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9/4/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of September 4, 2000:
Sen. Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, submitted the proposal Wednesday but withdrew it today after several senators claimed the resolution was out of order.
9/28/2000 - Lawyer's big bonus under investigation:
St. Charles Republican Steve Ehlmann says he thinks the commission should have issued subpoenas in person when they had the chance.
9/14/2000 - Senate declines to vote on Station Casinos resolution:
After more than an hour of debate, Sen. Steve Ehlmann, Senate Republican leader from St. Charles, withdrew the resolution he first proposed Wednesday, effectively killing the proposal. The resolution would not have been enforceable by law, but would have only expressed the Senate's opinion that the executives should testify.
9/13/2000 - No Overrides:
The Senate session passed quickly and quietly, save for one resolution presented by Sen. Steve Ehlmann of St. Charles. On his last days as a senator, Ehlmann called for the investigation of one casino's relationship with a gambling lobbyist.
9/13/2000 - Lawmaker calls for investigation of Station Casino:
St. Charles Seantor Steve Ehlmann, and St. Louis Senators Franc Flotron and Walt Mueller will leave the senate at the close of the chamber's veto session.
9/13/2000 - Ehlmann calls for hearing on Station Casino subpeonas:
It might be his last day on the floor of the Missouri Senate, but St. Charles Republican Steve Ehlmann didn't leave quietly.
5/1/2000 - Tobacco Bill up in Smoke:
It was charge not quite denied by Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann:
4/6/2000 - Two legislative remonstrances proposed against Representative Charles Troupe:
While discussing the airport governance issue Troupe labeled Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann racist.
4/5/2000 - A Ban on MTBE from the State Appears Unlikely:
Senate Minority leader Steve Ehlmann who had urged the governor to institue a can one week ago says this latest action from the governor isn't sufficient.
4/3/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 3, 2000:
St. Charles senator Steve Ehlmann says Carnahan is passing the buck.
4/13/2000 - Equal Rights Amendment takes a step in Missouri Legislature:
St. Louis County Senator Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann says it's a bad idea to treat women and men as equals all of the time.
4/11/2000 - Lawmakers involved in racism controversy agree to cease-fire:
Midday Tuesday, Rep. Quincy Troupe, D-St. Louis City, met with Sen. Steve Ehlmann, one the persons he labelled last week as racist.
4/11/2000 - The key lawmakers in the racism dispute over St. Charles County have agreed to a cooling off period:
Last week St. Louis Representative Charles Troupe called residents of St. Charles County and their Senator, Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, racist.
4/10/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 10, 2000:
JEFFERSON CITY - After being accused of being a racist last week, Sen. Steve Ehlmann got involved in another hot issue this week.
4/06/2000 - Remonstrance may be on the horizon for Rep. Troupe, but he isn't backing down:
On Tuesday, during a radio interview on the possibility of transferring control of Lambert Airport from St. Louis City to a regional board, Rep. Quincy Troupe, a Democrat, tarred the measure's sponsor as racist. Sen. Steve Ehlmann, Troupe said,"just needs to put on his hood and declare himself the grand dragon or the imperial wizard."
3/28/2000 - Committee approves Hancock exemption:
Republican Steve Ehlmann says if the people vote against the measure, things will be right back where they are today... waiting for a court decision on how Missouri can use tobacco money.
1/31/2000 - A couple of bills want to make scalping legal in Missouri.:
Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, is sponsoring another bill on scalping. His bill is similar to Illinois law that requires a state license for scalping.
1/31/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Jan. 31, 2000:
Check out SB 913 and the bill's sponsor, Sen. Steve Ehlmann.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Unveil Their Plan to Finance Road Repair:
But the top Republican in the Senate, Steve Ehlmann says he's not sure that's legal.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Unviel Their Plan to Repair Roads:
Steve Ehlmann, the top Republican in the Senate says he's pleased to see both parties agree bonds can finance road repair.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Propose Fixing Highways With $2 Billion Over Six Years:
"We don't want to have the kind of pork barrel we see in Washington," said Rep. Steve Ehlmann, R-St.Charles County. "I have no doubt there would be attempts to do that."
1/19/2000 - Gov. doesn't propose solutions for schools, highways:
However, in the Republican's response to the State of the State, the Senate Minority Floor Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, said the two years the governor's proposed is too long to wait for a solution.
1/12/2000 - Ethics Commission hires legislator's nephew:
"I'm not going to assume that there is anything wrong just because Ronnie DePasco's nephew was hired," said Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles. "The only thing wrong would be if he got the job over more qualified people."
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