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5/02/2005 - Debate continues in Missouri over end-of-life issues:
One senator said that is the approach that needs to be taken. Sen. Gary Nodler, R-Joplin, said the Senate bills don't go far enough.
4/14/2005 - Senate turns down optional helmets while state budget and foundation formula chug ahead:
Sen. Pat Dougherty, D-St. Louis City, led a successful Senate filibuster of an attempt to allow motorcyclists to decide if they wished to wear a helmet. The move was temporarily interrupted by Sen. Gary Nodler, R-Joplin, who joined the Democrats in their opposition.
4/14/2005 - Motorcycle helmets to stay on:
Jasper County Republican Senator Gary Nodler said data minimizing the risk of riding without a helmet is outweighed by what actually happens when a helmetless rider crashes their bike.
3/08/2005 - Joint-committee passes foundation formula fix:
Baker said the House committee would begin hearings Monday. Senate Education Committee Chairman Gary Nodler, R-Joplin, who said some of the provisions will "likely have some rough sledding," said the first committee hearings would begin Tuesday.
3/07/2005 - Department of Mental Health presents its current state to Appropriations committee:
Co-Chair of the committee, Sen. Gary Nodler, R-Joplin, said these dollars must be cut because Missouri is short on money.
2/17/2005 - Senators propose constitutional amendment:
Sen. Charlie Shields, R-St. Joseph, who heads the joint committee, and Senate Education Committee Chairman Gary Nodler, R-Joplin, cosponsored the measure. Nodler said he believed the courts should not have accepted the suit.
2/14/2005 - Committee hears testimony on a bill proposed to lower age requirements for Missouri legislators:
Sen. Gary Nodler (R-Joplin) disagreed when Coleman suggested that a citizen old enough to go to war deserves the chance to run for office.
2/14/2005 - Twenty-one year olds may be able to run for state office.:
Republican Senator Gary Nodler says that characteristics for being a soldier are not the same as being a legislator. Students from the University of Missouri system says they support the proposed resolution. From the capitol, I'm Meghan Kloth
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