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4/17/2002 - House Rejects Corporal Punishment Ban:
Representative Tim Harlan rejected that.
4/10/2002 - Missouri House Debates Access to Consumer Complaints Against Nursing Homes:
"The nursing home industry is very powerful in Jefferson City," said Tim Harlan, D-Columbia. "Anytime there is an attempt to provide more protection for senior citizens or more accountability for the spending of public dollars, we know that there will be opposition from the nursing home industry."
4/03/2002 - The Missouri House Sent a Message to the University of Missouri Yesterday - Worth Nearly Three-Quarters of a Million Dollars.:
Reps. Vicky Riback Wilson, Chuck Graham and Tim Harlan, all Columbia Democrats, voted against the cut.
3/18/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 18, 2002:
JEFFERSON CITY - The Missouri House is scheduled to continue debate on a mental health parity bill, sponsored by Columbia representatives Vicky Riback Wilson and Tim Harlan.
3/18/2002 - Debate on Mental Health Parity Bill to Continue in House:
JEFFERSON CITY - The Missouri House is scheduled to continue debate today on a mental health parity bill sponsored by Columbia representatives Vicky Riback Wilson and Tim Harlan.
2/05/2002 - Local governments could earn more by pooling their funds:
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, who plans to push the bill through the House, said the bill gives governments another choice.
1/7/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of January 7, 2002:
JEFFERSON CITY - Columbia representatives Vicky Riback Wilson and Tim Harlan were set on Thursday to file a bill eradicating what they call the discrepancies between insurance policies for physical and mental problems.
1/28/2002 - Rapists could face life-long prosecution :
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, said he supported the bill. "I think it's a good idea," he said. "In view of the changes we've had in DNA evidence, I think these changes are appropriate."
1/17/2002 - States with term limits report varying experiences:
Beebe, for example, is running for Arkansas state attorney general. On Wednesday, Reps. Tim Harlan and Chuck Graham, both Columbia Democrats facing term limits during the next few years, announced they are planning to run for the same state Senate seat in 2004.
1/16/2002 - Columbia Reps. to run for same Senate seat:
Reps. Chuck Graham and Tim Harlan, both D-Columbia, said Wednesday that they plan to run for the same Senate seat in 2004, currently occupied by Ken Jacob. Graham has represented the area since 1997, so term limits will make 2004 his last possible year in the House. Harlan has represented the area since 1994, making this his last year in the House.
1/14/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of January 14, 2002:
JEFFERSON CITY - Columbia Reps. Tim Harlan and Chuck Graham, both Democrats, say they are planning to run for the state Senate in 2004.
1/10/2002 - Columbia legislators lobby for mental health insurance. :
Rep. Vicky Riback Wilson, D-Columbia, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee for Health and Mental Health, was set to file a mental-health parity bill Thursday. Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, is the primary co-sponsor of the bill.
1/09/2002 - Columbia legislators agreed Wednesday that education funding in the face of budget cuts is a main concern in the 2002 legislative session.:
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, said a main issue for Columbia will be the state budget and university funding. Rep. Vicky Riback Wilson, D- Columbia, voiced similar concerns. "It's tough," she said. "We'll do what we can to see that MU has what it needs, but it's not going to have it all."
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