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• 12/ 1/1995: Packed-pistols sponsor not planning effort next session.
• 11/29/1995: Gender issues are at the center of the race to succeed Bob Ward
• 11/29/1995: Women Seek Power in Missouri Legislature
• 11/29/1995: Women Seek Power in Missouri Legislature
• 11/14/1995: Missouri's first black on the state Supreme Court, speaks out on affirmative action.
• 11/14/1995: Elected state officials explain absence of blacks in upper management.
• 11/ 9/1995: Anti-abortion farmer selected as Democratic nominee for House Speaker.
• 11/ 9/1995: House Democrats nominate anti-abortion farmer for speaker.
• 11/ 9/1995: Newspaper files suit to open House Democratic Caucus vote on speaker nominee.
• 11/ 3/1995: News Supreme Court judge endorses affirmative action.
• 9/14/1995: Compromise on abortion proposed.
• 9/12/1995: Train gambling faces Senate opposition.
• 9/ 9/1995: List of bills vetoed by the governor.
• 9/ 9/1995: Anti-abortion legislator drops veto-override effort.
• 9/ 6/1995: Abortion forces prepare for veto session of legislature.
• 5/12/1995: Senate majority leader reports threat for opposing concealed weapons.
• 5/12/1995: Catholic Conference will work during summer for abortion veto override.
• 5/ 8/1995: Governor wins veto override test, tops list of legislative news Monday.
• 5/ 4/1995: Governor vetoes abortion-counseling bill.
• 5/ 3/1995: Anti-abortion amendment stalls child health bill.
• 5/ 3/1995: House passes concealed weapons
• 5/ 2/1995: Bill proposed to let you brew at home.
• 5/ 2/1995: Anti-Abortion forces win major victories in the legislature.
• 4/26/1995: Militia Groups Tied to Concealed Weapons Effort
• 4/26/1995: Mo. Supreme Court defines nonviable fetus as a person.
• 4/25/1995: NRA plays a limited role in Missouri's gun debate.
• 4/23/1995: House passes abortion-counseling bill.
• 4/14/1995: Abortion filibuster stalls the House.
• 4/11/1995: Blind people still face problems with their guide dogs.
• 4/10/1995: Maneuver to sink anti-abortion bill fails in joint committee.
• 4/ 6/1995: Senate approve abortion restrictions.
• 3/14/1995: Legislators calls for gender equity in toilets.
• 3/ 1/1995: Legal aid programs suffering from cuts.
• 2/27/1995: Republicans use rare procedure to get their bills out of committee.
• 2/14/1995: Anti-abortion forces rally at the Capitol.
• 2/21/1995: Groundwork being laid for abortion fight in legislature.
• 1/30/1995: Profile on the new House Budget Committee chairman.
• 1/24/1995: Jewish Federation opposes gay-lifestyle teaching ban in schools.
• 1/24/1995: Bill proposed to provide free speech rights for students.