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5/7/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 7, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Majority Floor Leader Sen. Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit, said today that transportation is dead and will not be brought up again for consideration on the Senate floor.
5/7/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 7, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Bill Kenney says that the MU arena bill will come up before the end of session.
5/18/2001 - Kinder defends the Senate Republicans from Holden's accusations:
The 500 million dollar transportation plan died Thursday in the Senate after Majority Floor leader Bill Kenney said he would not bring it up for a vote.
5/17/2001 - Transportation bill declared dead:
"Transportation is dead," Sen. Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit, said. "That bill will not pass."
5/17/2001 - Kenney says transportation won't pass this session:
Republican floor leader Bill Kenney said he will not bring up transportation in the Senate in the last two days of the legislative session.
5/10/2001 - MU Arena vs. Cardinals stadium plan:
Republican Senate floor leader Bill Kenney...
5/10/2001 - Legislature passes $19 billion budget:
"Clearly this is the toughest budget hammered out by the legislature in a decade," Sen. Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit said in a statement.
5/09/2001 - MU fans wait, as Sen. Kenney holds on to the proposed arena plan:
The simple answer is that the committee chair, Sen. Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit, has not yet submitted his report to the Senate. A committee chair must present his report to the Senate President before the issue can be taken up by the full chamber.
5/03/2001 - MU Arena-One Step Closer to Reality:
A vote on the Senate floor is the only obstacle remaining, which may be a leap with only two weeks left in session. Senate GOP Floor Leader Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit, controls what bills are considered, and his office says it is not yet on the schedule.
4/25/2001 - The Missouri House barely passes a resolution to fund an MU basketball arena:
Jacob says that with only three weeks left in this legislative session, the ball is in Sen. Bill Kenney's court, because as Republican floor leader, he controls the Senate agenda.
4/18/2001 - Holden's plan would give Mo. schools more money for character education:
Republican floor leader, Sen. Bill Kenney, R-Lee's Summit, agrees that "character development is obviously important in every segment of our society."
3/19/2001 - After a weekend of suspense, the Senate finally fires six employees.:
The Senate Administration Committee includes Republican Senators Peter Kinder, Bill Kenney and Marvin Singleton, along with Democratic Senators Ronnie DePasco and Ed Quick.
2/14/2001 - Missouri senators think that Squirrels have rights too:
Senate Floor Majority leader Bill Kenney joked that the bill was anti-hunting.
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