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11/15/2001 - Election reforms discussed in Senate committee:
Election reform looks to be an important issue in the next legislative session. An interim committee on election reform met to hear testimony form Missourians.Fradulent voting and early voting may be hot topics according to chairwoman, Senator Anita Yeckel.
11/15/2001 - Ball Rolling on Campaign Finance, Election Reform:
"People want it to roll," said Sen. Anita Yeckel, chairman of the interim committee, "but it will not be an easy legislative session."
10/22/2001 - State water wells contamidated with chemical linked to cancer:
Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis County, was a member of the committee opposing the implementation of the law in 1999. Yeckel says air quality in St. Louis was not bad to begin with and the law is not a "major fix" because there are other factors besides burning fuel that contribute to air pollution. Yeckel's main opposition to the program, however, is the MTBE component in the reformulated gasoline.
10/19/2001 - Cancer-causing substance spreading throughout Missouri's waters:
Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis County, was a member of the committee opposing the implementation of the law in 1999. Yeckel says air quality in St. Louis was not bad to begin with and the law is not a "major fix" because there are other factors besides burning fuel that contribute to air pollution. Yeckel's main opposition to the program, however, is the MTBE component in the reformulated gasoline.
9/12/2001 - State Capitol - the first morning after the tragedy.:
Senator Anita Yeckel says the US has to punish those responsible for Tuesday's tragedy.
5/14/2001 - Legislature works to finalize prescription drug, redistricting plans:
"The small loan companies were refusing to make loans this small," Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis, said.
5/14/2001 - The Missouri Senate passes a bill reducing price gauging by payday lenders:
The bill limits the fees small loan lenders can charge customers. St. Louis Senator Anita Yeckel says the bill is aimed at protecting borrowers.
4/4/2001 - School Bond Issues Are Getting Closer To The Ballot :
But, Republican Senator Anita Yeckel says going through nonprofit organizations has some setbacks.
4/30/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 30, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis, says she supports a plan to allow betting on simulcasted horse races, but it is not likely to come under consideration in the Senate this session. The bill remains in a Senate committee.
4/30/2001 - A St. Louis Senator says odds are slim for simulcasted horse race betting this year:
Sen. Anita Yeckel says there's probably not enough time to hear a bill to allow simulcast horse races in the Senate this year.
4/10/2001 - The Missouri Senate gives first round approval on a bill to crack down on meth producers :
Senator Anita Yeckel, sponsored an amendment to make it illegal to buy more than three packages of cold medicines containing (sudo-uh-fedrine).
4/10/2001 - Meth producers find no friends in Senate:
Missouri's production of meth, a foul-smelling cocktail of lethal gases and the active ingredient in cough medicine, still ranks second in the nation, said Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis County.
3/14/2001 - One lawmaker wants to limit cold medication use to curb methamphetamine production:
St. Louis Sentor Anita Yeckel is proposing a bill in the Missouri Senate, limiting the amount of over-the-counter cold medication sold, to three packets per time. Cold medication is targeted because it contains ephederine, a key ingredient in methamphetamine production. Nancy Bukar with the Consumer Health Care Products Association says this bill would help curb meth production.
3/14/2001 - Lawmakers plan to limit Sudafed sales in an effort to limit meth production:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri residents would be able to buy only three packs of cold medicine like Sudafed at a time, if Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis County, has her way. Yeckel's bill, an attempt to slow methamphetimine production in Missouri, reviewed by the Senate Crime Committee Wednesday.
3/12/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 12, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Anita Yeckel, R-St. Louis County, introduced legislation designed to stop the mass production of methemphitmine in Missouri. The bill limits the amount of cold medicine that may be purchased at one time.
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