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9/19/1997 - Business Tax Breaks Rejected by the House:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Newton County, said his constituents had no need for the bill. He said, "they need more corporate welfare like my dog needs more ticks."
5/1/1997 - Tobacco Lawsuit Questioned:
But Senator Marvin Singleton, one of two physicians in the Missouri legislature, encouraged Nixon to join other states in the lawsuit a long time ago.
4/24/1997 - Missouri Senator wonders why Attorney General waited to file suit against tobacco companies:
Senator Marvin Singleton, a physician, said he supports the planned lawsuit filed by Nixon.
4/03/1997 - HMO regulation opponents keep lobbying:
Aside from medical directors and other non-practicing physicians who work in managed care companies, there has been little opposition from medical practitioners, said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin. Singleton, a physician, supports the regulation package.
4/03/1997 - Several lawmakers have personal look at HMO debate:
"Because of my experience, my training and work with patients, perhaps I have a slightly jaundiced eye toward (the HMO debate)," said Sen. Marvin Singleton, the only Missouri legislator who is a physician.
3/26/1997 - Nixon's Tobacco Inaction Attacked:
"I started urging the Attorney General to file a lawsuit in April and May of 1996. Recently I wrote him again. Each time he has sat back and waited," said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin.
3/04/1997 - Senators still trying to draft bipartisan welfare reform:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, said he continues to have concerns about the bill, even after talking with Maxwell.
2/4/1997 - State Legislature Debates Welfare Reform:
Senator Marvin Singleton, a member of the Public Health and Welfare Committee, voiced concern about which companies would receive the recipient's aid, calling the reimbursemnet a form of corporate welfare.
2/06/1997 - Go Slow on Welfare:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, cautioned against creating too many programs.
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