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9/18/1997 - Legislators debate sepatation of powers:
St. Louis County Senator John Schneider wants legislative control over administrative agencies such as the health or public safety departments.
5/17/1997 - Legislative Session Concludes:
The filibuster's leader, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis, protested that the House leadership had not allowed that chamber to vote on the issue. Suddenly, without explanation, Schneider ended his filibuster in late afternoon and allowed a final vote on the bill.
5/16/1997 - 3-cent sales tax on food passes:
Despite a three hour filibuster by Democrat John Schneider and other Senate Republicans the Senate finally approved the house-passed bill which would decrease the tax cut on food to three cents.
5/15/1997 - sales tax cuts under jepardy:
Going so far as to call the governor a "religious bigot" in recent days, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, said he will not allow the joint committee to approve any tax cut package without the parochial school amendment. Schneider is among the most passionate voices for the provision, but is not actually on the joint committee deciding the package's form.
5/13/1997 - Tax-cuts stalled:
Going so far as to call the governor a "religious bigot" in recent days, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, said he will not allow the joint committee to approve any tax cut package without the parochial school amendment. Schneider is among the most passionate voices for the provision, but is not actually on the joint committee deciding the package's form.
5/13/1997 - Managed care bill hits wall over rulemaking dispute:
Althouth neither sponsor cares about including the language, it is being stalled to appease the Senate Judiciary Chairman, John Schneider, D-St. Louis County.
5/1/1997 - Tax Breaks for Private Schools Approved:
But, St. Louis Senator John Schneider argued that educating children in any school is a public investment.
4/7/1997 - Senate banns partial birth abortion:
Senator John Schneider who supports the ban sparred with Columbia Senator Ken Jacob over whether the procedure was immoral.
4/07/1997 - Abortion Restriction Approved:
"Once the birthing process starts, are we going to say it's OK to kill the child?" asked John Schneider, D-Florissant, one of 18 sponsors of the legislation. "It's wrong to deliberately kill a kid even if he has a defect. The only purpose of this procedure is to make sure a dead fetus is born instead of a living one."
3/25/1997 - Senate approves child support enforcement legislation:
"I think it is important that people prove they have the ability to pay," said John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, author of the amendment. "Revocation should be a last resort."
2/26/1997 - Lawsuits Block Refunds:
The belief that the Hancock Amendment is unfair has received some backing in the State Senate this year. Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County, and Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, have proposed an amendment to the state constitution which would change the refund mechanism.
2/12/1997 - Partial birth abortions banned:
Committee chair John Schneider says the bill prohibits deliberately killing babies that are already born.
1/28/1997 - Lobbyist Gift Ban:
"This is not a wise rule and I really have not supported this rule," said the longest-serving member of the Senate, Sen. John Schneider, D-St. Louis County.
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