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10/20/1999 - Missouri Women Lawmakers React to Doles Announcement:
Although Dole's decision to abandon her campaign may be viewed as a measuring stick of women in politics, Rep. Marsha Campbell, D-Kansas City, says the overall outlook for women has improved.
3/10/1999 - Committee passes bill for UM under sunshine:
"This bill is probably dead," said co-sponsor Marsha Campbell, D-Kansas City. "I'm happy it passed out of committee, but because it is so far down on the calender, it is probably a moot point."
2/16/1999 - Lawmaker wants to keep bondsmen in check:
For three years, Kansas City Democratic Representative Marsha Campbell has pushed bills that would require bail bondsmen be licensed.
2/15/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Feb. 15, 1999:
Kansas City Democratic Rep. Marsha Campbell wants the state to keep a closer eye on the bail bondsmen who chase down fugitives.
2/10/1999 - UM-system budget sparks debate:
A bill, sponsored by Representatives Marsha Campbell and Gracia Backer would allow Missouri lawmakers to approve the budget of each UM school, depending on their individual needs. If each school's budget is appropriated separately, Campbell and Backer say the General Assembly would have greater accountability as well as pay closer attention to the needs of each campus.
2/10/1999 - Including UM under sunshine laws:
Two Kansas City Democrats, Rep. Tim Van Zandt and Rep. Marsha Campbell, have proposed legislation that would end this battle. The bill would specifically include the University of Missouri system under the sunshine law.
2/10/1999 - Bill could separate campuses:
Bill sponsor Marsha Campbell, D-Kansas City, said the bill would help the institutions to receive more funding, especially for capital improvements.
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