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12/16/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of December 16, 2002:
Sen.-elect and bill sponsor Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, said the governor should take on more accountability for the state's road system.
12/10/2002 - Senate bill would do away with Transportation Commission:
Senator-elect Matt Bartle wants to abolish the State Transportation Commission. He says the un-elected six-member commission lacks accountability -- something he'd like to see in the executive branch as well. Bartle would place Missouri's transportation department under a director appointed by the governor.
12/10/2002 - Senate bill would do away with Transportation Commission:
Sen.-elect and bill sponsor Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, said the governor should take on more accountability for the state's road system.
10/24/2002 - Both sides predict big wins in upcoming elections:
* Rep. Matt Bartle is expected to win the Lee's Summit seat held by term-limited Sen. Bill Kenney, also a Republican.
4/24/2002 - House Votes for Tougher Rape Sentences:
Representative Matt Bartle questioned amendment sponsor Gary Burton if this amendment goes down a slippery slope.
4/03/2002 - The Missouri House Sent a Message to the University of Missouri Yesterday - Worth Nearly Three-Quarters of a Million Dollars.:
Shortly after the no-ribbon policy became public, Rep. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, wrote Woelfel an e-mail that said "I am going to be evaluating far more carefully state funding that goes to the School of Journalism."
3/21/2002 - Lawmakers File Record Number of Bills:
Rep. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, said most bills won't even have a chance to pass.
2/20/2002 - Nursing Home Sex Ban:
Representative Matt Bartle says the bill doesn't go far enough because it doesn't protect alzhiemer's patients in other settings and it doesn't protect individuals with other forms of dimentia.
2/04/2002 - House hears public opinion on mental-parity bill:
Committee member Rep. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, said he was not convinced. "If this is going to save so much money, why isn't the market already doing it?" he asked Wilson.
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