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5/7/1996 - Senate Cracks Down On Animal Abuse:
Animal abuse will no longer be tolerated in a bill passed by the Senate. Previous law required both the mutilation and torture of animals in order for a person to be convicted of abuse. However, St. Louis Senator John Scott says this led to some problems.
5/14/1996 - Killer Roosters:
Sen. John Scott, D-St. Louis, offered an amendment that would have made it a felony to hold cockfights or even to own gamecocks.
5/14/1996 - Cockfighting Amendment Takes Attention From Abortion:
St. Louis City Senator John Scott has tried for several years to make raising gamecocks in Missouri illegal, and this year he tried once again.
5/14/1996 - Missouri Senate Fights Cockfighting Bill to Its Death:
St. Louis City Senator John Scott tried to make it illegal to raise gamecocks in Missouri.
5/08/1996 - Same-Sex Marriage Ban Approved:
The bill easily won the approval of senators, who clearly stood against homosexuality. When it came time for Sen. John Scott, D-St. Louis, to vote, he squealed in a high-pitched effeminate voice, prompting the Senate to burst into laughter.
2/13/1996 - HMO Regulation:
"If you think of the patient who's on one of these health care plans," said bill sponsor Sen. John Scott, D.-St. Louis. "And then the doctor is frozen out of the plan, then the patient no longer has access to the doctor he has faith in."
1/17/1996 - No Health Insurance Plan from Governor:
Once again, St. Louis City Senator John Scott has proposed a bill that would impose much tougher state regulation over health maintenance organizations.
1/04/1996 - Issues of the 1996 Legislative Session:
While Pres. Bill Clinton may have decided to give up on health care regulation - not so Missouri Sen. John Scott, D-St. Louis.

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