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Stories by R. Scott Macintosh include:

• 5/15/1997: Newspaper Story - Rep. May Scheve adds the final signature to a tax bill without breaks for education.
• 5/14/1997: Newspaper Story - No agreement was rached on the State's tax bill after the conference committee adjourned moments after the Speaker of the House was accused of bigotry.
• 5/ 7/1997: Newspaper Story - Opposition to auto-exhaust inspections in the St. Louis area stalls the House on the budget.
• 5/ 5/1997: Newspaper Story - Republicans chose a white male abortion opponent as their new floor leader.
• 4/29/1997: Newspaper Story - Hours after Mark Richardson resigned as Minority Floor Leader, the campaing for his seat began.
• 4/28/1997: Newspaper Story - After spending over an hour and a half behind closed doors, House Republicans have come to no decision on the Mark Richardson issue.
• 4/24/1997: Newspaper Story - Background on why Missouri does not have horse race tracks more than 10 years after voters approved horse-race bettings.
• 4/14/1997: Newspaper Story - The governor's plan to reduce the general sales tax on food picks up two additional tax cut proposals.
• 4/ 2/1997: Newspaper Story - Legislators have offered support for tolls on a private bridge, but tolls for state bridges and highways are another matter.
• 3/26/1997: Newspaper Story - The possibility of repealing the gambling loss limit fades.
• 3/17/1997: Newspaper Story - Secretary of State Rebecca Cook is asking legislators to give her authority to investigate election fraud.
• 3/ 3/1997: Newspaper Story - Senate President Pro Tem says he may not have the votes to eliminate gaming spending limits.
• 2/26/1997: Newspaper Story - Lawsuits continue to hold up tax refunds to Missourians.
• 2/19/1997: Newspaper Story - The Senate approves a hike in the legislative expense allowance.
• 2/18/1997: Newspaper Story - Salvage yard owner protests condemnation powers being used for a riverboat gambling project.
• 2/10/1997: Newspaper Story - The governor's tax cut on goceries is approved by the House Ways & Means Committee.
• 2/ 6/1997: Newspaper Story - Hookers would be tested under a bill proposed to Missouri lawmakers.