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12/09/1999 - Bill would alter assult statute:
"I think it is an issue that has been overlooked," said Co-Chair Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville. "This is the first major effort in my seven years that we (the legislature) are taking to address domestic violence."
9/22/1999 - Partial-birth abortion restraining order extended through March trial:
"We agreed to the six month time line in order to give us time to prepare our case," said the bill's sponsor, Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville. "We are excited that we will be given ample time to present our case."
9/17/1999 - Partial Birth Abortion Ban Becomes Law:
Representative Bill Luetkenhaus of the St Louis area sponsored the legislation that has now become law.
9/15/1999 - The House Anticipates Voting on the Partial-Birth Abortion Bill Today:
Representative Bill Luetkenhaus is scheduled to introduce House debate for an override to Governor Carnahan's veto of his bill that bans partial-birth abortion.
9/15/1999 - House defies Carnahan, approves partial-birth abortion ban:
"With 80 percent of support in both bodies--men and women, Democrats and Republicans--we have a good bill," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville. "So many issues have been twisted that we forget the children."
9/14/1999 - Security measures seen as extreme:
JEFFERSON CITY - Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville, accused Gov. Mel Carnahan and his allies Tuesday of unnecessarily calling for increased Capitol security as the legislative veto session gets underway today.
9/13/1999 - Special Session on Abortion Discussed:
Gov. Carnahan is "on the wrong side of this issue and is concerned about his election next year," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville, sponsor of the Infant Protection Act.
9/13/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Sept. 13, 1999:
Congressmen discuss hopes of voting to override Governor Carnahan's veto of the partial-birth abortion bill in the House as early as today. Representative Bill Luetkenhaus says he will bring a motion to end debate and vote on whether or not to override Carnahan's veto of the bill he introduced in May.
5/11/1999 - Lawmakers Act to Boost Benefits:
Some supporters made it clear they'd prefer the courts to reconsider Roe. "Trying to ban all 3 trimesters would be unconstitutional," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-St. Charles County, "but we don't know what the Court would do 30 years later."
5/04/1999 - Planned Parenthood May Lose Funds:
"We don't want direct - or indirect - funding of abortion," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-St. Charles County.
3/03/1999 - Partial Birth Abortion Ban Approved:
"A living infant deserves protection," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-St. Charles, sponsor of the "Infant Protection Act," as it is labeled in the bill. "An infant is a human being at the time it is being delivered."
2/10/1999 - Partial Birth Abortion Bill Gets New Name:
"It simply says you can't kill a baby while it's being born," said Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville, the bill's sponsor.
1/27/1999 - Sexual Offender List May Soon Be on Internet:
A bill that would publish registered sex offender's names, photographs, addresses and crime and physical description on the Department of Public Safety web page has been sponsored by Rep. Bill Luetkenhaus, D-Josephville. Other states, including Florida, California, and Virginia, have such programs.
1/26/1999 - Sex Offender List:
Bill Luetkenhaus, the sponsor of the bill, says it's simply a matter of convenience. This is Beejal Patel reporting from Jefferson City.
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