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January 1995 Stories

• 1/30/1995: Profile on the new House Budget Committee chairman.
• 1/26/1995: Zero tolerance for alcohol proposed for teenage drivers.
• 1/26/1995: GOP proposes its own health-care plan.
• 1/25/1995: Lawmakers reject Clinton's say-no-to-lobbyists challenge.
• 1/25/1995: GOP bills dominate start of legislative session.
• 1/24/1995: Jewish Federation opposes gay-lifestyle teaching ban in schools.
• 1/24/1995: Jackknifed trucks block I-70 because state has no power to keep them off the highways in bad weather.
• 1/24/1995: Lawmakers debate excuting mentally retarded under death sentence.
• 1/24/1995: Bill proposed to provide free speech rights for students.
• 1/20/1995: Governor drops health care from legislative agenda.
• 1/17/1995: Bill proposed to allow non-nurses to practice midwifery.
• 1/17/1995: Tougher licensing standards proposed for elderly drivers.
• 1/17/1995: Baby boomers are the forgotten generation in Missouri's legislature.
• 1/16/1995: Businesses seek changes in Worker's Comp program.
• 1/16/1995: Details of GOP worker's compensation bill.
• 1/13/1995: Lawmakers plan to make juvenile crime a top issue for the 1995 session.
• 1/12/1995: Insurance Department drops its own health-care plan for the 1995 session.
• 1/11/1995: House Republicans propose welfare plan.
• 1/11/1995: College hazing bill heard by Senate Committee.
• 1/11/1995: Republicans fighting for House rules changes.
• 1/ 9/1995: State Auditor's inaugural speech stresses re-inventing government.
• 1/ 6/1995: Legislative leaders express concern about balanced budget amendment.