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12/14/1999 - Lawmaker wants to add homosexuals to special protection group:
The Senate's GOP leader -- Sen. Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles County -- said he also was skeptical about the bill.
12/07/1999 - Senate proposal will let voters decide on tobacco settlement:
Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, St. Charles, said he's concerned that placing the money in a fund could prevent it from being refunded to the people even under a vote.
10/6/1999 - Governor unveils school safety plan:
Response to the governor's plan is mixed. St. Charles Republican Senator Steve Ehlmann says the state has already done a lot of work on the issue--in the Safe Schools Act, adopted five years ago. In Jefferson City, Lee McGuire, KMOX News.
10/18/1999 - Republicans accuse Carnahan government of not implementing Welfare Reform:
"That is typical of the Carnahan administration," said Missouri Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles. Ehlmann said the administration's actions were similar to its refusal to accept state legislative restrictions on family-planning funding.
9/30/1999 - The University of Missouri System will ask for $1 billion dollars:
Sen. Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, said if the court decides the money doesn't go back to the tax payers then the state legislature will decide how to spend the money.
9/2/1999 - Abortion Debate Criticized:
Some Republicans are criticial of Carnahan. Republican Senator Steve Ehlmann says the governor's planned meetinf with Defeo is a last-ditch effort.
9/14/1999 - Security measures seen as extreme:
Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, who supports an override of the bill, said as far as a special session goes, Carnahan holds a full deck.
5/14/1999 - Tax Cuts Compromise:
"I came in here and tried to get the number over 200 million," said Sen. Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, "and now it's going down."
4/15/1999 - Ethnic intimidation bill gets first-round Seante approval:
Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, said the whole issue is pretty clear to him.
4/13/1999 - Term limits up for debate again:
St. Louis County Republican senator Steve Ehlmann is speaking out against a legislative attempt to repeal term limits. Lee McGuire reports from Jefferson City.
4/12/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Apr. 12, 1999:
St. Louis County Republican Steve Ehlmann will speak out against that bill at a press conference Wednesday morning. He says term limits are a good way to purge the legislature of career politicians.
4/12/1999 - Statewide candidates may soon find their campaign dollars posted on the Web:
Senate Minority Leader Steve Ehlmann said the electronic-filing requirement could discourage inexperienced candidates from running.
3/29/1999 - The Missouri Senate rejects a GOP bill that would stop social promotion in schools.:
St. Charles Senate Republican Steve Ehlmann:
3/1/1999 - Lt. Governor will not run again:
St. Charles republican senator Steve Ehlmann says state government may indeed be becoming more partisan.
2/23/1999 - Sex in the Senate:
At this point, Sen. Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, rose to add another amendment - changing Jacob's "monogamous relationships" provision to "heterosexual monogamous relationships."
2/22/1999 - Highway department asks for more tax hikes:
But St. Charles Republican Senator Steve Ehlmann says he's not sure that's the way to go.
2/17/1999 - Dean of Senators Looks to Repeal Term Limits:
Senate Minority Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, argues that the people of Missouri have already spoken on this issue.
2/16/1999 - Partisan battling over tax cuts starts fast and furious:
Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann said OA's numbers have been wrong by about 100 percent every year for the past few years, and that should justify the $380 million. He said his party was willing to listen to more reasonable offers from the Democrats.
2/15/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Feb. 15, 1999:
Because the seat of Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann is up in 2000, Ehlmann's decision assures a change in the GOP leadership in the Senate in two years.
2/11/1999 - Press Release Fiasco Roils Capitol:
Senate Republican leader Steve Ehlmann, who was at the hearing, supports Mathewson's claim he didn't attempt to interfere with the recording.
2/03/1999 - Court throws out Planned Parenthood suit:
"A woman has a right to an abortion, but they certainly don't have the right to have the state pay for it," said Senate Republican leader Steve Ehlmann, St. Louis County.
1/28/1999 - Catholic lawmakers express mixed reaction to the governor's death sentence pardon issued at request of the Pope.:
Some of the harshest criticism came from Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann:
1/28/1999 - The Pope Saves a Killer's Life:
"I don't think the constitution envisions the governor simply ignoring the wishes of the jury and all the appeals court judges that have looked at the case," said Senate GOP Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles.
1/20/1999 - Carnahan proposes tax cuts:
"The governor and the Democrats may cut taxes because they have to, not because they feel they should," said Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, St. Charles.
1/20/1999 - Carnahan Outlines Spending Agenda:
Both Carnahan and Senate Republican leader Steve Ehlmann, St. Charles, agreed that Missouri's 15-year transportation plan has too little funding to be completed. Yet, neither Carnahan nor Republican leaders offered specific proposals on how to deal with the shortfall.
1/19/1999 - Democratic leaders propose a $155 million tax cut:
"I think it is time to go beyond the Hancock amendment refund and ask ourselves how big we want this government to be," said Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles County.
1/13/1999 - New Plan Proposed for Tobacco Money:
However, Senate Republican Leader Steve Ehlmann, R-St. Charles, and other GOP lawmakers argue the tobacco settlement funds are covered by the state's Hancock spending lid that would require the money be reimbursed to the taxpayers.
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