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5/9/1996 - Sales Tax Cut Replaced:
Joining Mathewson, the Senate's top Democrat, in proposing the income tax reductions with the Senate's Republican Leader Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis.
5/18/1996 - GOP Views on the 1996 legislative session.:
The Senate GOP leadership, Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis County, did not attend Richardson's press conference. Instead he relaxed office, with the door open to visitors for reporters to drop by at any time.
5/15/1996 - Women's Compromise Rejected:
Senate Republican Leader Franc Flotron said the cost of hiring those counselors was the reason Republican males voted against the plan.
5/09/1996 - Tax-Cut Plan Approved:
Joining Mathewson, the Senate's top Democrat, in proposing the income tax reductions with the Senate's Republican Leader Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis.
4/23/1996 - Use Tax Approved:
But Sen. Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis County, said a statewide vote on the issue is unnecessary.
3/5/1996 - Republican leader Says He'll Support Governor's Police Board Nominee:
Senate Republican leader Franc Flotron says it's time the governor makes his nomination based on merit, not politics. But, the governor's spokesperson Chris Sifford says Flotron's letter is a shallow proposal...
2/5/1996 - Senate Speed Limit Debate:
Republican Senator Franc Flotron proposed an amendment to the speed limit bill which would raise the limit on urban interstates to 65 miles per hour.
2/5/1996 - Speed Limits under Attack:
The sponsor of that amendment is St. Louis County Republican Franc Flotron:
2/22/1996 - Ban on Wining and Dining Sidetracked:
Sen. Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis County, said he thought the changes for lobbying gifts were "reasonably balanced rules" and would take some of the pressure off legislators to accept these gifts.
2/13/1996 - Senate Sets Urban Speed Limit At 60 MPH:
The bill's sponsor, Senator Danny Staples, wanted the speed limit to be 55 miles per hour but Republican leader Franc Flotron wanted a 65 mile per hour limit.
1/17/1996 - We Proposed It First Says the GOP:
Senate Minority Leader Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis County, said several of Carnahan's proposals are lifted from actual bills already proposed by Republican senators.
1/17/1996 - GOP says governor's speech sounds Republican:
Senate Republican leader Franc Flotron says the governor's proposed programs for sexual predators and safe schools were actually Republican ideas. He also says the majority of the governor's speech was about spending more money. On the recently announced tax cut, Flotron says Canrnahan is only giving it lip service...
1/16/1996 - Governor Seeks Tax Cut:
But Senate Minority Leader Franc Flotron, R-St. Louis County, charged that the real culprit behind the surplus revenue is Carnahan's Outstanding Schools Act, or Senate Bill 380, which increased taxes to raise more money for education.
1/16/1996 - Carnahan Seeks Sales Tax Cut:
Senate President Pro Tem Jim Mathewson says the sales tax rollback will allow all Missourians to quickly benefit from the State's economic prosperity. Matthewson also says he's cautious about lowering taxes until they know exactly what cuts will come out of Congress. Senate Republican leader Franc Flotron says the tax cut looks like a lot of spin-doctoring.
1/04/1996 - Senate leader pushes welfare reform plan:
Senate Republican Leader Franc Flotron, R-St.Louis County, said he agreed with much of Mathewson's speech, but believes the legislature should go further.
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