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11/6/2006 - Bartle hits the trail on election night:
One of the hottest issues on the Missouri ballot is the stem cell initiative.  Its origin and future in the Missouri Senate hinges on one man, Senator Matt Bartle.
10/23/2006 - Registry Re-Vamped:
Senator Matt Bartle of Lee's Summit sposored a bill last spring to rework the list.
5/11/2006 - Sex offender legislation ready for governor's signature:
"This bill is a major step forward in modernizing and strengthening Missouri's sex offender laws, but the message remains - the primary responsibility remains in the hands of moms and dads and caretakers," said Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit. Bartle pointed to the fact that the majority of sex offenders know their victims.
5/1/2006 - Debate over MOHELA continues:
Jackson County Republican Matt Bartle says half of the MOHELA sale - nearly a quarter-billion dollars - should be set aside for future fiscal emergencies. Bartle says this reserve fund is in response to the growing costs of Medicaid.
5/03/2006 - Social Services gets a funding increase in budget:
Not every lawmaker was pleased with the increase, but for different reasons. Conservative Republican Matt Bartle, from Lee's Summitt, disagreed with the boost in revenue, claiming the state was spending too much on the program.
5/02/2006 - Senate approves House plan to spend MOHELA proceeds:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, suggested that spending the $432 million in one fell swoop could be fiscally reckless, citing a "grey foreboding" and "gut worry" he has about Missouri's fiscal prospects.
4/27/2006 - Tuition and state assistance caps to higher education remain as session nears end:
"I have a very fundamental concern about our ability to continue to finance programs like this that we put in place that cost 10 million this and 10 million next year," said Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit.
4/27/2006 - Senate passes first of two bills dealing with MOHELA:
Senator Matt Bartle of Lee's Summit was one of four who voted against it and argued that this move would take money away from other programs.
4/25/2006 - Senate passes bill requiring ethanol blended gasoline:
Opposition was led by the Senate's Judiciary Committee Chairman -- Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County -- who warned that because of the lower mileage ratings for ethanol, it would drive up costs for motorists.
3/7/2006 - Missouri Senators Debate and Perfect Sex Offender Bills:
Senate Republican Matt Bartle gives this example:
3/6/2006 - One Missouri lawmaker wants to give more money to stem cell research:
Republican Senator Matt Bartle is proposing a bill that would take money from the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement and put it into stem cell research. 75 percent of the money would fund projects involving non-embryonic sources. Bartle says the money will be put to good use.
3/30/2006 - Prosecutors warn legislators about tougher sex offender laws:
The Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, Matt Bartle, sponsored the bill with the provision that raises McCulloch's objections. Bartle, R-Lee's Summit disagreed with claims that his bill is unconstitutional, but said new laws are often challenged in court.
3/07/2006 - A package of sex offender proposals passed the first stage in the Senate:
Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Lee's Summit, brought forward the bill that combines many of the sex offender laws proposed by senators.
2/28/2006 - Complete coverage for exonorated Missourians:
Committee Chairman Senator Matt Bartle was almost speechless while trying to offer an apology.
2/21/2006 - Proposals to allow reporters to keep their sources secret were questioned by senators:
The committee chair, Sen. Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, said the wording of the bills needed to be clarified to ensure courts uniformly apply the proposed law.
1/31/2006 - New toll bridge proposed on Interstate 70 in St. Louis:
Republican Senator Matt Bartle, from the Kansas City area, expressed concerns regarding reliance on a possible foreign investing firm.
1/31/2006 - Toll Proposed for I-70:
Republican Senator Matt Bartle, from the Kansas City area, expressed concerns regarding reliance on a possible foreign investing firm.
1/31/2006 - Toll Bridge connecting Missouri and Illinois proposed:
Republican Senator Matt Bartle, from the Kansas City area, expressed concerns regarding reliance on a possible foreign investing firm.
1/30/2006 - Round-Table called for sex offender legislation:
In a rare move for the Missouri legislature, Senate Judiciary Chairman Matt Bartle has called for a round-table meeting to coordinate the legislator's efforts in regards to punishing sex offenders and protecting Missouri's children from sexual preditors.
1/24/2006 - Sex Caution Urged:
But the Senate Judiciary Chair Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, questioned whether some of the more than a dozen sex offender bills filed this session go too far.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of November 6, 2006:
Sen. Matt Bartle says if Missourians reject the proposal to create a constitutional right for stem cell research, he'll renew his legislative efforts to restrict stem cell research.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 30, 2006:
Sen. Matt Bartle says if Missourians reject the proposal to create a constitutional right for stem cell research, he'll renew his legislative efforts to restrict stem cell research.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 1, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Legislation sponsored largely by Senator Matt Bartle (R-Lee's Summit) was passed today in Missouri's senate.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 6, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Republican Senator Matt Bartle is proposing a bill that would take money from the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement and put it into stem cell research.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 23, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Senate Judiciary Chair Matt Bartle, R-Jackson County, questioned whether some of the more than a dozen sex offender bills filed this session go too far.
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