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12/7/2004 - Governor-elect Matt Blunt Announces his Joint Chief of Staff.:
Among Blunt's other appointments were Rob Monsees as the deputy chief of staff for policy and John Russell as the deputy chief of staff for administration.
12/6/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of December 6, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - Blunt named five key players to his gubernatorial team on Tuesday. Included are Ken McClure as chief of staff, John Russell
12/13/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of December 13, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - Blunt named five key players to his gubernatorial team on Tuesday. Included are Ken McClure as chief of staff, John Russell
5/6/2004 - Lawmakers Approve Budget:
The Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee John Russell says reforms are needed but this wasn't the year to do make sweeping changes.
5/05/2004 - Governor's office still backs taxes despite economic improvement:
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair John Russell, R-Lebanon, chuckled at the governor's continued support of tax increases.
5/05/2004 - Key supporters of higher education bond say it could be dead:
Though the bond did receive initial approval from the Senate, another vote is needed before it can be finally sent to the House. Even that, said Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, could be a problem.
4/20/2004 - Budget Debate Goes Til Midnight:
The Chairman of the Senate Appropriation Committee John Russell says he's suprised.
4/14/2004 - Senate committee adds $20 million to higher education:
The committee also passed next year's budget and sent it to the Senate floor. Exact numbers for the committee's budget were not yet available, but Senate Appropriations Committee Chair John Russell, R-Lebanon, said the budget total is "in the same range" as that passed by the House.
4/07/2004 - House passes $18.6 billion budget:
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair John Russell, R-Lebanon, will see the budget next. He said he did not think the House approach, which raises public education spending but leaves both costs and revenue projections in place, would likely be a viable solution.
4/06/2004 - Budget plan under debate in House:
But Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, said he did not think the House approach, which raised public education spending while leaving both costs and revenue projections in place, would likely solve the problem.
3/29/2004 - Senate Appropiations Committee passes life science bills.:
And Senator John Russell argued a swimming pool... proposed by Senator Mary Bland... is not money well spent.
3/29/2004 - Senate appropriation committee approves bond issue:
The debate over the bonding bill wore on the committee members' nerves. Committee Chair Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, said he was fed up with the bill that had hung over the appropriations committee for more than three weeks.
3/15/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 15, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - The two longest-serving members of Missouri's legislature have crossed party lines to reach compromise on the budget, but the move has resulted in criticism from some party members. Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, and Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, have different constituencies but a similar approach to the appropriations process.
3/15/2004 - Seasoned senators work for budget compromise -- even when that means breaking party lines:
But after this year, term limits will drive out Republican John Russell and Democrat Wayne Goode.
3/15/2004 - Russell & Goode Information:
Sen. John Russell, Republican
3/10/2004 - Higher ed bond decision delayed:
Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, said one of the key reasons for delaying action on the bill in the afternoon meeting was to allow people to gain some perspective on the legislation.
3/08/2004 - General revenue collections above Republican projections:
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair John Russell, R-Lebanon, said schools have already made adjustments for this budget year so releasing the withholdings probably wouldn't affect them immediately, although schools would appreciate the additional money.
3/03/2004 - Businesses get discount for timely payments -- but maybe not much longer:
Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, introduced the bill to eliminate the discount.
1/28/2004 - Bartle proposes tax increases to fund education:
If Bartle, as well as the three Republicans from last year, vote with the Democrats for the revenue increases, the measures would receive a slim majority. Sen. John Russell, R-Lebanon, has also voiced support for tax increases.
1/06/2004 - Still no consensus revenue estimate but revenue is up through December:
Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman John Russell, R-Lebanon, said the House and Senate have made progress toward a consensus revenue estimate.
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