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12/16/2002 - State expects another $1 billion deficit, more layoffs:
Holden's spokeswoman Mary Still said decisions on where the new cuts would hit would probably be announced later this week or early next week. Most of the state budget is earmarked for specific spending including Medicaid, elementary and secondary education and transportation. Of the discretionary spending, higher education is the biggest recipient and could face major cuts again, said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County.
12/16/2002 - State expects another $1 billion deficit, more layoffs:
Holden's spokeswoman Mary Still said decisions on where the new cuts would hit would probably be announced later this week or early next week. Most of the state budget is earmarked for specific spending including Medicaid, elementary and secondary education and transportation. Of the discretionary spending, higher education is the biggest recipient and could face major cuts again, said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County.
12/03/2002 - Legislator proposes new income tax system for Missouri:
Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, said going to a single-rate tax would not make that much difference in Missouri's tax structure.
11/15/2002 - Salary Commission recommends 5.8 percent raise for elected officials:
A similar prediction came from the ranking Democrat on the Senate appropriation's committee. St. Louis County Senator Wayne Goode said the recommendations were "unlikely to be approved" and that he would support a measure to eliminate the commission altogether.
10/21/2002 - Attorney General backs anti-spam measure:
Nixon said he will work with Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, and Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, to draft legislation creating a "no-spam" list similar to the state's telephone no-call list limiting who telemarketers may call.
10/21/2002 - Attorney General Jay Nixon says he wants an end to email spam:
Nixon announced plans to enact No Spam legislation modeled on the state's No Call law. The No Call law makes it illegal for tele-marketers to solicit consumers on the No Call List. Missouri State Representative Chuck Graham and Senator Wayne Goode will introduce legislation making it illegal for companies to send email to consumers on the No Spam list.
10/21/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of October 21, 2002:
Nixon said he will work with Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, and Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, as they draft legislation creating a "no-spam" database similar to the state's No-Call list.
10/14/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of October 14, 2002:
Nixon said he will work with Rep. Chuck Graham, D-Columbia, and Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, as they draft legislation creating a "no-spam" database similar to the state's No-Call list.
5/7/2002 - St. Louis and Kansas City stadium bills muscle through senate:
Which didn't sit too well with Democratic Senator Wayne Goode.
5/02/2002 - Senate gives first-round approval to stadium bill:
"It seems to me one of the worst things we can do as a state is spend taxpayers' money on subsidies for businesses that don't need it," said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County.
4/8/2002 - Senate Shelves Proposed Child Restraint Legislation:
Senator Wayne Goode of St. Louis is trying to update Missouri's child seat restraint system.
4/8/2002 - Senate Not in Agreement With School Funding Bill:
According to Sen. Wayne Goode, the bill isn't getting a lot of support in the Senate, and they would have to make some changes if they don't pass the bill.
4/30/2002 - Budget negotiations in 'stalemate':
Sen. Wayne Goode said the legislature could finish the budget by the May 10 deadline only if Kreider appointed the remaining negotiators.
4/30/2002 - Russell proposes tapping Rainy Day Fund:
Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, echoed Russell comments, saying there was more agreement to use the fund for this year's emergency than to use it for next year's budget.
4/30/2002 - Stadium bill still alive in Senate:
Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, tried to pass several amendments to the bill, but none passed.
4/29/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 29, 2002:
Bill sponsor and Senate President pro tem Peter Kinder, R-Cape Girardeau, said the bill will provide economic development around the state and help revitalize downtown St. Louis. Opponents like Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, tried to amend the bill several times, but each failed. Goode would not rule out filibustering the bill when it comes up again on Thursday.
4/25/2002 - Senate Passes Balanced Budget:
But Democratic Senator Wayne Goode says it's not right for the Senate to infringe on academic freedom:
4/18/2002 - Senate Appropriations Slashes Recommended Foundation Formula Funding:
All but one of the Democratic committee members voted against the committee's final decision. Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, sided with the GOP, saying that because full funding may not be possible, it's time to look at different options.
4/04/2002 - The Foundation Formula - What it is and how to Fully Fund it:
"The current formula made significant improvements to the one that we had before," said Sen. Wayne Goode, D-St. Louis County, who wrote the original formula in 1977 and is considered an expert on school funding by many lawmakers.
3/20/2002 - Proposal to Increase Cigarette Tax Receives Mixed Opinions:
Cigarette taxes would more than double under a bill proposed by Senator Wayne Goode.
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