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NewsFebruary 15, 2013

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder said he plans to launch a state website to gather tips about wasteful spending in Missouri government. Kinder, a Republican, said the website should be running soon. He detailed plans for it while asking a legislative committee Wednesday to increase his office budget by about $38,500, to get it to its 2009 level...

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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder said he plans to launch a state website to gather tips about wasteful spending in Missouri government.

Kinder, a Republican, said the website should be running soon. He detailed plans for it while asking a legislative committee Wednesday to increase his office budget by about $38,500, to get it to its 2009 level.

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Kinder said if the website and his staff don't identify enough wasteful spending to offset the appropriation, he'll return the additional money.

Kinder was elected to a third, four-year term in November. He said he wanted to launch the website last year but decided to delay it so that it didn't appear politically motivated.

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