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11/9/2000 - In uncertain times for the Missouri Senate, the Republicans elect conservative leader:
St. Louis Senator Betty Sims says Kinder's leadership is a definite message.
11/10/2000 - In uncertain times for the Missouri Senate, the Republicans elect conservative leader:
St. Louis Senator Betty Sims, a much more moderate Republican, says Kinder's leadership sends a definate message to the Democrats.
11/09/2000 - Senate Republicans name leadership team:
The Republicans nominated Sen. Peter Kinder, R-Cape Girardeau, for president pro tem with Sen. Bill Kinney, R-Lee's Summit, as floor leader. Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis, would be assistant floor leader. Sen. Morris Westfall, R-Halfway, was elected caucus chairman and Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis, becomes secretary.
4/4/2000 - Safety gun lock legislation has stalled in the Missouri capitol:
The sponsors of the bills say current legislation is all but dead. St. Louis Senator Betty Sims says she has a new idea.
4/04/2000 - Gun Laws Not Likely To Pass In Missouri:
Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, sponsor of a similar Senate bill, said she wants to attach this legislation to another bill as an amendment. This will be difficult, she said, given the lack of safety bills this session.
3/9/2000 - A St. Louis Republican says she wants to make life easier on prison inmates:
Republican Senator Betty Sims says she wants to reform the limited child visitation, inadequate hygiene and unhealthy diet she says the state provides for female inmates.
3/15/2000 - Child demonstrators may be in violation of Missouri lobbying laws:
But Senator Betty Sims says the students came to the capitol for a learning experience.
3/15/2000 - Children, NRA members rally about gun safety:
"They learned more today about civics than they would ever learn out of a book in a classroom," said Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County.
3/13/2000 - Fight over gun safety locks shot up to the Senate Floor:
But St. Louis Senator Betty Sims, who is co-sponsoring the bill, says the measure is an important first step in the war against gun violence. From the State Capitol, I'm Francine Krantz.
3/08/2000 - Students want MU to not be able to disclose their alcohol violations:
"I think when we send our children to college we are still very concerned about them," said Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County. "After 18 years of caring for them we should be able to know what they are doing."
2/2/2000 - Senate Committee Passes .08 Legislation :
St. Louis County Republican Betty Sims says she decided to oppose the bill because it would ban all open containers.
2/08/2000 - Hepatitis A cases create legislation flow:
A fourth proposal, this one by Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, would give food businesses a tax credit equal to the cost of vaccinating workers. Her purpose, she said "is to give small income employers the opportunity to pay for the vaccines, which are expensive."
2/02/2000 - Senate committee passes bill to lower BAC level:
Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, expressed discontent with the open container portion of the bill, saying that a BAC level of .08 could be obtained by consuming things other than alcoholic beverages.
1/31/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Jan. 31, 2000:
The bill, which makes drivers with .08 blood alcohol levels guilty of a misdemeanor crime, was opposed by Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, and Mary Bland, D-Kansas City.
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