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9/14/1995 - Abortion Compromise Offered:
"I think many of the objections of the governor can easily be resolved," said Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County.
9/12/1995 - History of Veto Sessions:
For months there was speculation that Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, would try to override Carnahan's veto on a bill that would require women to consult case managers before getting an abortion.
9/09/1995 - Abortion Fight Abandoned:
But the bill's sponsor, Sen. John Schneider, said Friday that he would not bring up the proposal during the veto session. Instead, the St. Louis County Democrat said he'll reintroduce the proposal at next year's session that begins in January.
9/06/1995 - Abortion Focus of Veto Session:
"It all depends on how you interpret the Constitution," said Louis DeFeo, the lobbyist for the Missouri Catholic Conference who works closely with the bill's sponsor, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County.
5/08/1995 - Governor Wins Veto Override Test:
That prompted the bill's sponsor, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, to offer motion after motion to change the journal. All his motions were defeated.
5/04/1995 - Abortion Bill Vetoed:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, said the hectic last days of the session aren't an ideal time to vote on whether to override a veto.
5/02/1995 - Abortion Restrictions Pass:
But the bill's sponsor, Sen. John Schneider, said the bill was written out of concern for women _ not to coerce them.
4/06/1995 - Anti-abortion Bill Clears Senate:
The Senate overwhelmingly passed the legislation sponsored by Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, that critics warn could shutdown abortion facilities in the state. See rollcall vote.
3/02/1995 - HMO Regulation Rejected:
"I was concerned that the language as it was written would have prohibited them from having a contract for a certain term of years," said the amendment's author, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County.
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