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Story Search Results for Jim Kreider

11/09/2000 - Kreider nominated as Speaker of the House:
Missouri House Democrats, meeting in a closed-door caucus Thursday, chose Rep. Jim Kreider, D-Nixa, for the Speaker of the House.
11/08/2000 - Speaker position still up for grabs:
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, Rep. Jim Kreider, D-Nixa, and Rep. Danny Merideth, a former Independant turned Democrat this year from Caruthersville, are all seeking the party nomination for the position.
11/08/2000 - Republicans gain Senate majority, at least for a while:
Columbia Rep. Tim Harlan is running for House Speaker against Merideth and Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kreider, D-Nixa.
3/07/2000 - Missourian voters pick Gore, Bush:
"I'm sick of hearing about Clinton, and Gore is in the middle of that," said House Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kreider, D-Nixa.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Unveil Their Plan to Finance Road Repair:
House Speaker Pro Temp Jim Kreider says the democrat's proposal will ensure the state keeps its good bond rating.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Unviel Their Plan to Repair Roads:
House Speaker Pro Temp Jim Kreider says Talent's plan could compromise the state's bond rating.
1/17/2000 - A two-person race for Speaker of the House:
Rep. Jim Kreider, from Nixa, is the only other announced competitor against Harlan for the Speaker's seat.
1/17/2000 - Major Candidate Drops Speaker's Race:
But that doesn't bother current Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kreider, who announced last June that he would seek the position. He says since 80 percent of House members won't be there after 2002, it will be his job to leave the chamber in good hands.
1/17/2000 - Two-person race for Speaker of the House:
With Leake's departure, it now becomes a two-person race, so far, for the best seat in the House. Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, and Rep. Jim Kreider, D-Nixa, are the only two legislators who have publically declared their intent to run for the Speaker's seat.
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