMo. However, water patrolmen may set up an inspection check point for inspection of watercraft.
127-79	Jun 15		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Ronnie DePasco
129-79	Jun 1	TAXATION (Roads and Bridges). TOWNSHIPS. ROADS AND BRIDGES.	Township board of directors in a county under township organization is authorized to levy a road and bridge tax of fifty cents on each hundred dollars assessed valuation without a vote of the residents of the township or the residents of the county under the provisions of Section 12(a) of Art. X, Missouri Constitution.
131-79	Nov 8	BANKS.	Under the contract and the arrangement presently existing in connection with the ultra machines, as described in the facts set out above, the use of such machines does not constitute branch banking. This office defers any judgment as to the use of the machine for the transfer of money from a customer's checking account to his savings account until that matter is resolved in the appropriate forum. We recommend, however, that that function be eliminated from the machine until such time as the issues concerning that function have been fully and properly resolved. Further, we do not offer an opinion concerning interstate use of the ultra machine.
132-79	Jul 18	LIQUOR. LICENSES.	Ethanol used solely as a fuel for motor vehicles is not an “intoxicating liquor” as defined in § 311.020, RSMo 1978. It is our further opinion that individuals who manufacture ethanol on their own land solely for the purpose of providing fuel for motor vehicles are not required to be licensed and regulated under Chapter 311, RSMo as long as the alcohol produced at the facility is denatured by some means.
133-79	May 29		Opinion Letter to The Honorable David A. Schwartze
135-79	Jun 6		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
138-79	Jul 18	OFFICERS. STATE OFFICERS. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.	A member of the Commission on Atomic Energy, who was appointed by former Governor Christopher S. Bond with the advice and consent of the Senate to serve at the pleasure of the governor pursuant to § 18.010, RSMo, who has not been removed from office, serves for an indefinite period of time, beyond the expiration of Governor Bond's term, and at the pleasure of Governor Joseph P. Teasdale.
139-79	Jun 28		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Emory Melton
140-79	Oct 17	COURT COSTS. CRIMINAL COSTS. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE.	Section 483.617, as enacted by House Bill No. 1634 of the 79th General Assembly, refers only to fees chargeable against the county upon dismissal of criminal cases and is ineffective insofar as it purports to nullify provisions of statutes relative to costs in criminal cases resulting in conviction or acquittal.
141-79	Jun 22		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
143-79	Jul 9		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Eddie Williams
144-79	Jun 27		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Gary L. Smith
145-79	Jun 28		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Jerry E. McBride
147-79	Aug 16	RECORDER OF DEEDS.	Compensation of the recorders of deeds in second class counties and in third class counties where the offices of the clerk of the circuit court and recorder of deeds are separate, is provided for in Section 50.334, RSMo, as enacted by S.S. No. 4 for S.C.S. for H.C.S. for House Bills 1121 & 1257 of the 79th General Assembly, effective at the beginning of such officers' terms, January 1, 1979.
148-79	Aug 7	SCHOOLS.	Remedial, guidance, counseling, and other auxiliary services may be provided to any child after the regular school day, on weekends, or during the summer on public school premises or neutral sites, conducted by school district employees, regardless of whether the child regularly attends a public or parochial school. Secular instructional materials and/or equipment used in connection with the program may be provided to participating pupils. Bus transportation designed solely for the purpose of transporting pupils from their nonpublic schools to the public school site may not be provided.
149-79	Sep 20	SCHOOLS.	1. A school district which had a term of less than 180 days and less than 174 days of actual pupil attendance may remain eligible for state aid providing it has scheduled two-thirds as many make-up days as were lost the previous year due to inclement weather if it makes up all of the first eight days missed plus one-half of the days missed in excess of eight. 2. The term “inclement weather,” as found in § 171.033, RSMo 1978, does not include uncomfortably hot days. 3. A school district may make up days lost because of inclement weather by extending the school day by one-half hour as provided in § 160.041.2, RSMo 1978, in lieu of the scheduled make-up days. 4. Under § 160.041, RSMo 1978, a school district may not operate its schools on a “snow schedule” by beginning daily sessions one hour later than usual and dismissing one hour earlier than usual for a period of time delineated in advance.
151-79	Aug 15	LIQUOR.	Section 311.330, RSMo 1978 prohibits the sale of liquor containing an alcoholic content of over 3.2 percent, by the drink or in the original package in any establishment with the word “saloon” in its name or with the word “saloon” in its advertising.
152-79	Aug 6		Opinion Letter to The Honorable John L. Goldman
153-79	Sep 10	PHYSICIANS. DOCTORS. NURSES.	Licensed practical nurses are not included within the specified class of medical professionals receiving limited protection from civil liability under the terms and provisions of House Bill No. 445.
