Rep. Bowman Returns to Capitol for First Time Since Monday Indictment
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Rep. Bowman Returns to Capitol for First Time Since Monday Indictment

Date: February 6, 2007
By: Micah Wiener
State Capitol Bureau

Intro: St. Louis County Democratic Representative John Bowman returned to the state Capitol Thursday for the first time since being indicted for bank and credit fraud.  Micah (MIKE-ah) Wiener (WINE-er) reports from Jefferson City:

Representative Bowman says he will not resign his position, but his fate as a member of House committees is up in the air.

Bowman currently serves on two committees, including the Budget committee, which determines the allocation of state funds. 

House Speaker Rod Jetton says it's up to Democratic Leader Jeff Harris to decide whether Bowman should serve such an important committee.  

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Harris says it is too early to consider whether Bowman should be removed from the committee.

Bowman spoke with two reporters Thursday, but offered no comment to KMOX.

From Jefferson City, I'm Micah Wiener

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Intro:   Democratic Representative John Bowman returned to the Capitol Building Thursday for the first time since his indictment Monday. Bowman is a member of the important Budget committee, which allocates state funds.  Micah Wiener investigates the possible fallout from Jefferson City:

 

St. Louis County Representive John Bowman diclined to give details about his credit and bank fraud charges Thusday.

He says he will be exonorated and will not resign from the House.

Democratic leader Jeff Harris says it is important not to jump to conclusions.

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Bowman's spot on the House Budget committee is in question after the indictment, but House Speaker Rod Jetton says it is up to Harris to decide whether Bowman should remain on the committee. 

Harris says it is too early to consider whether Bowman should be removed from his committees.

From The Capitol, I'm Micah Wiener

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