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Stories by Judit Layana include:

• 5/15/1997: Newspaper Story - A deadlock on tax breaks for private and parochial school costs has stalled legislative action on the governor's proposal to cut the sales tax on groceries.
• 5/13/1997: Newspaper Story - House-Senate conferees stall the tax cut package for parochial schools.
• 5/13/1997: Newspaper Story - The proposal of Missouri's governor to improve safety of children who ride school buses cleared the Missouri House Wedenesday. Measure to require crossing-control arms on school buses.
• 4/14/1997: Newspaper Story - Crime victims met at the Capitol for the first act of the Crime Victim's Rights Week.
• 4/ 9/1997: Newspaper Story - Missourians would have more access to issues concerning to MU system under a bill that would require open sessions for certain counceling committees.
• 3/19/1997: Newspaper Story - The American Association of Retired People meet at the Capitol to support health care bills.
• 2/26/1997: Newspaper Story - Legislators hear testimoney on bill to require college faculty to pass English fluency tests.
• 2/19/1997: Newspaper Story - Bill proposed to require smoke detectors in apartments, hotels and homes.
• 2/ 3/1997: Newspaper Story - Lawmaker urges ban on credit-card loans on gambling boats.
• 1/30/1997: Newspaper Story - Senate confirms three new members to MU's Board of Curators.
• 1/29/1997: Newspaper Story - Senate confirms MU curators.
• 1/22/1997: Newspaper Story - MU would get the smallest budget boost of any university under the governor's plan.