Missouri AG Opinions — 1979

The Office of Athletics cannot define boxing, sparring, or wrestling by rule or regulation to include full contact karate.

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.

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Dale K. Miller

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Phillip M. Barry

Opinion Letter to Dr. Arthur L. Mallory

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Larry E. Mead

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Nelson B. Tinnin

Opinion Letter to Mr. Stephen C. Bradford

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.

Opinion Letter to Mr. Fred A. Lafser , Jr.

Opinion Letter to Mr. Edwin M. Bode

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.

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Frank

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.

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Philip R. Pruett

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.

(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 () 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 funds to provide teaching services to children attending sectarian schools on the premises of the sectarian schools during the regular school day.

Opinion Letter to Mr. Gerald H. Goldberg

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.

Opinion Letter to Mr. David R. Freeman

Opinion Letter to The Honorable Charles J. Becker