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12/16/2003 - Speaker of the House Catherine Hanaway to run for Secretary of State:
JEFFERSON CITY -Speaker of the House Catherine Hanaway, R- St. Louis County, announced Tuesday her candidacy in the race for secretary of state in the 2004 elections.
12/15/2003 - Speaker Hanaway to announce her bid for Secretary of State:
JEFFERSON CITY - Speaker of the House, Catherine Hanaway,R- St. Louis County, will announce on Tuesday her candidacy in the race for Secretary of State in the 2004 election, according to Paul Sloca, communications director for Missouri's Republican party.
11/17/2003 - Holden blames Republicans for insufficient budget:
Contents: Holden says that either Catherine Hanaway has forgotten or she has chosen to ignore that the money has already been used by the General Assembly.
11/17/2003 - Gov. Holden and Republicans blame each other for education cuts:
"Now every Missourian has the opportunity to tell the Governor his or her tax money should be released to our public schools," House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said in a statement.
11/10/2003 - School funding suit loses first round:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said that state revenues for the first four months of this fiscal year have been collected beyond expectations.
9/23/2003 - Quality of healthcare at risk, doctors say:
"Their very survival is at stake," proclaimed House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, who said doctors are abandoning Missouri for states with cheaper medical malpractice insurance.
9/08/2003 - Education Department's poll cause a stir:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway (R-Warson Woods) said she hoped the governor would ask school superintendents what programs they would restore if witheld funds were reinstated.
7/9/2003 - Governor Holden vetoes 22 bills in one day:
But House speaker Catherine Hanaway accused the Govenor of playing politics:
6/5/2003 - Leaders Defend Their Positions on the Budget:
Hundreds of people packed the House galleries to listen to each side present their case. Democratic Governor Bob Holden defended his plan to decrease budget cuts by taxing businesses, cigarettes, and gambling. Senate President Pro Temp Peter Kinder and House Speaker Catherine Hanaway reiterated their belief that higher taxes will hurt the state during this time of economic hardship.
6/16/2003 - Holden makes another attempt to convince Republicans to support tax increases:
But House speaker Catherine Hanaway says it would still be the largest increase in the state's history and republicans haven't been persuaded to support it.
5/9/2003 - Republican Leaders Say Tax Package Off the Table:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway.
5/21/2003 - Hanaway says Holden has failed to lead the state:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway says Governor Holden has failed to lead the state.
5/19/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 19, 2003:
. House Speaker Catherine Hanaway says Governor Holden has failed to lead the state (05/21/2003)
5/16/2003 - Legislative session ends, still no decision on budget:
"There is no reasonable basis for a special session at this point," said House Speaker Catherine Hanaway. "A special session costs $100,000 a week - that's at least three teachers' salaries a week to get to the same place we are right now."
5/16/2003 - Budget cutters and social conservatives get their day:
Back in January, House Speaker Catherine Hanaway predicted one of the biggest challenges she would face in her post would be to keep the two factions of her party together.
5/15/2003 - Foster Care Bill One Step From Governor's Desk:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway sponsored the foster care bill.
5/12/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 12, 2003:
But the Speaker, Catherine Hanaway, said left with the impression that the governor would call a special session.
5/09/2003 - Republicans define agenda for closing week of session:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, stressed that revenue enhancement have to come first. Republican leaders have said the legislature needs to pass $150 million in revenue enhancements to balance the budget, which it sent to the governor late last week.
4/9/2003 - House gives initial approval to a bill that would reshape foster care:
The bill's sponsor, House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, credited House members with improving the bill through the nearly 20 amendments proposed during the debate.
4/22/2003 - Senate approves education budget:
Jacob said he doesn't think there is enough time left for both the House and Senate to pass the $200 million revenue increases, especially since House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said her members will not accept tax increases.
4/17/2003 - House passes foster care bill:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, sponsored the bill that would, among other changes, set up a pilot program for privatizing child services provided by the state's Family Services Division.
4/14/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 14, 2003:
Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, sponsored the bill that would, among other changes, set up a pilot program for privatizing child services provided by the Division of Family Services.
4/09/2003 - House gives initial approval to foster care reform bill:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, sponsored the bill and agreed with the amendment. She said that without the provision, workers couldn't be charged even if their negligence led to the death of a child.
3/31/2003 - Report recommends higher salaries and lower case loads for DFS workers:
A number of recommendations, such as higher salaries and lower case loads for workers, would cost money. House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County and a member of the commission, said she knows funding is tight with this year's budget.
3/3/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 3, 2003:
If the department director, the administrative officer and the employee believed to have started the memo do not provide voluntary testimony, Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said the committee would issue subpoenas to force it.
3/3/2003 - Holden side-steps questions about his involvement in gag order issued to state employees:
Governor Holden still has not addressed House Speaker Catherine Hanaway's demand that he directly instruct state employees to cooperate with legislators on budget cuts. Elizabeth Gill has the story in Jefferson City:
3/20/2003 - Republican fiscal and social factions get attention:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri House Speaker Catherine Hanaway has said her biggest challenge would be keeping the fiscal and social conservatives on the same agenda.
