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11/8/2006 - Two socially conservative Democrats elected to Missouri Senate:
Over in the House of Representatives, Speaker Rod Jetton said he noticed Democrats spouting a more conservative theme. "I don't know if their party's changed, obviously their platform is still the same: they are pro-choice, anti-gun, pro-gay marriage-on the platform,"  Jetton, R-Bollinger, said. "But I am seeing, particularly out state where I live, every Democrat that ran, pretty much, was pro-life, pro-gun, and anti-gay marriage, they were R7epublicans r..
8/28/2006 - Crticism surfaces on governor's MOHELA plan:
But Speaker of the House, Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, said that legal concern would be addressed by using the Missouri Development Finance Board as a conduit for the money from the board to the schools.
8/28/2006 - New MOHELA sales plan announced:
But Speaker of the House, Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, said that legal concern would be addressed by using the Missouri Development Finance Board as a conduit for the money from the board to the schools.
8/28/2006 - Blunt's new proposal meets opposition:
House Speaker Rod Jetton says this move eliminates any issues about the legality of selling college loans.
8/28/2006 - Questions about Blunt's revised MOHELA plan:
Republican House Speaker Rod Jetton says that by adding this extra step, Blunt is avoiding questions of legality, passing money from one non-for-profit entity to another, and then on to the schools. 
8/28/2006 - Governor unveils new MOHELA plan:
House Speaker Rod Jetton says this move eliminates any issues about the legality of selling college loans.
5/13/2006 - Rifts emerged among Republican leadership on final day of session:
House Speaker, Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, also expressed disapproval of Blunt's latest plan in an earlier press conference.
4/27/2006 - A tooth infection briefly replaced a Columbia lawmaker on Tuesday :
Robb's absence caused House Speaker Rod Jetton to temporarily remove Robb from the conference committee.
4/27/2006 - Tuition and state assistance caps to higher education remain as session nears end:
House Speaker Rod Jetton said he agreed that the appropriations and scholarship bills are intimately linked. He talked about the differing priorities among the House, Senate and Governor for how the state should spend the $450 million expected from the sale of student loans by the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority.
4/13/2006 - Lobbyist issues at center of several recent news stories:
Sen. Jason Crowell, R-Cape Girardeau, paid a political consulting firm operated by Rep. Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, $33,000 for work on political campaigns, according to the reports.
4/13/2006 - Suspicion, but few details, emerge from Star article:
"I'm not aware of anybody in House, any members, any staff or anybody that's had any conversation on anything like that," said House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill.
4/10/2006 - Special Committee will look into illegal immigration in Missouri:
Missouri House Speaker Rod Jetton announced the formation of a committee to deal with growing illegal immigration in the state.
3/8/2006 - Jetton denies allegations of wrongdoing:
That's how Speaker Rod Jetton describes an article the Kansas City Star printed last weekend.
3/6/2006 - Campaign donations or access donations?:
Questions are being raised, and eyebrows as well, after the adult entertainment industry donated a large sum of money to a political action committee with close ties to House Speaker Rod Jetton.
3/14/2006 - House committee hears both sides of eminent domain debate:
McLaren was one of many interested parties who packed themselves into a hearing room to testify on a bill sponsored by Steve Hobbs, R-Mexico and co-sponsored by House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, that would reform the state's eminent domain regulations.
2/8/2006 - Lawmakers react to surprising victory of out of Southwest Missouri:
Speaker of the House Rod Jetton says he sees victory through a loss.
2/13/2006 - Ticke to Work program reintroduced:
"Those in sheltered workshops deserve the opportunity to experience the dignity and self-respect that comes from hard work without losing access to needed, sometimes very expensive healthcare," said Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill.
2/13/2006 - Ticket to Work program reintroduced:
"Those in sheltered workshops deserve the opportunity to experience the dignity and self-respect that comes from hard work without losing access to needed, sometimes very expensive healthcare," said Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill.
2/09/2006 - House Republicans announce plan to divvy up funds from MOHELA sale :
"With the higher costs of tuition, this is more important than it's ever been," said House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill. "So we have a very significant part of our program to be providing scholarships to students so they can get to school."
2/02/2006 - Senators spar over MOHELA sale:
He charged that Shields placed a "partisan tone" on the debate when key Republican leaders, including state treasurer Sarah Steelman and House Speaker Rod Jetton, expressed concerns about the MOHELA sale.
1/31/2006 - Loan Sale Approved:
"I am pleased that this new plan addresses the questions and concerns that I and others have voiced regarding the ability of Missouri's students to continue to receive low interest loans, loan forgiveness and other targeted incentives," House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, said in a prepared statement.
1/31/2006 - MOHELA to sell half to fund Governor's plan:
A fellow Republican, House Speaker Rod Jetton, expressed concern that Missouri students could still pay the price with higher interest rates on their loans.
1/31/2006 - Amid scandal in D.C., legislators consider lobbying reform :
Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, said he's going to bring up two bills that passed the House last year but didn't make it into law during this legislative session.
1/19/2006 - Robb selected as vice chairman of budget committee:
Robb, who is a former teacher and researcher at the University of Missouri-Columbia, said he is honored that he was chosen for the position by Missouri House Speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill. He said he's engaged in lengthy discussions with Icet on how to change the budget process.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 10,~~ 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - House Speaker Rod Jetton says immigration reform is critical for Missouri.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 13, 2006:
The bill is sponsored by Rep. Steve Hobbs, R-Mexico and co-sponsored by House Speaker Rod Jetton.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 6, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Speaker Rod Jetton says the Kansas City Star article is "totally false and misleading."
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 27, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - The Kansas City Star reported over the weekend that strip clubs donated $35,000 to a fundraising committee with close ties to House Speaker Rod Jetton.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 16, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - House speaker Rod Jetton, R-Marble Hill, tapped Ed Robb, R-Columbia, to be vice chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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