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11/4/1997 - Profile of state prisoners shows more non-violent commitments:
Senate Republican leader Steve Ehlmann of St. Charles says that non-violent crime rates have decreased because of prison sentencing.
11/24/1997 - Missouri Government News for Week of Nov. 24, 1997:
The challenge was filed by Senate GOP leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles.
11/20/1997 - Senate leader wants "blight" conditions redefined:
St. Charles senator, Steve Ehlmann, said he would love to sponsor legislation changing how Missouri defines "blighted" conditions.
11/17/1997 - Missouri Government News for Week of Nov. 17, 1997:
St. Charles senator Steve Ehlmann wants to make it harder for businesses in wealthy areas to get tax subsidies.
9/11/1997 - Sims' position secure:
Although Republicans grumble over the narrow over-ride defeat, Steve Ehlmann says Senator Betty Sims' position as Minority Whip will not change.
9/11/1997 - Carnahan's partial-birth abortion call is called too specific:
Senate Minority Leader Steve Ehlmann from St. Charles says since Carnahan's call is so narrowed it's like he is sending a bill to the legislature and then asking them to vote on it.
5/16/1997 - Welfare reforms wait until next year:
Senate majority leader and St Charles senator Steve Ehlmann saw this as an opportunity for Missouri to lead in the country's welfare reform.
5/16/1997 - Car Inspections won't be repealed this year.:
Minority floor leader Steve Ehlmann appealed to freshman senator Sam Graves to not filibuster on a bill that would outlaw riding in the backs of trucks and also mandate that pick-ups have seatbelts.
4/23/1997 - House passes takeover of office space:
Senate Minority leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St.Charles, said he understood the resolution is to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
4/21/1997 - Senate Stalls On Desegregation Money Vote:
St. Louis County Senator Steve Ehlmann says it's not just city schools that deserve the money.
3/19/1997 - Missouri Senate starts debate on welfare reform:
Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, had expressed concern that the bill created a new entitlement program.
3/04/1997 - Senators still trying to draft bipartisan welfare reform:
Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, the welfare bill's sponsor, said he plans on working during next week's recess to draft a substitute bill agreeable to Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles.
2/11/1997 - Tax dollars could pay for levee repair:
Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann proposed a bill that would use revenue from the parks and soils sales tax for levee repair.
2/06/1997 - Go Slow on Welfare:
"We need to push forward," said Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann. "We are in a system that does nothing but make you dependent. We needed to do something yesterday."
2/03/1997 - Gov. Carnahan proposes two new prisons:
"I think this was somewhere in between a Republican and Democratic speech," said Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles. "There will be some disagreement in the details, but I think generally you will not see a lot of criticism."
1/30/1997 - Air Rules Protested:
"Middle class people don't care too much if prices go up, but the blue collar person gets hurt", said Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles County. "We have to weigh costs against alleged benefits."
1/22/1997 - New Prisons Proposed:
"I think this was somewhere in between a Republican and Democratic speech," said Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles. "There will be some disagreement in the details, but I think generally you will not see a lot of criticism."
1/22/1997 - More Prisons Proposed:
The consequences are starting to cause some state officials to look for some alternatives -- including the Senate Republican Leader, Steve Ehlmann:
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