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1996 Bill(s) * SS SB 507Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Major changes in regulation of telephone rates. Numerous changes. Establish state telecommunications office. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S Ways & MeansDescription: Allow eletronic transfer of tax information within govt. Official legislative description and status
* SB 509Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: H TransportationDescription: Stronger provisions for requirement to have auto insurance. Official legislative description and status
* CCS SB 560Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Several changes in laws governing towing vehicles. Changes when can tow and notification requirements. Official legislative description and status
* SB 561Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S CommerceDescription: Provisions for firm to avoid environment violation fines. By identifying and correcting the problem. Official legislative description and status
* SB 562Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S EducationDescription: Schools must have reporting system on school-ground crimes. Reciprocal reporting system between school and police. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S CorrectionsDescription: Require police-training courses include CPR training. Official legislative description and status
* SB 589Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Extend PSC gas pipeline rules to high pressure pipelines. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S Financial & Governmental OrganizationDescription: Extend PSC gas-safety powers to city-owned gas plants. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: H Motor VehicleDescription: State licensing of auto exhaust inspectors. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Replace St. Louis Special School District board. Replaced with board appointed by district education board. Official legislative description and status
* SB 688Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S CommerceDescription: Tougher financial protections in pre-need funeral contracts. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: H Science, Technology & Critical IssuesDescription: Cornor to investigate death when no doctor 36 hours prior to death. Official legislative description and status
* SB 714Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: IN SB 613Description: Renter cannot charge extra fee for getting CATV. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: H Science, Technology & Critical IssuesDescription: Ease several requirements of state merit system. Agency can exempt more employees from system. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Require village ordinances be read twice prior to adoption. Official legislative description and status
* SB 812Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S Public Health and WelfareDescription: Make it easier for foreign licensed doctors to practice. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: ConferenceDescription: Restrict sales tax deduction for trade-in sales. HS gives governor power to lower sales tax on groceries. Official legislative description and status
* SB 893Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S CommerceDescription: Let DNR set goals for state file efficiency requirements. Now, law requires 20% reduction in fuel by 1997. Official legislative description and status
* SB 963Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: S EducationDescription: Allow state higher ed loans for secondary school costs. Official legislative description and status
* HS SS SB 981Sponsor: Goode, Wayne Status: GOVERNOR SIGNEDDescription: Re-impose the local use tax thrown out by the Supreme Court. SS lets local voters resubmit sales tax. Official legislative description and status
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