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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri plans to license more than 200 medical marijuana-related businesses this year, and if that's not enough, the program director says more will be approved. Missouri medical marijuana program director Lyndall Fraker told the hundreds of people attending a St. Louis conference Monday that the state will do what's necessary to meet patient demand.
(KMOV.com) - Three different measures on the November ballot could make Missouri the 32nd state to legalize medical marijuana.There are differences between all three, which can be confusing.If voters approve any one of the measures, the sale of medical marijuana would be legal in Missouri. The biggest difference between the three is how much marijuana will be taxed and how the money will be used.
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