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Missouri lawmaker ends restraining order after alleged fight

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A Missouri lawmaker has dropped a restraining order he had obtained against a colleague with whom he says he got into a fistfight.      Rep. Courtney Allen Curtis confirmed Friday that he had dropped the action against Rep.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A Missouri lawmaker has dropped a restraining order he had obtained against a colleague with whom he says he got into a fistfight.
    
Rep. Courtney Allen Curtis confirmed Friday that he had dropped the action against Rep. Michael Butler.
    
Curtis says Butler swung at him outside a union reception over a dispute on a contested right-to-work bill. Butler wasn't immediately available for comment Friday.
    
Both Curtis and Butler are St. Louis-area Democrats.
    
Curtis was the only Democrat to vote in September in favor of enacting right-to-work legislation that would have banned mandatory union fees.

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