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3/29/2006 - Disability rights advocates rally at the Capitol:
Speakers at the event also included Reps. J.C. Kuessner, D-Eminence, Margaret Donnelly, D-St. Louis, and members of the Missouri Disability Vote Project and Missouri People First.
3/09/2006 - Caucuses on the minds of Missouri legislators:
"We started the 101 Caucus because we wanted to have a yearly crab boil," said Rep. J.C. Kuessner, D-Eminence and a member of the 101 Capitol Complex Caucus.
3/07/2006 - Eminent domain amendment defeated:
"That mom and pops made a living there all those years, then we don't want to sell that because of condemnation," said the amendment's sponsor, Rep. J.C. Kuessner, D-Eminence. "This bill simply says that if use condemnation or eminent domain to seize that property, that you can not use TIFs."
2/28/2006 - State legislator is trying to get the chanterelle to be elected state mushroom:
"To make this the state mushroom when everyone in this room has heard of the morel would be a travesty, said Rep. J.C. Kuessner, D-Eminence. "I just can't believe that we'd do something like that to our public citizens of the state of Missouri."
2/28/2006 - Legislators tackle naming official state mushroom:
Democratic Representative J.C. Kuessner voted against the bill and said it would be a travesty to pass over the morel and elect another specimen for the official mushroom.
2/13/2006 - Gov. Blunt calls for tougher regulations on dams:
Representative J.C. Kuessner's district covers the Taum Sauk reservoir.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 6, 2006:
The bill crafted by Rep. J.C. Kuessner, D-Eminence, was voted down 129-26.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 13, 2006:
Representative J.C. Kuessner's district includes the Taum Sauk reservoir, and he questions how the state will pay for more engineers to perform inspections.
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