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Stories by Rebecca Gannon include:

• 5/15/2002: Radio Story - A proposed amendment removing butterfly ballots from use in Missouri failed on the House floor.
• 5/14/2002: Radio Story - With an amendment proposed by Senator Childers, St. Louis and Kansas City areas are not included in the Senate's Bill.
• 5/13/2002: Radio Story - Supporters and opponents of the Stadium Bill brought their voices to Jefferson City Monday.
• 5/ 6/2002: Radio Story - The Pay Day Loan reform bill made it through both houses with no changes Monday afternoon.
• 4/16/2002: Radio Story - Henry Rizzo of Kansas City proposes that illegal immigrants receive drivers licenses without presenting a Social Secruity Number.
• 4/15/2002: Radio Story - Burning houses of worship would be labaled a hate crime under Representative Haywood's bill.
• 4/ 9/2002: Radio Story - St. Louis City Senators stalled voting on a bill that would change Lambert Airport control from the city to surrounding counties.
• 4/ 8/2002: Radio Story - The Senate shelved legislation to expand requirements for child safety seats in autos.
• 4/ 2/2002: Radio Story - The long awaited property tax bill for Missouri finally found its way to the Senate floor Tuesday afternoon.
• 3/11/2002: Radio Story - Gov. Holden proposes an amendment that would keep some senior programs.
• 2/26/2002: Radio Story - Missouri's impeached Secretary of State, Judi Moriarty, is running for the House in 2002.
• 2/19/2002: Radio Story - Missouri lawmakers continue to approve personalized license plates for dozens of organizations.
• 2/18/2002: Radio Story - Senator Mary Bland of Kansas City has hired as a state-salaried aide a felon convicted of taking government funds.
• 2/12/2002: Radio Story - A Judiciary Committee passed the Family Leave Act, sending it to the House floor for a vote.
• 2/11/2002: Radio Story - House Republicans are asking citizens to contribute money saving ideas that would result in state workers' raises.