3/19/2003 - Legislators respond to foster care problems with bill proposals :
A number of bills, including one sponsored by House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, would make DFS workers civilly and criminally liable in cases where children in the system are harmed.
3/17/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 17, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri House Speaker Catherine Hanaway has said her biggest challenge would be keeping the fiscal and social conservatives on the same agenda.
3/13/2003 - Columbia lawmakers name priorities for remainder of session:
Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said in her opening address to the House that creating jobs would be the goal of her party's leadership this session. She said nearly 100,000 jobs have left the state in the past years.
3/13/2003 - House Budget Committee approves lump-sum appropriations bill:
But Republicans said they had no choice but to proceed with this lump sum approach, because department heads have been unwilling to work with the House and Senate leadership trying to prioritize state programs. Instead, House Speaker Catherine Hanaway said department heads have only been willing to discuss the governor's budget plan, which relies on almost $700 million in new taxes.
3/12/2003 - House Budget Plan Would Ax Spending, Force Departments to Choose Cuts:
This is a result of House Speaker Catherine Hanaway and House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden deciding not to continue with the process of cutting Missouri's budget program by program.
3/07/2003 - Proposed Cuts Threaten 11 Largest Motor Vehicle Offices:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said Fischer was cutting her department in the wrong places.
3/04/2003 - Republicans seek to investigate DNR gag order:
"We want the committee to pursue information about the source of the memo and the scope of its distribution on an informal level," said House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County.
3/03/2003 - Holden responds to Republican allegations of 'gag order':
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, asked for the directive last week after a Department of Natural Resources memo surfaced that warned state employees they could be fired for talking with lawmakers about budget cut ideas.
2/3/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of February 3, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - House Speaker Catherine Hanaway and Senate President Pro Tem Peter Kinder announced their compromise plan to fix the shortfall in the current year's budget. The proposal calls on borrowing $100 million from tobacco settlement funds along with $250 million in postponed spending and other accounting changes. Hanaway calls the plan "the least worst of several bad alternatives."
2/27/2003 - State department employees threatened with termination: House Speaker considers subpoenas:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri's House Speaker said she is considering subpoening administration officials to investigate possible threats to fire state department employees for discussing budget ideas with legislators.House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R- St. Louis County, along with other Republican House leaders charged Thursday that gag orders have been issued to keep state workers from offering ways to cut the state's budget.
2/26/2003 - Low income children would lose health insurance coverage program. :
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, said the measure was necessary because of the budget shortfall.
2/24/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of February 24, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R- St. Louis County, said Thursday she is considering subpoening state officials to investigate who threatened state department employees with their jobs if they discussed budget ideas with legislators.
2/17/2003 - Bearden's Leadership To Be Tested On Budget:
He's also a details man who's comfortable discussing even small provisions of the state's budget that consumes hundreds of pages. When House Speaker Catherine Hanaway meets the press to discuss the budget, Bearden sits next to her to field technical questions.
2/10/2003 - Holden accepts part of Republican budget plan:
House speaker Catherine Hanaway says if all the tobacco money is used this year, there would be nothing to fill next year's budget shortfall. From the state capital, I'm Elizabeth Gill.
2/04/2003 - Republicans offer alternative to tobacco bonds:
Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, and Senate President Pro Tem Peter Kinder, R-Cape Girardeau, announced a plan that includes $100 million in tobacco money plus $112 million in cuts to balance this year's budget.
1/6/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of January 6, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - History was made on the opening day of Missouri's 2003 legislative session when St. Louis County Republican Catherine Hanaway was elected as the first woman speaker of Missouri's House in the state's history.
1/28/2003 - Holden: education will be cut if lawmakers do not cash tobacco bonds:
Speaker Catherine Hanaway, R-St. Louis County, also questioned the authority of the governor to cut funding from local schools.
1/24/2003 - Legislative Leaders:
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway
1/23/2003 - New leadership takes control of Mo. legislature with "enthusiasm, energy and excitement" :
House Speaker Catherine Hanaway, 39, Speaker Pro Tem Rod Jetton, 35, and Majority Floor Leader Jason Crowell, 30, are the three top and the three youngest members of the leadership. Of the seven top leaders in the House and Senate, all are less than 55 years old.
1/13/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of January 13, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - History was made on the opening day of Missouri's 2003 legislative session when St. Louis County Republican Catherine Hanaway was elected as the first woman speaker of Missouri's House in the state's history.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of December 22, 2003:
Speaker of the House Catherine Hanaway in race for secretary of state (12/16/03)
- Missouri Government News for the Week of December 15, 2003:
. Speaker of the House Catherine Hanaway in race for Secretary of State (12/16/03)
- Missouri Government News for Month of June 2003:
Holden has said he would settle for a tax increase that is smaller than the one he initially proposed. But House speaker Catherine Hanaway says it would still be the largest in the state's history.
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