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5/17/2003 - Business groups said they are satisfied with the session:
Rep. Rick Johnson, D-Jefferson County, who ran down the center aisle pointing his finger and calling Hanaway a coward, said this bill had become an issue of politics rather than an issue of policy.
5/15/2003 - Governor's veto could make lawmakers work law and void:
"This is very normal when you have divided government," said Rep. Rick Johnson, D-High Ridge and a member of the Democratic leadership in the House. He charged that the Republicans passed bills they knew the governor would veto to use it against him in the next campaign.
5/14/2003 - House Passes Gun Lawsuit Ban:
Opponents, like Jefferson County Democrat Rick Johnson say the bill prevents the state from temporarily halting the sale of firearms deemed possibly dangerous.
5/13/2003 - Gov. Bob Holden refuses to confirm a special session:
But Rep. Rick Johnson, D-Jefferson County, said he was concerned that the bill favors big business.
5/13/2003 - No Word from the Governor on a Special Session:
But Democratic representative Rick Johnson says it's wrong to use this tactic for the second year in a row.
3/11/2003 - Anti-Spam Legislation Gets House Approval:
That bothers Democratic representative Rick Johnson...He says industries with lobbyists successfully convinced the bill sponsor to create an exemption for them.
3/11/2003 - Spam would be banned after given initial approval:
However, Rep. Rick Johnson, D- St. Louis County, does not agree that allowing the Attorney General to eliminate any pornographic material is unconstitutional.
2/4/2003 - Legislators try to patch holes in Missouri's no-call law:
But St. Louis County Rep. Rick Johnson's bill would get rid of that exception, and several others.
2/3/2003 - Missouri Government News for Week of February 3, 2003:
Rep. Rick Johnson, D-Jefferson County, proposed a bill that would prohibit certain professions, such as real estate and insurance agents who are licensed by the state, responding to a referal or working from home from calling potential clients to set up an appointment. If the new law were adopted, the caller must have an established business relationship with the recipient of the call.
2/25/2003 - House approves bill to certify teachers for life:
Democratic Representative Rick Johnson opposed parts of the bill that would remove the option to obtain a higher certificate of learning.
2/25/2003 - Teacher Licenses:
Rep. Rick Johnson, D-St. Louis County, said he likes the bill for easing restrictions on teachers, but that it goes too far.
2/24/2003 - Inauguaral Disclosure Gets Primary House Approval:
St. Louis County Democrat Rick Johnson says the bill isn't just about gubernatorial celebrations.
2/20/2003 - Workers' compensation restrictions: creating jobs or hurting workers:
"It is an insult to the intelligence of Missourians by saying that this bill will create more jobs when it makes it more difficult for people to get back to work," said Rep. Rick Johnson, D-St. Louis County, who called the bill "anti-business."
2/04/2003 - Changes to 'no-call' law get first hearing:
Rep. Rick Johnson, D-Jefferson County, proposed a bill that would prohibit industries, such as Realtors and insurance agents, who are licensed by the state, responding to a referal or working from home from calling potential clients to set up an appointment. If the new law were adopted, the caller must have an established business realtionship with the recipient of the call.
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