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How group led to ‘free speech booth’ at St. Louis airport
Tucked near a rarely used escalator in Terminal 1 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport is a blue sign that hangs over a nondescript stand announcing in all caps the spot’s purpose: FREE SPEECH BOOTH. Underneath the sign on a recent morning sat Gregory Brown, 66, and Charles Ryskamp, 70, calling out to travelers and […]
How group led to ‘free speech booth’ at St. Louis airport
Tucked near a rarely used escalator in Terminal 1 at St. Louis Lambert International Airport is a blue sign that hangs over a nondescript stand announcing in all caps the spot’s purpose: FREE SPEECH BOOTH. Underneath the sign on a recent morning sat Gregory Brown, 66, and Charles Ryskamp, 70, calling out to travelers and […]
Cab drivers sue over fee paid to work at airport
A couple of cab drivers are challenging a fee they must pay to pick up fares at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport as illegal.
Ron Paul supporter detained at Lambert drops lawsuit
A Ron Paul supporter has dropped his lawsuit against the Transportation Security Administration that claimed he was wrongfully detained at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport for carrying $4,700 in cash. Steven Bierfeldt is the director of development for the Campaign for Liberty, a political organization that grew out of Ron Paul’s presidential campaign. The American Civil […]
No clean air penalties for Lambert
The city of St. Louis does not have to pay civil penalties for violating the Clean Air Act during the demolition of houses in Bridgeton to make way for the runway expansion at Lambert St. Louis International Airport. U.S. District Judge Carol E. Jackson, of the Eastern District of Missouri, on Tuesday dismissed the lawsuit […]
Ron Paul supporter detained at Lambert for carrying too much cash sues
A Ron Paul supporter has filed suit against the Transportation Security Administration after he was detained at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport for carrying $4,700 in cash. Steven Bierfeldt is the director of development for the Campaign for Liberty, a political organization that grew out of Ron Paul’s presidential campaign. On March 29, he was returning […]
Lawyer says city must pay for violations
Lawyers for a group of current and former Bridgeton residents on Tuesday asked a federal judge to order the city of St. Louis to pay the maximum penalty for violations of the Clean Air Act connected with a runway expansion at Lambert St. Louis International Airport. Mark I. Bronson, one of the lawyers representing Families […]
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