From Missouri Digital News: https://mdn.org
MDN Menu

MDN Home

Journalist's Creed

Print

MDN Help

 MDN.ORG: Missouri Digital News
MDN Menu

MDN Home

Journalist's Creed

Print

MDN Help

 MDN.ORG Mo. Digital News Missouri Digital News MDN.ORG: Mo. Digital News MDN.ORG: Missouri Digital News
Help  

Story Search Results for Marvin Singleton

12/5/2001 - Missouri Senator Marvin Singleton says he wants to change the statute of limitations on Missouri rape law:
Senator Marvin Singleton of Seneca says he wants to pass a bill to eliminate the statute.
12/3/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of December 3, 2001:
Senator Marvin Singleton has a bill to introduce in January that will remove the statute so that older rape and sodomy cases can be prosecuted.
12/10/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of December 10, 2001:
Senator Marvin Singleton has a bill to introduce in January that will remove the statute so that older rape and sodomy cases can be prosecuted.
11/5/2001 - The Governor Withholds $25 Million for a New Health Lab :
According to Senator Marvin Singleton who is the only doctor in the state senate, there is only one lab in the state that could test for biochemical diseases like anthrax.
11/28/2001 - Senate Health Committee voices reservations about Task Force recommendations:
"The cost still needs to be looked at", said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin.
11/05/2001 - Missouri will not build second lab to test for anthrax:
"We have already appropriated $25 million for the construction of a new state health laboratory, and the letter from the committee asks the governor to release that funding so construction of the new facility can begin," said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca.
9/20/2001 - Airline Layoffs Could Threaten State Budget:
"We will need to paint with a smaller paintbrush," said Sen. Marvin Singleton. "It will be a good lesson in responsibility."
9/06/2001 - Surprise Victory for Bipartisan Compromise in Senate Health Committee:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, the Health Committee's chairman and sponsor for one of the prescription drug bills, was also pleased with the substitute bill, "a momentum of change in this special session" as he called it.
9/04/2001 - Prescription Drugs:
One of the biggest questions about the bill's chances arises with Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, who chairs the Senate Health Committee that will have control of the issue in the legislature's upper chamber.
8/27/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of August 27, 2001:
The proposal would have the program administered by a private business rather than by the state -- as proposed by the Senate's Health Committee chairman, Marvin Singleton.
8/20/2001 - Missouri Government News for Week of August 20, 2001:
But the Senate's only physican, Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, was quoted as questioning whether a revised program would be put together in just a few weeks.
5/16/2001 - The Senate passes the MU arena; Holden doesn't sound enthusiastic:
Goode was supported by Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Senaca, who said that he was upset that the resolution had not gone through the usual appropriations process.
5/15/2001 - Transportation plan fails in Senate:
The resolution might have passed had all Republican senators voted. But Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, broke ranks with his fellow Republicans by not voting. He said he was sitting in his office and reviewing papers.
5/03/2001 - MU Arena-One Step Closer to Reality:
Sen. Ed Quick, D-Liberty, was the only opposing vote, with Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, abstaining.
4/26/2001 - Money would go to building construction:
Senator Marvin Singleton from southwest Missouri said getting children out of trailers and into classrooms is a priority...even as some districts struggle to keep teacher salaries competitive.
4/12/2001 - Horse Racing in Missouri?:
"It meets the entertainment desires of people with discretionary time and discretionary money," said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, sponsor of a similar Senate bill.
3/8/2001 - Court ruling favors Holden administration:
Senate Budget Chair Marvin Singleton says it's important to keep a wait-and-see approach.
3/19/2001 - After a weekend of suspense, the Senate finally fires six employees.:
The Senate Administration Committee includes Republican Senators Peter Kinder, Bill Kenney and Marvin Singleton, along with Democratic Senators Ronnie DePasco and Ed Quick.
3/08/2001 - State Supreme Court rules state not required to pay $244 in tax refunds:
The $20 million reserved for improvements in the University of Missouri system "probably is still in limbo," said Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin.
1/31/2001 - A Proposal In The Missouri Senate Would Give Parents The Choice Of School For Their Kids:
Republican Senator Marvin Singleton sponsors the bill.
1/25/2001 - Republican Senate leaders voted with Democrats to pass a resolution that allows them to increase their salaries:
The resolution the Senate approved, allows payraises to occur subject to appropriation. The resolution seeks to limit increases so that they don't exceed payraises for other state employees. But, the resolution's sponsor Marvin Singleton questioned the constitutionality of that effort, saying it in effect allows payraises.
1/24/2001 - Lawmakers stall consideration of proposal to reject legislative pay raises:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, urged his colleagues to ignore a recommendation from the Missouri Citizen's Commission on Compensation that the salary for lawmakers increase to more than $34,000 in 2003, up from just more than $31,000 in the current fiscal year.
1/23/2001 - Senate debates pay raises:
The resolution, proposed by Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin, would reject the 5.5 percent pay increase for legislators that was recommended by the Missouri Citizens' Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials in November. The Senate Rules Committee unanimously approved Singleton's resolution Monday.
1/23/2001 - A Senate filibuster blocked a vote to turn down payraises for lawmakers:
Senator Marvin Singleton introduced a resolution to reverse that decision.
1/22/2001 - Pay Plan Rejected:
"The sons of liberty needs to stand up when the king attempts to set their salary," said the resolution's sponsor, Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca. "I think the citizens of Missouri need to know."
25 stories found