From Missouri Digital News: https://mdn.org
MDN Menu

MDN Home

Journalist's Creed

Print

MDN Help

 MDN.ORG: Missouri Digital News
MDN Menu

MDN Home

Journalist's Creed

Print

MDN Help

 MDN.ORG Mo. Digital News Missouri Digital News MDN.ORG: Mo. Digital News MDN.ORG: Missouri Digital News
Help  

Story Search Results for John Loudon

11/16/2005 - Federal Court Says Law is too Vague:
State Senator John Loudon says the law is suppose to be vague. The language is designed to promote as much discussion as possible before an abortion.
9/12/2005 - House committee approves abortion restrictions:
Bill sponsor John Loudon admits he has no control over the teenagers' choices.
9/12/2005 - House Committee Passes Abortion Bill :
"If you're a clergy that's intending that these minors do all of that -- skip the judicial option and go to Illinois -- then you probably ought to be prosecuted or brought to court civilly," Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, told the House Children Committee.
9/08/2005 - Senate Tentatively Approves Abortion Bill:
However, bill sponsor Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said that only parents should be given this privilege.
5/2/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of May 2, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - Both Republican Senator John Loudon of St. Louis County and Democratic Senator Victor Callahan of Independence propsosed bills to help family pets.
5/2/2005 - Senators agree on helping family pets. :
Both Republican Senator John Loudon of St. Louis County and Democrat Senator Victor Callahan of Independence backed animal bills that didn't go anywhere during this legislative session.
5/14/2005 - Unresolved abortion disputes highlights divide in Republican majority:
"Hindsight is 20/20, but if I had to do it all over again, I probably wouldn't have tried to get so much done in one year," said Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County.
5/12/2005 - Legislature passes foundation formula:
While Shields attempted to engineer a plan that would limit the number of gaming boats while increasing loss limits and the gross receipts taxes the boats must pay, a filibuster begun by Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, and continued by Sens. Victor Callahan, D-Jackson County, and Tim Green, D-St. Louis County, has made this idea seem doubtful.
5/12/2005 - Filibuster shelves abortion bill:
The bill sponsor, and Saint Louis County Republican John Loudon said pressure from conservative groups, as well as the public make passing the bill a priority.
5/02/2005 - Debate continues in Missouri over end-of-life issues:
"Civilized society should be on the side of life," said the bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, "Deciding to end someone's life should not be left up to one person."
4/21/2005 - Senate passes abortion bill:
Bill sponsor Saint Louis County Republican Senator John Loudon says the bill increases safety.
4/20/2005 - Democrats use Filibuster to protect Worker Benefits:
Senate procedure: As has happened so many times before in the Missouri Senate, one Republican senator, in this case John Loudon of St. Louis County, offers a bill that the Democrats, namely Victor Callahan of Independence, dislike: and so they offer amendments designed to damage the legislation, and then they filibuster.
4/18/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of April 18, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - Democratic Senator Victor Callahan is filibustering Republican John Loudon's bill that makes it easier for nonunion workers to work in the state of Missouri.
4/13/2005 - Private Insurance Companies Help Pay for First Steps:
Gibbons says the program isn't covered under a lot of health plans. His bill would change that by requiring private insurance companies to pay up to 3 thousand dollars a year to families with a child in First Steps. Senator John Loudon a Republican from Ballwin says forcing insurance companies to pay is inefficient.
4/13/2005 - Senate gives approval to First Steps bill, 8 other bills:
Sen. John Loudon, R-Ballwin,s had contest with the provision that private insurance have primary financial responsibility, saying it did not evenly spread the burden of cost. Sen. John Loudon, R-Ballwin, asked for the clause addressing private insurers to be removed.
3/31/2005 - Schiavo death sparks proposed Missouri law:
Missouri Senator John Loudon filed a related bill in early March.
3/3/2005 - Senate, House to compromise on workers' comp:
St. Louis County Senator John Loudon, the bill's sponsor, says he's excited about working out the details of the issue.
3/28/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 28, 2005:
Under the bill, doctors would need written consent from the patient before removing feeding tubes. Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, sponsored a related bill in early March that would allow anyone to continue their guardianship for patient.
3/2/2005 - House passes workers' comp law:
The bill's original sponsor, Senator John Loudon, says lawmakers will have to work out the differenes between the House and Senate versions in a conference committee.
3/16/2005 - Two business bills sent to the governor:
"I've had three kids and I've been married," said Sen. John Loudon (R-St. Louis County), sponsor of the workers' comp bill. "But this ranks up there as one my more productive legislative days."
3/16/2005 - Dozens gather in protest of Medicaid cuts.:
But Sen John Loudon said that the program has to be cut back.
3/16/2005 - Business wins big in Missouri:
But Republican supporters like St. Louis County Sen. John Loudon, say they have no doubt the new Republican governor will sign it into law this time around.
3/14/2005 - Joint committee works on work comp, GOP finetunes its legislation:
