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• 12/12/1995: Universal health care back before the legislature.
• 11/30/1995: MU's president says selling the University Hospital still possible.
• 10/31/1995: State & federal officials disagree on Missouri's drinking water safety.
• 10/20/1995: Effects of AIDS services budget cuts.
• 10/20/1995: Health Dept. will not seek extra AIDS funds from lawmakers.
• 10/17/1995: Legislative committee considers dropping hospital growth control.
• 10/12/1995: Nursing Homes Challenged on Disclosure
• 10/ 6/1995: AIDS budget overspending continued for months before discovered by state officials.
• 10/ 5/1995: Profile on foster families that care for medically disabled children.
• 10/ 3/1995: Former congressional candidate discusses his bout with depression.
• 10/ 2/1995: Teen pregnancies decline in Missouri.
• 10/ 2/1995: Health Dept. announces plan to pay off its AIDS overspending.
• 9/18/1995: Health Department audit puts AIDS over spending at $1.6 million.
• 9/14/1995: Compromise on abortion proposed.
• 9/14/1995: Health officials demoted for AIDS budget problems.
• 9/ 9/1995: List of bills vetoed by the governor.
• 9/ 9/1995: Anti-abortion legislator drops veto-override effort.
• 9/ 6/1995: Abortion forces prepare for veto session of legislature.
• 8/28/1995: Missouri at bottom of country for immunization.
• 5/12/1995: Wrapup of health issues in the 1995 session.
• 5/12/1995: Catholic Conference will work during summer for abortion veto override.
• 5/10/1995: Anti-abortion controversy with school health tops legislative news Wednesday.
• 5/ 8/1995: Governor wins veto override test, tops list of legislative news Monday.
• 5/ 4/1995: HMO regulation bill dies in legislature.
• 5/ 4/1995: Governor vetoes abortion-counseling bill.
• 5/ 3/1995: Anti-abortion amendment stalls child health bill.
• 5/ 2/1995: Anti-Abortion forces win major victories in the legislature.
• 4/27/1995: State scales back Medicaid super waiver.
• 4/27/1995: State plans limited Medicaid changes.
• 4/26/1995: Mo. Supreme Court defines nonviable fetus as a person.
• 4/23/1995: House passes abortion-counseling bill.
• 4/23/1995: Health insurance regulation dead for this year.
• 4/14/1995: Abortion filibuster stalls the House.
• 4/11/1995: Motorcyclists seek lowered helmet-violation penalty.
• 4/11/1995: Blind people still face problems with their guide dogs.
• 4/10/1995: Maneuver to sink anti-abortion bill fails in joint committee.
• 4/ 6/1995: Politics of health care legislation shift in 1995.
• 4/ 6/1995: Senate approve abortion restrictions.
• 4/ 3/1995: Senate passes HMO regulation bill.
• 3/28/1995: Administration begins new effort to draft a health-care plan.
• 3/10/1995: Limited health insurance bill proposed.
• 3/ 7/1995: Senate Committee OKs expanded health care access.
• 3/ 7/1995: MU hesitant on taking over Mt. Vernon Rehab Center.
• 3/ 2/1995: Senate rejects HMO regulation proposal.
• 2/27/1995: Republicans use rare procedure to get their bills out of committee.
• 2/21/1995: Legislators urged to require access to health insurance.
• 2/21/1995: Groundwork being laid for abortion fight in legislature.
• 2/16/1995: Tobacco industry bill blasted for protecting the industry.
• 2/15/1995: Legislation proposed to ease restrictions on pain medication.
• 2/15/1995: Philip Morris wines & dines entire legislature.
• 2/14/1995: Anti-abortion forces rally at the Capitol.
• 2/ 7/1995: Businesses seek worker's compensation changes.
• 2/ 7/1995: Parents ask for right to let students self-administer drugs in school.
• 2/ 7/1995: HMO regulation bill proposed.
• 2/ 2/1995: Per-illness insurance requirements pushed as universal-health insurance alternative.
• 1/26/1995: GOP proposes its own health-care plan.
• 1/25/1995: GOP bills dominate start of legislative session.
• 1/24/1995: Lawmakers debate excuting mentally retarded under death sentence.
• 1/20/1995: Governor drops health care from legislative agenda.
• 1/17/1995: Bill proposed to allow non-nurses to practice midwifery.
• 1/17/1995: Baby boomers are the forgotten generation in Missouri's legislature.
• 1/12/1995: Insurance Department drops its own health-care plan for the 1995 session.