154-79	Aug 28	ELECTIONS. SUNDAY SALES.	an “area” election under Conference Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 56 of the First Regular Session, 80th General Assembly, concerning Sunday sales, a petition for an election would be sufficient if the governing body of each county or city not within a county within the area verifies petition signatures of registered voters in each such county or city equal to eight percent of the votes cast in the next preceding gubernatorial election in such county or city. The respective governing bodies in the “area” would call the election and the costs of the election would be paid as in the case of costs of elections according to the general election laws.
155-79	Nov 7		Opinion Letter to Honorable John T. Russell
157-79	Aug 9		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Gary G. Sprick
160-79	Oct 3		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Glenn H. Binger
161-79	Nov 27		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Philip R. Pruett
162-79	Aug 13		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
164-79	Aug 16		Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory
165-79	Nov 13		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Frank Bild
172-79	Sep 19	ELECTIONS. SPECIAL ELECTIONS.	The law of this state leaves the county responsible for all of the costs of an election at which only the county and the state submit questions or candidates to the voters.
174-79	Sep 25		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Stephen R. Sharp
175-79	Oct 10	CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. PENSIONS.	Neither the provisions of Art. VII, § 14, Mo. Constitution (as amended in 1978), nor the provisions of C.C.S. No. 2 for H.B. No. 130 of the 80th General Assembly, both of which require actuarial evaluation of certain public retirement plan changes which increase benefits apply to a proposed, but not yet introduced, house joint resolution which would purport to amend Art. VI, § 25, of the Missouri Constitution to allow certain counties and municipalities to provide for the payment of periodic cost of living increases in pension and retirement benefits to law enforcement and fire personnel.
177-79	Oct 12		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Truman E. Wilson
178-79	Oct 18	LIQUOR.	If an individual is convicted of supplying intoxicating liquor to a minor, there is no violation of § 311.060 RSMo or Regulation 11 CSR 70-2.140(13).
180-79	Nov 9	AUCTIONEERS.	With respect to § 343.080, RSMo, and § 343.090, RSMo, concerning auctioneers' license fees, such fees under § 343.080, which are required to be paid to the county clerk for the issuance of auctioneers' licenses, are levies on behalf of the state, and the clerk should account to the state of Missouri for such fees. The county clerk's fee under § 343.090 is a separate fee of two dollars for the issuance of such auctioneers' licenses to be paid by the clerk into the county general revenue fund.
181-79	Sep 21		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Truman E. Wilson
182-79	Oct 16	COUNTY CLERKS. ELECTIONS.	House Bill No. 148 of the 80th General Assembly, which authorizes a three dollar charge by the county clerk for various services performed by him does not authorize the clerk to charge for filing certain reports or statements required to be filed with his office under the Campaign Finance Disclosure Law, Chapter 130, RSMo 1978, as amended by Senate Bill No. 129, 80th General Assembly.
183-79	Oct 16	COUNTY CLERK. FEES. ELECTIONS.	House Bill No. 148 of the 80th General Assembly, which authorizes a three dollar charge by the county clerk for various services performed by him does not authorize the clerk to charge for filing certain reports or statements required to be filed with his office under the Campaign Finance Disclosure Law, Chapter 130, RSMo 1978, as amended by Senate Bill No. 129, 80th General Assembly.
193-79	Dec 28	SCHOOLS. ELECTIONS.	A board of education which expends district funds to publicize and support the passage of bond issues and tax increases does not come within the reporting requirements of committees under the provisions of Chapter 130, the Campaign Finance Disclosure Law, as amended by Senate Bill No. 129 of the 80th General Assembly.
195-79	Dec 5		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Leary G. Skinner
197-79	Oct 10	ELECTIONS.	When only one political subdivision, or special district, holds an election at the same time the state holds a statewide special election and the county does not have an issue or candidate on the ballot, the law of this state leaves the political subdivision or special district responsible for the costs of such election except that the costs of publication of legal notice respecting the special state election are paid by the state and not by the political subdivision or special district.
201-79	Dec 4		Opinion Letter to The Honorable James C. Kirkpatrick
202-79	Dec 4		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Daniel M. Buescher
205-79	Dec 5		Opinion Letter to TDr. Arthur L. Mallory
207-79	Dec 31		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Edwin L. Dirck
208-79	Dec 7		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Patrick Dougherty
213-79	Dec 18		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Gary E. Stevenson
214-79	Dec 17	COUNTY COLLECTORS.	A county collector is required to pay into the county treasury the fees received by him under §§ 139.090 and 150.150, as amended by House Bill No. 148, 80th General Assembly, respecting the collection of a one dollar fee for duplicate personal property tax receipts issued by him and a five dollar fee for the issuance of certain vendors' licenses.
221-79	Dec 20		Opinion Letter to The Honorable Abe R. Paul

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