The proceedings Monday were controlled by the Republican majority. The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon (R-Ballwin), rolled out a new version that tread the line between the differing bills which passed the Republican-controlled House and Senate. The remainder of the hearing was spent rebuffing Democratic efforts to change the legislation.
3/11/2005 - Workers' comp conference committee set to open:
"I think there's broad agreement on most of the bill," Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said. "Even the people who are unhappy with this are not outraged with those elements with which they disagree."
3/1/2005 - Union lock on public projects could end:
Bill sponsor, Saint Louis County Senator John Loudon says current law discriminates against non-union contractors and workers.
3/02/2005 - Workers' Comp bill passes House:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon (R-St. Louis County), said he plans to work out the differences in a conference committee.
2/28/2005 - House will vote on bill narrowing definition of workers' compensation:
Senator John Loudon, the bill's author, says he plans to work with House members to make compromises on the bill.
2/28/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of February 28, 2005:
The 90-66 vote broke mostly down party lines. The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, said he wants to work out its differences with the Senate version in a conference committee.
2/24/2005 - House tweaks Senate compromise in workers' compensation bill:
Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said that despite the House's changes, the Senate compromise was still intact.
2/24/2005 - Missouri House bill replaces Senate workers comp compromise:
Senator John Loudon authored the Senate version of the bill.
2/23/2005 - Workers' compensation bill takes step to House:
St. Louis County Sen. John Loudon says workers must now prove injuries were the result of the workplace.
2/22/2005 - Out-of-state tuition could be waived for immigrant college students:
St. Louis Senator John Loudon says the bill treats all immigrants the same, regardless of their status.
2/2/2005 - Senate committee hears proposal to eliminate legislators' state health insurance:
During the proposal, St. Louis County Republican Senator John Loudon said he found irony in this bill... since Green had just proposed another bill stressing employer-based health insurance.
2/2/2005 - House passes new restrictions on state's workers' comp law:
The bill's original sponsor, Senator John Loudon, says lawmakers will have to work out the differenes between the House and Senate versions in a conference committee.
2/15/2005 - Senate sends worker's comp to House:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said insurance fraud is addressed in the bill and under existing Missouri law.
2/14/2005 - The Senate Judiciary Committe passed a bill outlawing human cloning. :
A Senate committee voted seven to two in favor of Republican Senator Matt Bartle's bill to ban human cloning. Republican Senator John Loudon said he voted in favor of the bill because of the consequences of human cloning.
2/10/2005 - Senate passes law changing how injured workers are compensated:
Republican Saint Louis County Senator John Loudon says lowering compensation costs will bring more business, and more jobs, to Missouri.
2/10/2005 - Senate passes worker's comp bill to House:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said insurance fraud is addressed in the bill and under existing Missouri law.
2/09/2005 - Workers' Comp bill wins first round approval. :
The bill, SB1, was sponsored by Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County. Republicans in the capital, including Gov. Matt Blunt, claim changes are necessary to make Missouri more business friendly.
2/08/2005 - Senate likely to debate worker's comp reduction:
The bill's sponsor, Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, said the talks came at the request of the governor's office and were aimed at paving the road to passage for a bill that would restrict worker's compensation claims to injuries in which work was the "prevailing cause" and exempt injuries of an unknown cause and injuries that result from a preexisting condition.
1/31/2005 - Republicans seek to enshire Reagan:
A bill sponsored by Sen. John Loudon, R-St. Louis County, would enshrine the former president's birthday -- Feb. 6 -- as Missouri's newest holiday.
1/31/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of January 31, 2005:
JEFFERSON CITY - Two bills proposed by Sen. John Loudon (R-St. Louis County) seek to create a state holiday in honor of President Ronald Reagan and name the yet to be constructed St. Louis bridge over the Mississippi River after the former commander-in-chief.
1/31/2005 - Democrats upset over Ronald Reagan bridge:
Republican Senator John Loudon is the sponsor of the bill.
1/26/2005 - Workers' Comp Bill Voted Through to Senate:
A bill sponsored by Sen. John Loudon (R-St. Louis County) would rewrite the state law and narrow the definition of a work-related injury.
1/24/2005 - Senate panel considers making it harder to buy cold medicine:
But St. Louis County Sen. John Loudon says the proposal would only hurt those consumers who actually need the drug to stay healthy.
1/19/2005 - Committee hears testimony on workers' comp:
The bill, sponsored by Sen. John Loudon (R-St. Louis County), would redefine when workers' compensation fees are awarded. The proposed legislation would narrow the definition of injury so that workers could only collect benefits if their job was the "prevailing" cause of the accident. It reduces benefits when an injury worsens a pre-existing condition. And it eliminates benefits for injuries that happen en-route to work and ailments whose cause cannot be determined.
46 stories found