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• 12/ 7/1995: State auditor says government should keep excess sales tax payments.
• 12/ 7/1995: Rural legislators to try again to restrain corporate farming.
• 11/29/1995: Patrol will enforce the current speed limits.
• 11/29/1995: Higher speed limits will boost auto insurance rates
• 11/27/1995: State gas-pump inspectors protect your pocket book & safety.
• 11/14/1995: State officials predict no major economic impact from federal gov't shutdown.
• 11/14/1995: Federal shutdown has little effect on Mo. gov't.
• 11/ 2/1995: Gas prices in Missouri are among the nation's lowest.
• 10/18/1995: Tips on saving costs on auto insurance
• 10/18/1995: State charges Windows 95 not handicapped accessible.
• 10/18/1995: Mo. government rejects Windows 95
• 10/17/1995: Legislative committee considers dropping hospital growth control.
• 9/26/1995: Summer weather threatens Missouri crops.
• 9/18/1995: State fighting phone slamming by LD carriers.
• 9/12/1995: Train gambling faces Senate opposition.
• 9/ 9/1995: List of bills vetoed by the governor.
• 9/ 6/1995: PSC approves SW Bell's video teaching plan.
• 9/ 6/1995: State preparing for a federal budget gridlock.
• 8/29/1995: Kansas City area facing telephone new area code.
• 5/12/1995: Wrapup of health issues in the 1995 session.
• 5/ 9/1995: Corporate farming provides new jobs for rural Missouri.
• 5/ 9/1995: Farmers fear megaproducers in farming.
• 5/ 9/1995: Farmers fight corporate farming.
• 5/ 9/1995: Hog plants helps and hurts northern Mo. farmers
• 5/ 4/1995: HMO regulation bill dies in legislature.
• 5/ 2/1995: Bill proposed to let you brew at home.
• 4/23/1995: Health insurance regulation dead for this year.
• 4/13/1995: Bills proposed to outlaw gamecock fighting.
• 4/11/1995: Small company poised to become major player on the digital highway.
• 4/10/1995: House approves tax credits for daycare services.
• 4/ 6/1995: Politics of health care legislation shift in 1995.
• 4/ 3/1995: Senate passes HMO regulation bill.
• 3/28/1995: Administration begins new effort to draft a health-care plan.
• 3/14/1995: Legislators calls for gender equity in toilets.
• 3/14/1995: Gun owners talk about concealed weapons.
• 3/10/1995: Limited health insurance bill proposed.
• 3/ 9/1995: Master plan for Missouri's information superhighway.
• 3/ 9/1995: House committee rejects GOP tort reform plan.
• 3/ 7/1995: Senate Committee OKs expanded health care access.
• 3/ 7/1995: Legislature considering making Linn Tech. a state-funded vocational education school.
• 3/ 2/1995: Senate rejects HMO regulation proposal.
• 2/27/1995: Republicans use rare procedure to get their bills out of committee.
• 2/23/1995: Legislator seeks state resolution on the baseball strike.
• 2/21/1995: Legislators urged to require access to health insurance.
• 2/16/1995: Tobacco industry bill blasted for protecting the industry.
• 2/15/1995: Philip Morris wines & dines entire legislature.
• 2/14/1995: Riverboat gambling revenue exceeds expectations.
• 2/ 7/1995: Businesses seek worker's compensation changes.
• 2/ 7/1995: Bill proposed to prohibit roofers from killing people.
• 2/ 7/1995: Lobbyist gift ban gets hostile reception from House committee.
• 2/ 7/1995: HMO regulation bill proposed.
• 2/ 2/1995: Per-illness insurance requirements pushed as universal-health insurance alternative.
• 1/25/1995: GOP bills dominate start of legislative session.
• 1/16/1995: Businesses seek changes in Worker's Comp program.
• 1/16/1995: Details of GOP worker's compensation bill.
• 1/12/1995: Insurance Department drops its own health-care plan for the 1995 session.