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11/29/2005 - Gov. Blunt calls for April Special Election to fill Vacant Senate seat:
Governor Matt Blunt did not add the open senate seat left by Jon Dolan to the special election on February 7th.
10/31/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of October 31, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - Senator Jon Dolan R-Lake St. Louis, is poised to resign to take a position with the Missouri Healthcare Association.
10/31/2005 - Dolan may become Ex. Director of the Missouri Health Care Association:
The head of the Senate Transportation Committee, Jon Dolan is considering leaving his senate seat to take a job with the Missouri Health Care Association. Jonathan Levin has more from the state Capitol.
5/14/2005 - Unresolved abortion disputes highlights divide in Republican majority:
Nonetheless, Sen. Jon Dolan, R-St. Charles, who had pushed for the removal of loss limits and an increase to gross receipts taxes on gambling -- two of the issues most certain to generate a conflict with the most socially conservative Republicans -- said the Republicans had landed historic successes.
4/27/2005 - Seat belt bill encourages Missouri drivers to buckle up:
While critics say the law would be a threat to civil liberties, by giving police officers too much power, the bill's sponsor, Sen. Jon Dolan, R-St. Charles, said that it was about reducing deaths and serious injuries.
4/27/2005 - Senate Democrats urge a Break for Middle Class:
Republican Senator Jon Dolan of St. Charles says that the proposed budget contains a set of hard choices, which are needed to balance the budget.
4/25/2005 - Senate to Begin work on Budget:
However, when it comes to the budget, Republican Senator Jon Dolan of St. Charles says there's little disagreement.
4/19/2005 - Missouri lawmakers excited about new pope:
St. Louis Senator Jon Dolan says he's happy the chuch has chosen a strong leader like pope John Paul II.
4/18/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of April 18, 2005:
St. Louis Senator Jon Dolan says it's a joyous day for Catholics and non-Catholics around the world.
2/2/2005 - Medicaid cuts anger NAACP members:
Republican Senator Jon Dolan responded that the medicade cuts in no way target the African American Community, and if given a chance the Governor's policy will reform medicade. From the state capitol, I'm Dan Frumson
2/15/2005 - Dozens flood Senate hearing in support of tougher seat belt laws:
At a hearing, suburban St. Louis Senator Jon Dolan told senators why they should support his bill to change Missouri's seat belt laws. The bill would allow police to ticket anyone not wearing a seat belt. Right now, motorists can only be ticketed after being stopped for another violation.
2/14/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of February 14, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - Suburban St. Louis Sen. Jon Dolan is sponsoring a bill to change Missouri's seat belt laws. The change would mean that police could ticket motorists solely for not wearing their seat belts. Right now, drivers can only be ticketed if stopped for another violation.
2/1/2005 - Fast lane bill would keep trucks to the right:
State Senate Transportation Committee Chairman Jon Dolan says he wants semis out of the left lane.
1/31/2005 - Republicans seek to enshire Reagan:
"We grew up with Ronald Reagan lunch boxes," said Sen. Jon Dolan (R-St. Charles County). "I think that the Alex P. Keaton in me worships and understands the greatness that is Reagan."
1/31/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of January 31, 2005:
The Missouri Highway Patrol says it is in support of the bill. The bill's sponsor, Sen. Jon Dolan, R-St. Charles, says it would make Missouri roads safer and make travel more efficient.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 28, 2005:
The seat was left behind when Rep. Senator Jon Dolan accepted a job with the nursing home industry.Get the radio stories.
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