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11/18/1999 - Leading lawmakers deny legislative push for tenure review:
Any outside imposition would have to come from the legislature, said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County. Goode, a lawmaker since 1962, chairs the Senate Appropriations Committee.
10/07/1999 - Leading Rep. Considers Closer Look At Spending:
Although most lawmakers were not aware of an impending financial shortage, they were conscious that higher costs would keep pay raises down, said Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County.
5/04/1999 - Planned Parenthood May Lose Funds:
The language is "pretty much worked out," said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, an abortion rights supporter. Senators needed to reach compromise to avoid more delays this session.
4/26/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Apr. 26, 1999:
The Senate gave third-round approval to a plan by Sen. Wayne Goode (D-St. Louis County) that would change the way Missouri teenagers get driver's licenses. Under the bill, 15-year-olds would be eligible for learner's permits, and their parents would have to provide 10 hours of on-the-road training before the student could get an intermediate license.
4/26/1999 - New plan for driver's education moves through Senate:
Parents would be required to give their kids at least ten hours of behind-the-wheel training under the bill, proposed by St. Louis County Senator Wayne Goode.
4/13/1999 - Senate passes bill that allows automobile owners to register and inspect cars every two years:
St. Louis County Senator Wayne Goode's bill would save you that annual trip to the inspection station.
4/12/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of Apr. 12, 1999:
Senator Wayne Goode's bill passed the Senate that would allow automobile owners to get their cars inspected and registered every two years.
4/12/1999 - Statewide candidates may soon find their campaign dollars posted on the Web:
"If you want data quickly where there are large expenditures," said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, "the only way to get it on the Internet is to do it electronically."
3/09/1999 - Missourians may face a 911 system tax:
Bill sponsor Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, said he supports the plan because "there are many areas in Missouri where people do not have an immediate response when dialing 911 with a cell telephone, and this is a safety problem that has to be resolved."
3/01/1999 - Collective Bargaining Costs Disputed:
Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, who sponsored the bill, conceded that the costs might be higher than union estimates. "I didn't go into this with blinders on - I knew this was going to cost money," he said.
2/25/1999 - Missouri's legislators want to create restrictions for driving license to people under 18 :
"It is necessary because this is a time where statistics show there are a lot of very serious accidents with young people, and it is probably better to get more training and to become a more responsible driver," said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, sponsor of one of the several bills filed this year to restrict teen driving.
2/23/1999 - More driver's education proposed in the Senate:
St. Louis County Democrat Wayne Goode has presented a bill to require more driver's education for people under 18. Princess Reyes has this story from Jefferson City:
1/26/1999 - Tow-truck companies fight to keep right to sell vehicles for profit:
Allowing tow companies to make money off of abandoned cars would be a thing of the past if Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, is successful.
1/25/1999 - Possible cellular phone tax increase:
Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, placed the referendum on the ballot.
1/19/1999 - Democratic leaders propose a $155 million tax cut:
But Democrats urged caution with the tax issue. Cutting taxes any further would be a gamble, said Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County and the new chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
1/12/1999 - Jacob Chairs Insurance:
Meanwhile, Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, was appointed chairman of the Commerce and Environment committee. Maxwell tried for the top spot on the Appropriations committee, but Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, received that position.
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