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8/26/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of August 26, 2002:
House Budget Committee Chairman Tim Green, questioned the need -- particularly with the state's current budget problems.
5/10/2002 - FY 2003 Budget Passes:
But while House members were voting to send the budget back, Lt. Governor Joe Maxwell, Holden Chief of Staff Mike Hartmann, House Budget Committee Chairman Tim Green and various House budget leaders met privately to discuss the situation. The House Democrats announced they had decided to to break with Holden and send him a budget, however unbalanced.
5/09/2002 - Rainy Day Fund Rejected:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis County
4/8/2002 - House Gives Initial Approval to Use State's Rainy Day Fund:
Democratic Representative Tim Green, who chairs the Budget committee, first proposed an amendment lowering the amount to borrow from 75 million dollars to 53 million.
4/4/2002 - Rainy Day Fund On Hold Until Monday:
House Budget Chairman Tim Green of St. Louis County says other bills face a Friday afternoon deadline...and lawmakers need a rest from the budget:
4/3/2002 - Missouri House Sends $720,000 Message to University of Missouri:
After that amendment was introduced, House Budget Committee Chairman Tim Green who had been defending the University throughout the day changed his mind.
4/2/2002 - Missouri House Heading Toward a More Balanced Budget:
Representative Tim Green from St. Louis County is sponsoring the resolution.
4/19/2002 - Pork-barrel spending doesn't work like it used to:
Sponsor: Rep. Jim Foley, D-St. Louis County; Sen. Peter Kinder, R-Cape Girardeau, Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis County
4/09/2002 - House defeats Rainy Day Proposal:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis County
4/08/2002 - Future of Rainy Day In Doubt:
House Budget Chair Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis, said he would wait a couple of days before bringing use of the fund up for a final vote.
4/05/2002 - Senator Says Foundation Formula Likely Won't Be Fully Funded:
House Budget Committee chairman Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis, said if the House sends an unbalanced budget to the Senate "people aren't willing to step up and make the cuts that need to be made."
4/03/2002 - Special Education Gets $15 Million:
Rep. Tim Green, the House Budget Committee Chair, warned against moving money from the supplemental funds, which are set aside for unforseen costs that occur after a fiscal year has begun. Green said those funds, which have already been cut by $40 million so far in the budget process, are used to reimburse health care providers under the state's Medicaid obligations. Further cuts to what is set aside could lower the amount paid to providers, possibly causing some to drop out of the pro..
4/03/2002 - The Missouri House Sent a Message to the University of Missouri Yesterday - Worth Nearly Three-Quarters of a Million Dollars.:
In addition to funding, the University also lost some of its earlier legislative defenders. After a day of hearing criticism of UM, House Budget Chairman Tim Green, D-St. Louis County, said he would not oppose Hohulin's proposal.
4/02/2002 - House approves rules for debate on budget:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green
3/21/2002 - Higher Education Coordinating Board Budget Gets Slashed in House Budget Committee:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis
3/21/2002 - Higher Education Board Budget Gets Slashed in House Budget Committee:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis
3/20/2002 - hELLO:
The committee chair, Tim Green, decided to vote on the 13 bills without discussion.
3/20/2002 - House Budget Committee Passes Rainy Day Fund Proposal:
Budget chair Tim Green, D-St. Louis, said he was not happy with the budget, but given the circumstances, it was acceptable.
3/12/2002 - House Approves Using Tobacco Money to Plug Budget Holes:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green, D-St. Louis City
3/1/2002 - State lawmakers are calling this the worst budget in years:
Many legislators have said they are skeptical that use of the Rainy Day Fund will pass. House Budget Committee Chairman Tim Green, D-St. Louis County, sent a memorandum to members of the appropriations and budget committees, asking them to recommend budget cuts more extensive than what the governor had proposed, in case use of the fund does not pass.
3/04/2002 - Holden Declares Economic Emergency Amid Rainy Day Controversy:
Sponsor: Rep. Tim Green
2/28/2002 - State sgencies may face further withholdings:
House Budget Committee Chairman Tim Green said he would try to reinstate Holden's plan when the bill comes to the floor, but other Democratic lawmakers said there wasn't support for the fund sweep.
2/11/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of February 11, 2002:
Rep. Tim Green's order was in a Feb. 12 letter delivered to members of all the appropriations committees now working on the state's budget.
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