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9/13/2001 - Possible Mid-Missouri Link to bin Laden:
But Sen. Ted House, D-St. Charles, said it was important not to overreact and to protect the civil liberties of all people.
5/17/2001 - Transportation bill declared dead:
The Senate GOP stonewalling of the issue has led the Democrats to say Republicans do not support transportation reform. Sen. Ted House, D-St.Charles County, pointed out that an average of three people a day died on Missouri's roads.
5/17/2001 - Kenney says transportation won't pass this session:
The remark came after pressure from St. Charles Democrat Ted House to stay late to work on the governor's $500 million transportation plan.
5/09/2001 - Senate filibuster blocks redistricting plan:
In addition, Sen. Ted House, D-St. Charles, questioned the redistricting committee's plan to split his county.
5/03/2001 - Governor attacks Republican transportation plan:
"I would remind the members of this committee that 82 Missourians die on our insufficient highways every month," Sen. Ted House, St. Charles, said.
3/15/2001 - Republican measures meet Democratic opposition:
"Why would we want to handcuff ourselves?" asked Sen. Ted House, D-St. Charles. "The potential for anyone who wants to torpedo a bill is enormous."
2/14/2001 - Plan would earmark 25 percent for education:
Democrat Ted House presented a Senate committee with his "Top 10 reasons to designate tobacco proceeds for public schools."
2/12/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of February 12, 2001:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Ted House, D-St. Charles, wants one-quarter of the state's $6.7 billion tobacco settlement to be distributed to schools on a per student basis.
2/06/2001 - .08 bill hits some opposition:
One of Caskey's amendments would reintroduce the open container provision back into the .08 bill, which would jeopardize the bill, said Sen. Ted House, who sits on the Senate Transportation Committee.
2/01/2001 - Committee OK's lower legal limit:
"We've lost federal highway funding," said committee member Ted House, D-St. Charles County. "It's past time to get this done."
1/30/2001 - Legislators question Holden's lack of a road plan:
"I was disappointed," Sen. Ted House, D-St. Charles County, said, about the plan's omission from the speech. "Nothing is going to pass without the governor's support."
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