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11/18/1996 - Managed Care Reform Suggestions:
But where legislators like Senator Joe Maxwell say they have the hargest battle is for reform of emergency care...
11/18/1996 - Committee suggests reforms for HMOs:
But where legislators like Senator Joe Maxwell say they have the hargest battle is for reform of emergency care...
11/14/1996 - Lamakers propose managed care changes:
Committee co-chairmen Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, and Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, have both put accessibility to emergency care at the top of their list.
10/4/1996 - HMO's Growing More Popular:
Mexico Senator Joe Maxwell, co-chair of a legislative committee studying managed care, says those clauses a big problem.
10/30/1996 - Doctor Gag Rules Defended:
The committee is in the final stages of a nearly six-month look at managed care in Missouri. Committee co-chairs Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, and Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, said they hope to finalize a list of recommendations by the end of November.
10/22/1996 - Ballot Issue Would Allow Municipalities to Share Water Treatment Plants.:
Mexico Senator Joe Maxwell spearheaded the measure. He says it will help curb water pollution.. especially in rural Missouri...
10/22/1996 - Ballot Issue Would Create a Fund to Maintain State Buildings.:
Mexico Senator Joe Maxwell is a strong supporter of the measure. He says Missouri's buildings need attention...
10/04/1996 - HMO Regulation in the Future:
Mexico Senator Joe Maxwell says the committee is very concerned about HMO's and regulation.
9/10/1996 - Managed Care Regulation Considered:
Committee Co-chairman, Senator Joe Maxwell...says it can be next to impossible to get proper treatment if you get hurt outside your own health care region.
9/06/1996 - HMO Regulation:
Committee Co-chairmen Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, and Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, said on Thursday that they think more regulation is needed for HMOs and the managed care industry as a whole.
5/18/1996 - Lobbyist Gift Ban Dies:
Canuteson called the Senate version "watered down lobby reform" and "not very meaningful." But for Senate Sponsor Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, committee dinners encourage the participation of average citizens, and therefore should not be eliminated.
5/18/1996 - Education and the 1996 Legislative Session:
But schools will receive money from other sources as well. A bill sent to the governor, sponsored by Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, gives some relief to smaller school districts suffering from a variety of financial woes.
5/14/1996 - Killer Roosters:
"It's trapped in the House," said Sen. Joe Maxwell, one of the sponsors. The Senate passed my bill on March 20, in addition to a self-imposed rule against gifts, if the House is serious they should pass their own rule, the Mexico Democrat said.
5/13/1996 - Welfare Bill Dies:
The bill's Senator sponsor is Mexico Democrat Joe Maxwell. He says the bill was simply too harsh and children would have been the ultimate victims.
4/17/1996 - Lobbyist Gift Ban Differencees:
These exceptions were granted, said Sen. Joe Maxwell, the bill's sponsor, because they have little to do with influence and more to do with citizen involvement. For example, many associations, such as the Farm Bureau or the Methodist Women's Club, host dinners for legislators in which citizens -- not professional lobbyists -- get a chance to talk with lawmakers, he said.
4/16/1996 - Safe Schools Bill Ready for Senate Debate:
The Senate Education Committee passed through the Safe Schools bill with a few amendments. Allowing schools to honor or negate suspensions of new students was one. Another amendment reduced the criminal charge of a false bomb threat to a misdemeanor. Funding for alternative education was expanded to include after school, summer and latch-key programs. Senator Joe Maxwell stressed the importance of having alternative schools.
4/16/1996 - Safe schools en route to Senate floor:
"Optional is the way to go," said Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico. "Just because we remove a child from one school district doesn't mean the state loses its responsibility to educate that child."
4/05/1996 - ShowMe Standards:
Also to be thrown into the mix is work being done by the New Standards project, a cooperative effort of 19 states. Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, is Missouri's representative on the project's governing board.
3/5/1996 - Lobbyist Gift Restrictions:
The rule comes in the middle of debate on a bill that would make such gifts from lobbyists illegal. Senator Joe Maxwell says the new rule is not meant to substitute for the bill.
2/22/1996 - No Spanish Spoken Here:
Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, was one of six committee members who voted against Kinder's bill in the 7-6 vote.
1/17/1996 - Fewer on Welfare:
The 1994 bill - backed by Carnahan and sponsored by Rep. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico (now a member of the Senate) - established "self-sufficiency pacts" signed by social workers and welfare recipients. Under the pact, the state provides a recipient with work experience, mentoring, and parenting and child-development programs in return for the recipient agreeing to a time limit on their welfare benefits.
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