Designates March twelfth each year as "Charlie Parker Day" in Missouri

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The bill would make March 12 each year a day to honor saxophonist Charlie Parker, encouraging Missourians to hold events celebrating his life and musical contributions. It does not create any new programs, agencies, or funding requirements and applies to all state citizens. The measure ultimately failed to become law.

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