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12/6/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Dec. 6, 1999:
Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis, introduced a bill that will prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation. There ten other states that have such laws. Sen. Dave Klarich is concerned that it might recongize same sex marriages as a result of it.
12/14/1999 - Lawmaker wants to add homosexuals to special protection group:
Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis, said his legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation will stop homosexual employees from being discriminated against.
12/02/1999 - Two Lawmakers want term limits on ballot again:
Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis, said that while he hasn't studied either of the two new measures, he said some of his constituents are saying maybe term limits aren't such a good idea.
10/07/1999 - Communications within the corrections department needs improvement.:
"How dangerous is a forger?" said Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis, at the hearing.
9/16/1999 - Senate overrides governor's veto:
Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis City, also voiced his concern that a partial-birth abortion ban would provoke violence in and around abortion clinics, but he said he was more concerned about a lack of access women may now have in receiving abortions.
5/13/1999 - The Governor Gets Tough:
The debate included a rare feud between two urban black Democrats - Sen. Mary Bland, D-Kansas City, and Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis City.
4/15/1999 - Ethnic intimidation bill gets first-round Seante approval:
The Senate gave first-round, voice-vote approval to a bill sponsored by Sen. Bill Clay, D-St.Louis, that would extend ethnic intimidation laws to cover acts based on sexual orientation, gender and disability. Clay's plan would lengthen sentences for criminals in these cases.
2/24/1999 - Sexual orientation, gender and disability gets stronger protections:
"I think all Missourians should be protected under the law," said bill sponsor Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis.
1/25/1999 - Utility Regulation Proposed:
The committee chairman did not schedule a vote on the proposal, but Sen. Bill Clay, D-St. Louis, said he was interested in the idea.
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