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11/28/2001 - News laws may change the way Medicare helps people.:
Anchor: A shortage in medical personnel, especially dentists is a problem Senator Betty Sims says she wants to tackle in January.
11/26/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of November 26, 2001:
. Senator Betty Sims wants several medical issues to be discussed during the up coming session. (11/28/01)
5/18/2001 - Women get more health coverage:
Senator Betty Sims says the bill passed because of support from women all over the state.
5/02/2001 - Women's health bill continues to be debated in Senate:
"This debate was an opportunity for people to discuss their concerns. The bill is a result of a wonderful coalition of about eight to 10 pro-life and pro-choice groups," said Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, who is handling the bill in the Senate. "It's discouraging to me that some members of the body don't recognize or accept the work of that coalition."
4/26/2001 - A transportation plan is headed to the Senate floor:
But the plan wouldn't have passed without the vote of Senator Betty Sims, the only Republican to vote for the plan.
4/23/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 23, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Betty Sims voted with Democrats to pass a transportation funding bill out of the Senate Tranportation Committee.
3/07/2001 - Missouri legislators do little to regulate Internet adoptions.:
Senator Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, Chair of the Aging, Families, and Mental Health Committee in the Senate said she has tried to find ways to draft legislation, but the way the Internet is regulated makes it virtually impossible.
2/7/2001 - Arguments continue on how to best allocate tobacco settlement money:
Republican Betty Sims says she's unsure about preventative programs.
2/21/2001 - Senator revises hay ride bill in face of rural opposition:
Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, had proposed regulating commercial hay rides, but will amend her original bill so requirements would apply only to St. Louis County. Commercial operators would be required to get a state permit, undergo regular inspections and maintain a general liability insurance policy of at least $1 million.
2/15/2001 - As Senate leader, Kinder emerges as a passionate conservative:
Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, agreed, saying Kinder has a strong belief in his convictions, but that "he thinks more before he speaks now."
1/24/2001 - Lawmakers stall consideration of proposal to reject legislative pay raises:
"I don't know whether the Senate should try to fix a broken system, or as my children put it, break it worse," said Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County. "I looked to the legal eagles to tell me if this would fix it, and the answer was no. So I really can't support this resolution."
- Missouri Government News for Week of February 19, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Betty Sims amends a bill that she introduced in order to regulate hay rides in St. Louis County. Previously, she had proposed a statewide regulation.
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