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11/09/2000 - Kreider nominated as Speaker of the House:
Kreider, Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, and Rep. Denny Merideth, D-Caruthersville, all attempted to secure the party nomination for Speaker Thursday. Kreider received 63 votes while Harlan garnered 13 votes in the caucus.
11/08/2000 - Speaker position still up for grabs:
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, Rep. Jim Kreider, D-Nixa, and Rep. Danny Merideth, a former Independant turned Democrat this year from Caruthersville, are all seeking the party nomination for the position.
11/08/2000 - Republicans gain Senate majority, at least for a while:
Columbia Rep. Tim Harlan is running for House Speaker against Merideth and Speaker Pro Tem Jim Kreider, D-Nixa.
5/11/2000 - Missouri House passes BAC bill, but Senate puts HMO bill aside:
The HMO bill, though threatened, is not dead, said House sponsor Tim Harlan, D-Columbia. Harlan said the Senate sponsor Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, only withdrew the measure to re-negotiate the controversial language.
5/1/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 1, 2000:
The committee chairman, Rep. Tim Harlan, conceded his committee's vote killed the idea for this year and left little chance for change before more than half of Missouri's legislature will be forced out of office by term limits in two years.
4/26/2000 - Amendment would have eliminated UM from receiving building funds:
"To remove money on the spur of the moment simply to teach a lesson is not a good way to handle legislation," said Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia.
4/20/2000 - House votes down equal pay:
Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Boone County agreed.
4/04/2000 - Contraceptive coverage bills don't make their way in the House.:
The bills are going nowhere, said Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, chairman of the House Critical Issues Committee that handled the three measures.
3/06/2000 - Some lawmakers want to have a caucus rather than primary:
One of Columbia's other legislators, Rep. Tim Harlan, is also taking a wait-and-see approach.
2/8/2000 - Amendment May Kill Health Care Bill:
The bill's sponsor, Tim Harlan says he won't support a bill with such an amendment. He says he'll spend the next few days trying to change votes. If he can't he'll kill the bill.
2/7/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Feb. 7, 2000:
Sponsor Tim Harlan says he cannot support such an amendment, and may let the bill languish--or take it off the table entirely.
1/17/2000 - A two-person race for Speaker of the House:
Rep. Tim Harlan said because of the impact of term limits, he has decided to run for Speaker of the House after only three terms in office.
1/17/2000 - Major Candidate Drops Speaker's Race:
With Leake out of the running, Columbia Representative Tim Harlan and current Speaker Pro Tem Jim Krieder are the only two announced candidates for the job.
1/17/2000 - Two-person race for Speaker of the House:
With Leake's departure, it now becomes a two-person race, so far, for the best seat in the House. Rep. Tim Harlan, D-Columbia, and Rep. Jim Kreider, D-Nixa, are the only two legislators who have publically declared their intent to run for the Speaker's seat.
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