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Story Search Results for John Griesheimer

4/3/2006 - Missouri Government News for the Week of April 3, 2006:
The bill is sponsored by Sen. John Griesheimer, R-Washington.
3/14/2006 - Democrat filibuster aimed at shooting down voter ID requirement:
After being introduced on the Senate floor, the bill was amended by John Griesheimer of Franklin to exempt voters 70 years or older from being required to present identification.
2/8/2006 - Land redevelopment bill moves to Senate floor.:
The bill would restrict when local governments can seize private land for private profit-making redevelopment by others -- a move bill sponsor and committee chair Senator John Griesheimer says will stop widespread abuse.
2/23/2006 - Missouri Senators Vote to eliminate car safety inspections:
Republican John Griesheimer of Washington, Missouri says he would be surprised if the governor's office would approve of the elimination of such a program.
2/07/2006 - Possible Revisions to Missouri's Driver's License Laws Discussed:
"Any parent who has teens driving has concerns and worries, said Sen. John Griesheimer, R-Washington. "No question strengthening this law will save lives."
1/30/2006 - Eminent domain vote stalled again:
Lawmakers from the Senate Economic Development Committee were expected to vote on the hot-button issue of eminent domain, but the chairman of the committee Republican Senator John Griesheimer announced the vote would be pushed to next week.
1/25/2005 - Eminent domain protestors rally at the state Capitol:
Republican Senator John Griesheimer says there are some cases where using eminent domain for economic development is necessary.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 6, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Lawmakers from the Senate Economic Development Committee were expected to vote on the hot-button issue, but the chairman of the committee, Republican Senator John Griesheimer, anounced it would be delayed for at least another week.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 30, 2006:
JEFFERSON CITY - Lawmakers from the Senate Economic Development Committee were expected to vote on the hot-button issue, but the chairman of the committee, Republican Senator John Griesheimer, anounced it would be delayed for at least another week.
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