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12/13/2001 - Republicans Happy With Redistricting:
As of now, three of those districts would be contained wholly in Boone County -- the 23rd, 24th and 25th districts now held by Democrats Tim Harlan, Chuck Graham and Vicky Riback-Wilson. Two other districts would pick up portions of northern Boone County.
9/3/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of September 3, 2001:
. Rep. Chuck Graham to run for House Majority Leader (09/04/01)
9/12/2001 - Legislators are comfortable to give up some freedoms in sake of safety.:
Representative Chuck Graham says, the state of Missouri has to put more emphasis on security, including air travel.
9/04/2001 - Graham to run for House Majority Leader:
JEFFERSON CITY - Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, made an early announcement Tuesday that he will run for Majority Floor Leader for the state House for the 2003-2004 legislative session.
5/18/2001 - House Democrats blame the Senate for the bitterness between parties.:
Representative Chuck Graham of Columbia says its the Senate republicans who refused to compromise.
5/16/2001 - The Senate passes the MU arena; Holden doesn't sound enthusiastic:
But the House sponsor, Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said the legislature still will have an opportunity to vote on the bonds.
5/10/2001 - Some Lawmakers Say Statehouse Renovations Should Aid Disabled:
"Forty percent of the House offices are not accessible," Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said. "This puts half a million dollars into studying proposed solutions."
5/09/2001 - MU fans wait, as Sen. Kenney holds on to the proposed arena plan:
The bill's sponsor, Rep. Chuck Graham of Columbia, says that the measure is in the Senate's hands now.
5/08/2001 - House approves redistricting plan:
In a House debate that lasted about three hours, Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said he was happy that Ashland was not divided and that the entire county was back in the ninth district. But Republicans said they were upset with what they said was a highly partisan plan that incorpriates the compromise reached by Democratic Congressmen Dick Gephardt and Lacy Clay for dividing up the St. Louis area.
5/03/2001 - MU Arena-One Step Closer to Reality:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, presented the arena as a bargain for the state. Proponents have claimed the 29-year-old Hearnes Center is too small for basketball and is not conducive to television coverage.
5/01/2001 - House approves concealed weapons in vehicles:
"If I've got somebody in a truck in Ashland and they've got a 5-year-old kid with them in the passenger seat, I would much rather have them put that weapon in the glove box," said Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, who voted for the measure.
4/25/2001 - The Missouri House barely passes a resolution to fund an MU basketball arena:
"I think that people realize the value of the project," said sponsor Chuck Graham, D-Columbia,
4/24/2001 - Gov. Holden still wont endorse MU Arena, Cardinals Stadium Proposals:
But, after introducing a substitute to the arena bill Tuesday, Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said he was optimistic the bill would pass.
4/24/2001 - Bill regulates bartender responsibility:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, sponsored the proposal approved Wednesday by a Senate committee that requires that plaintiffs prove servers know "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the recipient was intoxicated. This most stringent of legal standards is usually reserved for criminal cases.
4/12/2001 - $35 Million MU Stadium Bond Proposed in Senate:
"This benefits us, not just culturally, but from an economic standpoint as well," Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, sponsor of a companion resolution in the House, said.
4/05/2001 - House passes Holden transportation plan:
After the vote, Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said he voted for the plan because transportation is a major concern of his constituents, and that in the end voters will decide whether taxes should be increased.
4/04/2001 - A proposed MU arena crosses another hurdle as it gets passed out of committee:
The resolution is sponsored by Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia. "This is a onetime offer and a bargain for us. If this passes, we will only pay for 45 percent of a building that the state owns."
4/02/2001 - MU lobbies the Missouri House for $35 million in bonds for a new basketball arena.:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, sponsored the resolution, saying that a new arena is necessary for MU to compete with other Big XII schools.
3/29/2001 - Redistricting causes a slow down in the House:
The sponsor of one of those consent bills is Democrat Chuck Graham. He agrees with Crump that things were slowed down.
3/13/2001 - Transportation funding big issue for lawmakers:
Today, the House Transportation Committee will debate what transporation bill to endorse, said Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, who sits on the committee.
3/13/2001 - Higher Education Funds Get Preliminary House Approval :
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said the money would go toward "mission enhancements" that improve staff and faculty conditions and help secure programs to draw federal investments.
3/08/2001 - Proposal to end ban on drinking by barowners, employees:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, interprets that regulation as meaning that owners like Pippen can never drink alcohol in their own establishment since they could be considered on duty at any time.
2/22/2001 - Holden halted in the house:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said the state of the current bill would threaten a $30 million life sciences center purposed in Columbia.
2/15/2001 - Committee approves half-million dollar increase for UM System over governor's recommendation:
The committee, chaired by Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, also approved funding the state's public colleges and universities at or above levels contained in Holden's budget proposal.
2/06/2001 - The State of the State is ambiguous:
Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, said there will be no legislative action on the river issue this session. The issue will remain in the hands of the attorney general and be settled at the federal level, Graham said.
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