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Stories by Kimberly Lohman include:

• 2/ 8/1997: TV Story - Rural and urban legislators are battling over pickups.

  Stories by Kimberly Lohman include:

  • 12/10/1996: Radio Story - An AIDS advocate says the Department could help double the number of HIV-infected people.
  • 12/10/1996: Radio Story - An AIDS advocate says the Department is holding back funding to help HIV-infected patients.
  • 11/19/1996: Radio Story - Directors of Health and Labor announced their resignations at the same time.
  • 11/19/1996: Radio Story - Head of the Missouri Health Department resigns.
  • 10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Opposing sides approve a court decision to keep ballot language showing the cost of a minimum wage increase to the state.
  • 9/20/1996: Radio Story - A county court overruled Sec. of State Cook's decision to bar term limits language on the state ballot.
  • 9/17/1996: Radio Story - On the day Elizabeth Dole arrived in Columbia, a fire bomb exploded outside the city's GOP headquarters.
  • 9/13/1996: Radio Story - Clinton campaigning for Democratics seeking Missouri Congressional seats.
  • 5/ 8/1996: Senators relied on Judeo-Christian arguments to deny homosexuals the right to marry.
  • 5/ 8/1996: Senators voted to to prohibit same-sex marriages.
  • 5/ 7/1996: A Democratic candidate for governor says a second Carnahan term violates the state constitution.
  • 5/ 7/1996: There is precedent to two interpretations of the state constitution regarding term limits for governors.
  • 5/ 7/1996: A Democratic attorney says the constitution allows Carnahan to run again.
  • 5/ 7/1996: A constitutional challenge to Carnahan's re-election bid is not being taken seriously by Democrats or Republicans.
  • 5/ 1/1996: The long battle over telecommunications is over, and the governor is expected to sign a telecom bill.
  • 5/ 1/1996: Governor gets bill to assure hospital stay coverage for women after they deliver.
  • 5/ 1/1996: The governor says he will veto legislation to restrict abortion.
  • 5/ 1/1996: The governor says he is opposed to an attempt to add caregivers to Tel-Link.
  • 4/24/1996: Senate's anti-abortion leader suggests compromise.
  • 4/23/1996: The Senate has voted to form a council that would have final approval over the St. Louis special school district budget.
  • 4/23/1996: The Senate approved a bill to dissolve the St. Louis special school district's school board.
  • 4/16/1996: Welfare activists support a sales tax cut for food (radio story with digital audio).
  • 4/16/1996: The GOP blame Democrats for stalling on tax-cut legislation (radio story with digital audio).
  • 4/ 9/1996: Members of the House and Senate can't agree on a tax cut for Missourians.
  • 3/27/1996: Opponents to a bill to make English the official language say it is anti-immigrant.
  • 3/27/1996: Tongue-in-cheek responses highlight House debate on bill to make English Missouri's official language.
  • 3/20/1996: The Health Department's Tel-Link program is praised by all sides of the abortion debate.
  • 3/ 6/1996: Mo. Democrats happy with Dole's primary victories.
  • 2/14/1996: Subcommittee fails to find compromise on abortion.
  • 2/13/1996: Senate puts aside lobby-gift ban.
  • 2/ 6/1996: Docs rally to demand HMO regulation.
  • 1/23/1996: House speaker to promote computer connections to House.
  • 1/23/1996: New House speaker endorses governor's legislative program.

  Stories by Kimberly Lohman include:

  Stories by Kimberly Lohman include:

  • 2/ 8/1997: TV Story - Rural and urban legislators are battling over pickups.

    Stories by Kimberly Lohman include:

    • 12/10/1996: Radio Story - An AIDS advocate says the Department could help double the number of HIV-infected people.
    • 12/10/1996: Radio Story - An AIDS advocate says the Department is holding back funding to help HIV-infected patients.
    • 11/19/1996: Radio Story - Directors of Health and Labor announced their resignations at the same time.
    • 11/19/1996: Radio Story - Head of the Missouri Health Department resigns.
    • 10/ 4/1996: Radio Story - Opposing sides approve a court decision to keep ballot language showing the cost of a minimum wage increase to the state.
    • 9/20/1996: Radio Story - A county court overruled Sec. of State Cook's decision to bar term limits language on the state ballot.
    • 9/17/1996: Radio Story - On the day Elizabeth Dole arrived in Columbia, a fire bomb exploded outside the city's GOP headquarters.
    • 9/13/1996: Radio Story - Clinton campaigning for Democratics seeking Missouri Congressional seats.
    • 5/ 8/1996: Senators relied on Judeo-Christian arguments to deny homosexuals the right to marry.
    • 5/ 8/1996: Senators voted to to prohibit same-sex marriages.
    • 5/ 7/1996: A Democratic candidate for governor says a second Carnahan term violates the state constitution.
    • 5/ 7/1996: There is precedent to two interpretations of the state constitution regarding term limits for governors.
    • 5/ 7/1996: A Democratic attorney says the constitution allows Carnahan to run again.
    • 5/ 7/1996: A constitutional challenge to Carnahan's re-election bid is not being taken seriously by Democrats or Republicans.
    • 5/ 1/1996: The long battle over telecommunications is over, and the governor is expected to sign a telecom bill.
    • 5/ 1/1996: Governor gets bill to assure hospital stay coverage for women after they deliver.
    • 5/ 1/1996: The governor says he will veto legislation to restrict abortion.
    • 5/ 1/1996: The governor says he is opposed to an attempt to add caregivers to Tel-Link.
    • 4/24/1996: Senate's anti-abortion leader suggests compromise.
    • 4/23/1996: The Senate has voted to form a council that would have final approval over the St. Louis special school district budget.
    • 4/23/1996: The Senate approved a bill to dissolve the St. Louis special school district's school board.
    • 4/16/1996: Welfare activists support a sales tax cut for food (radio story with digital audio).
    • 4/16/1996: The GOP blame Democrats for stalling on tax-cut legislation (radio story with digital audio).
    • 4/ 9/1996: Members of the House and Senate can't agree on a tax cut for Missourians.
    • 3/27/1996: Opponents to a bill to make English the official language say it is anti-immigrant.
    • 3/27/1996: Tongue-in-cheek responses highlight House debate on bill to make English Missouri's official language.
    • 3/20/1996: The Health Department's Tel-Link program is praised by all sides of the abortion debate.
    • 3/ 6/1996: Mo. Democrats happy with Dole's primary victories.
    • 2/14/1996: Subcommittee fails to find compromise on abortion.
    • 2/13/1996: Senate puts aside lobby-gift ban.
    • 2/ 6/1996: Docs rally to demand HMO regulation.
    • 1/23/1996: House speaker to promote computer connections to House.
    • 1/23/1996: New House speaker endorses governor's legislative program.

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