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THE NO. 1 ST. LOUIS WEBSITE AND NEWSPAPER Wednesday 08.13.2014 $1.50 Vol. 136, No. 225 POST-DISPATCH WEATHERBIRD 1 MOSTLY SUNNY MOSTLY SUNNY Weather A18 OD a OMO rr OW Looking for answers Golden Age leading lady Lauren Bacall dies at 89 Obituaries a 17 Robin Williams battled depression and drinking Obituaries a 17 FF Sarah Sise, a partner at Bryan Cave, was diagnosed with colon cancer when she was 40.

She had no family history of colon cancer and was 10 years younger than the recommended age for her first colonoscopy screening. She is now in remission after multiple rounds of chemotherapy and surgery following her 2012 diagnosis. hoping that those who are reluctant to Ke Le 314-340-8215 st LO uis In the past month, Missouri transportation officials quietly removed signs marking a Travel Safe Zone on the seven-mile stretch of Interstate 70 just west of the city limit. The special designation had doubled the fines for speeders ticketed on that part of I-70, angering motorists who declared it a poorly disguised money grab. Le 636-937-6249 arn OL Former Fox School District employees shredded documents and destroyed electronic files, the chief financial officer said at a School Board meeting Tuesday in which the board asked for a state audit.

The district also paid people at rates above those authorized by the board and apparently used money FF er us At two meetings with distinctly different tones, the call Tuesday night was for justice. Packed houses at two churches heard speakers discuss the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, 18, by a Ferguson police officer on Saturday afternoon a killing that has rocked that suburb and drawn international attention to St. Louis. At Christ the King United Church of Christ near Black Jack, speakers included Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon, who told the standing-room audience, must not simply be pursued, but in fact achieved.

Instead of burning bridges in anger, we must rebuild them with The racially diverse audience of about 400, many of whom were ministers, politely applauded the speakers, even Ferguson Police Al Sharpton brings the glare of the national spotlight back to St. Louis A8 Justice Department gets more involved in police matters A7 Blacks account for 86 pct. of tra stops in Ferguson A7 Children exposed to unrest feel purpose and fear A8 Hacker activists target Ferguson, county police chief A8 McClellan: All killings should stir equal outrage A13 Nixon should start planning a Ferguson Commission Our View, A14 Letters, social media and other opinions A14-A15 Live updates STLTODAY.COM PHOTOS BY ri Lee A group of young protesters left the QuikTrip area Tuesday night and walked to Greater St. Mark Missionary Baptist Church to join a gathering with Michael family and the Rev. Al Sharpton.

They entered the church chanting, up, The gathering at the church was in response to the police shooting of Brown, 18, on Saturday. Louis Head, stepfather of Michael Brown and Lesley McSpadden, Michael mother, comfort each other Tuesday at the church. Safe being removed from interstates ee nter te Page a 6 At-home DNA-b ased test for colon cancer is approved ee Page a 6 With Fox left in disarray, board seeks state audit ee Page a 6 ee Br Page a 9 NEW2014CADILLAC ATS 299 PERMONTH 36MONTHLEASE 2.5L AllyFinancing.Exampledownpayment,$0securitydeposit.Totalcost www.bommaritocadillac.com 314-266-4001 Bommarito 636-928-2300 1-888-590-0854 TollFree.