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5/9/1996 - Budget Stalled:
"The will of the House is that Planned Parenthood should not receive state funding," said Assistant Minority Floor Leader Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs.
5/14/1996 - Killer Roosters:
"It's election-year politics," said House Assistant Republican Leader Rep. Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs.
5/09/1996 - Tax-Cut Plan Approved:
"The will of the House is that Planned Parenthood should not receive state funding," said Assistant Minority Floor Leader Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs.
5/06/1996 - House rejects effort to restrict alcohol:
"The amendment was so poorly written as to be unconstitutional," said Rep. Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs. "It didn't define what kind of advertising or the areas in which it would be prohibited."
4/30/1996 - Tax Bill Abandoned:
"They are putting unreasonable restrictions on debate and amendments and the membership is not going to bow to that," said GOP Assistant Leader Don Lograsso, of Blue Springs. "It's not a lack of discipline of the legislature, but a lack of the belief of the system by Democratic leadership."
4/30/1996 - Income Tax Cut Dies in House:
Columbia Representative Ken Jacob begged his House colleagues not to load his income tax bill with amendments. He said the House leadership had given him until noon Tuesday to get a vote on the bill. After that, he said, it would be time to move on to other matters. At 11:56 an amendment to add a deduction for private school tuition was raised, and Jacob walked off the floor. Republican Don Lograsso from Kansas City says the time restriction was an artificial attempt to limit debate.
3/28/1996 - House shreds billboard bill:
Rep. Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs, who opposes the bill, said it would be "improper control" over private business.
1/4/1996 - GOP Seeks Speaker Ouster:
Republican Whip Don Lograsso says that on Monday, they'll file a motion to formally oust Bob Griffin.
1/08/1996 - Black Caucus Flexes Muscle:
Minority Whip Don Lograsso, R-Blue Springs, said the Republicans have made it very clear that Griffin should resign and allow Speaker Pro Tem Jim Barnes, D-Raytown, to preside.
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