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Story Search Results for Henry Rizzo

9/19/1997 - Business Tax Breaks Rejected by the House:
Henry Rizzo, D-Kansas City, who sponsored the bill in the House, said the process has been difficult.
9/18/1997 - Economic Development Bill is Defeated:
In a late session yesturday, House members failed to pass the economic development bill by a handful of votes. Following the vote, bill supporters and the governor's staff raced to find a way to save the bill. The members will return today to try again to gain bill approval. The House bill sponsor is Kansas City Democrat Henry Rizzo:
4/12/1997 - More Safe Places for Battered Women:
Opposition came from the sponsor of the original bill, Representative Henry Rizzo, who said there's not enough money to fund the tax credit.
3/26/1997 - HIV tests for hookers:
"The city system is not working to stop prostitution," said House bill Sponsor Henry Rizzo, D-Kansas City. "Prostitutes go back to the streets as soon as they are bailed out. They even meet the policemen who arrested them."
2/5/1997 - HIV test for prostitutes:
A bill sponsored by Kansas City legislator Henry Rizzo would require HIV testing of convicted prostitutes and their "Johns."
2/06/1997 - Hooker Tests Proposed:
Rep. Henry Rizzo, D-Kansas City, has proposed a bill that addresses both the criminal and health issues surrounding prostitution.
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