Committee Formed to Handle Tobacco Settlement. January 25, 1999By: Chris PelikanState Capital Bureau JEFFERSON CITY - The latest chapter in the state's ongoing saga involving the $6.7 billion tobacco settlement was written on Monday when House Speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, announced the formation of a special committee to research and make recommendations regarding the best use of the settlement.
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