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August 2001 Stories

• 8/31/2001: News summary for the week of August 27, 2001
• 8/31/2001: Newspaper Story - The Missouri Legislature's Special Session, which begins Wednesday, will be a major test of the governing mandate of Gov. Bob Holden.
• 8/30/2001: Newspaper Story - Republican lawmakers question the governor's power to take tobacco settlement money to balance the state's budget.
• 8/30/2001: Radio Story - As agency budget cuts are slashed, $2 million is being spent to remodel Missouri's Senate.
• 8/30/2001: Newspaper Story - Missouri's governor unviels his final list of budget withholdings for the current fiscal year.
• 8/30/2001: Radio Story - Governor Holden established tax cuts of up to $185 million to help balance the Missouri budget.
• 8/29/2001: Radio Story - The state's PSC chairman warns of a potential crisis from utilities shutting off service to the low-income this winter.
• 8/29/2001: Newspaper Story - Gov. Bob Holden's office announced Wednesday that the governor will unveil his agency budget cuts Thursday.
• 8/27/2001: Newspaper Story - Missouri's Transportation Department ranks urban areas as the most accident-prone sections of Missouri's I70.
• 8/27/2001: Newspaper Story - Carnahan Hears from the Elderly
• 8/27/2001: Radio Story - GOP Questions Democratic Motives
• 8/24/2001: News summary for the week of August 20, 2001
• 8/23/2001: Newspaper Story - Business organizations voiced opposition to the governor's suggestion of repealing some tax credits for business.
• 8/23/2001: Radio Story - The Senate's top leader said he was considering seeking subpoenas for the Senate's investigation into the governor's union executive order.
• 8/23/2001: Radio Story - Tax credit elimination may help Gov. Holden to balance the budget, but it also may convince new businesses to look at Missouri as a new home.
• 8/22/2001: Newspaper Story - The House GOP leader says she is considering trying to get before the legislature's special session repeal of the governor's collective bargaining order.