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4/26/2000 - Renaming highway after Derrick Thomas called innapropriate:
Sen. Mary Bland, D-Kansas City, had sponsored the proposal in honor of the line backer killed in an auto crash last January.
4/12/2000 - Legislating Morality?:
St. Louis Senator Mary Bland says this is legislating morality and would add more to the load of already overworked teachers.
3/15/2000 - Needle bill discussed in committee:
Senator Mary Bland of Kansas City sponsors the bill.
3/15/2000 - The Equal Rights Amendment bill in the Senate is Changing Committees:
St. Louis Senator Mary Bland is the sponsor of the Equal Rights bill. She has cancelled the last two committee meetings, and says the bill wouldn't have made it out of committee.
3/13/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 13, 2000:
JEFFERSON CITY - The bill, sponsored by Sen. Mary Bland, would allow the Missouri Health Department to provide free needles to IV drug users.
2/23/2000 - ERA supporters, opponents speak out:
Sen. Mary Bland, D-Kansas City, and Rep. Deleta Williams, D-Warrensburg, have proposed legislation to ratify the ERA -- years after the deadline for ratification set by Congress.
2/22/2000 - Senate Passes a Bill Encouraging Businesses to Warn Pregnant Mothers:
The bill's sponsor, Kansas City Senator Mary Bland removed the penalty provision from the bill.
2/2/2000 - Senate Committee Passes .08 Legislation :
Kansas City Senator Mary Bland also voted against the bill. From the state capitol, I'm Francine Krantz.
1/31/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Jan. 31, 2000:
The bill, which makes drivers with .08 blood alcohol levels guilty of a misdemeanor crime, was opposed by Sen. Betty Sims, R-St. Louis County, and Mary Bland, D-Kansas City.

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