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2/09/1996 - Livestock Regulation Bills:
Rep. Sam Leake, D-Laddonia, and Rep. Garry Wiggins, D-New Cambria, are cosponsoring a proposal that would regulate the closing procedures of large farms.
1/9/1996 - Democrats Back to Square One:
There are now four Democrats searching for votes...including the original nominee Sam Leake.
1/9/1996 - Leake Out:
Sam Leake's decision came as no surprise.
1/9/1996 - Blacks Oppose Leake:
The Democratic nominee for speaker -- northeast Missouri represenative Sam Leake has dropped out of the race.
1/9/1996 - Leake Out, But Still Running:
Representative Sam Leake has stepped aside as the leading Democratic nominee in the race for Missouri's House Speaker. That leaves the race for the most powerful post in the Missouri General Assembly wide open. Adrienne Boff-Man has the story from Jefferson City.
1/8/1996 - House Fails to Elect Speaker:
Republican Leader Mark Richardson took the lead over Democrat Sam Leake, but Richardson didn't get the majority needed to put him in the House Speakers' seat.
1/8/1996 - House Votes "None of the Above":
That left Republican nominee Mark Richardson with the lead over Democrat Sam Leake. But neither man had a majority of the full House.
1/8/1996 - Nobody Wins House Speakership:
The Democratic speaker candidate, Sam Leake, refused interviews and left the captiol by early evening.
1/4/1996 - Democrats Lack Votes:
Sam Leake, the farmer from Ladonia doesn't have the votes to win Speaker of the House without support from the Black Caucus.
1/4/1996 - Democrats Still Split in House:
For much of Thursday, Griffin and the Democratic speaker nominee, Sam Leake, met with various Democrats trying to line up votes.
1/3/1996 - Black Caucus Splits House Democrats:
Black Caucus Chair Paula Carter will hold negotiations with House Speaker candidate Sam Leake this morning.
1/11/1996 - Missouri's New House Speaker:
Gaw was named the Democratic nominee after it was clear that former nominee, Rep. Sam Leake of Perry, did not have the support to win the election.
1/11/1996 - Black Caucus: Mission Accomplished:
The election of Rep. Fletcher Daniels, D-Kansas City, as speaker pro tem was a direct result of the chaos into which the Black Caucus threw the party by refusing to support Rep. Sam Leake, D-Perry, the original democratic nominee for Speaker.
1/09/1996 - Speaker Race Back to Square One:
JEFFERSON CITY - Last November, the Democratic Caucus nominated Sam Leake, D-Laddonia, as their candidate for speaker.
1/08/1996 - Black Caucus Flexes Muscle:
The Republican nominee for speaker, Minority Floor Leader Mark Richardson of Poplar Bluff, actually garnered the largest number of votes in Monday's election - getting 76 votes to 71 for the Democratic candidate, Sam Leake, D-Laddonia. But Griffin had ruled that 82 votes were needed to win the election.
1/04/1996 - Issues of the 1996 Legislative Session:
The Democratic caucus nominee for speaker, Rep. Sam Leake, D-Laddonia, said he too seeks legislative reform.
1/03/1996 - House Democrats Divided:
The Democratic meeting had been scheduled to assure there would be sufficient votes to elect as speaker Rep. Sam Leake, D-Laddonia, who had won the caucus nomination in November.
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