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12/10/2004 - State Legislatures Moving into Renovated Offices:
However, members also take into consideration physical limitations, Hughes said. For example, Senator-elect Chuck Graham, who uses a wheelchair, was given a third floor office close to the elevator and the Senate floor.
11/4/2004 - Senate Democrats select their leaders for the upcoming session:
Just two days after he was elected to the state Senate, newly elected assistant minority leader Chuck Graham of Columbia is already fielding questions about his predecessor, Senator Ken Jacob.
11/1/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of November 1, 2004:
Senate newcomer Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, will be the assistant floor leader.
11/05/2004 - House Democrats elect new floor leader:
Harris is the second Columbia Democrat elected to party office this week. On Thursday, newly elected state Senator Chuck Graham was selected as the Democrat's assistant floor leader in the Senate.
5/12/2004 - Knorr leads UM system lobbying efforts:
But Knorr, who said his job asks him to cross party lines regularly, said he would talk to anyone who would listen to higher education's needs. And, he said, a few weeks earlier he had been at a fundraiser for Chuck Graham -- who'se seeking the Democratic nomination for Columbia's state Senate seat.
4/13/2004 - Disabled Missourians rally outside the Capitol.:
Senator Joan Bray and disabled representative Chuck Graham also spoke in front of the crowd along with the Governonr.
4/1/2004 - World War II submarine veteran Herman Smith tells his story:
Columbia, MO Representative Chuck Graham is sponsoring a bill that would rename a 54-mile stretch of Interstate 70 as the U.S. Submarine Veterans' Memorial Highway. The 54 miles are meant to honor the 52 submarines lost in World War II and the two lost since then.
3/2/2004 - Tears shed light onto proposal to impletment more stringent safety standards on rock walls.:
Tears shed light onto Representative Chuck Graham's proposal to implement more stringent saftey standards on rock climing walls. Matt Johnson shares the emotional witness testimony.
3/2/2004 - Religious statement would be included in college diplomas:
Columbia representative Chuck Graham says the assembly has better things to be do.
3/15/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 15, 2004:
. Rep. Chuck Graham resigns from House Budget Committee (03/15/04)
3/15/2004 - Graham resigns from House Budget Committee:
JEFFERSON CITY - Columbia lost a vote on Missouri's House Budget Committee as Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, resigned from the committee on March 10.
2/26/2004 - Columbia legislators voice disappointment over Missouri Supreme Court's decision to allow Missourians to carry concealed guns:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, agreed, saying other counties would likely be coming forward and trying to opt out.
2/23/2004 - House committee reverses MAP funding decision:
Columbia Reps. Jeff Harris and Chuck Graham, both Democrats, defended their position that the money was only a technicality, and would not affect statewide MAP testing.
2/18/2004 - House appropriations amendment would cut funding for MAP tests:
Rep. Jeff Harris, D-Columbia, and Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, introduced an amendment to a House education appropriations bill that would move all state funding for the MAP tests to Missouri's state aid distribution formula.
2/17/2004 - Committee hears public testimony on insurance coverage for hearing aids to children:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia and a co-sponsor of the bill, said that it was critical because that's when they are forming their language skills, which is essential for their educational and developmental success.
2/16/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of February 16, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - Rep. Jeff Harris, D-Columbia, and Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, introduced an amendment to a House education appropriations bill that would move all state funding for the MAP tests to Missouri's state aid distribution formula. That would allow individual school districts the option of how -- or whether -- to finance the administratin of the exams.
1/12/2004 - Three Columbia-area legislators out after this year:
Chuckling about what he would try to do if could reprise his four terms in the House, Rep. Chuck Graham said: "I'd stay in the majority for my last year. I don't like being the minority very much."
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