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12/07/2000 - Missouri lawmakers face $244 million uncertainty:
Kinder's rival for Senate Pro tem, Sen. Ed Quick, D-Liberty, disagreed with Kinder about the court decision. Quick said he thought the money in question did not fall under the Hancock Amendment because it was from a voter approved tax.
11/15/2000 - Missouri GOP questions legality of Maxwell appointment:
Nachtigal, said that there is still work to be done by the lieutenant governor's office this year. Sen. Ed Quick, D-Liberty, agreed.
11/14/2000 - GOP domination is Senate could be short-lived:
Sen. Ed Quick, D-Liberty, who leads the Senate Democrats, declined to comment on how the Democrats would approach next week's meeting.
10/17/2000 - Plane apparently carrying Carnahan goes down; Wilson ascends to acting governor:
Nachtigal was joined in the somber announcement by House Speaker Steve Gaw, Wilson, Senate President Pro Tem Ed Quick, State Auditor Claire McCaskill, Attorney General Jay Nixon and red-eyed members of the governor's staff.
8/21/2000 - No Volunteers to Quit:
The permutations are enormous, said Sen. Ed Quick, D-Liberty, the current pro tem.
5/3/2000 - Wimp Charges:
To illustrate just how slow the General Assembly has moved this session, Senate President Pro Temp Ed Quick that only 4 proposals have cleared both chambers compared to one hundred at this same time last year.
5/13/2000 - The legislative year came to end Friday:
But, looking back on the year, the Democratic leader of the Senate, Ed Quick, says he's worried about a trend towards partisan bickering interfering with law making.
4/5/2000 - The Senate gave first round approval to a bill to cut the size of the House of Representatives:
Senator leader, Ed Quick, is the sponsor of the bill and says fewer representatives would make the House more efficient.
3/9/2000 - Senate leader says time is right to reduce House membership:
Democratic Senator Ed Quick says now is the time for cuts in the House because term limits are about to change the membership anyway.
1/13/2000 - Legislature to consider lower BAC:
A similar bill was bottled up in committee and made it to the Senate too late for a vote last year. This year, it's supported by Senate President Pro Tem Ed Quick, who said the new limit has "as good or better opportunity than it ever had to pass Senate."
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