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1999 Bill(s) * HB 231Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H TransportationDescription: Move up the terminatin of the last 6 cent gasoline tax increase from year 2008 to August 1999. Official legislative description and status
* HB 232Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H Critical IssuesDescription: Require 24 hour waiting period for an abortion during which time the patient must be given advice. Official legislative description and status
* HB 521Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H Ways & MeansDescription: Increase income tax dependency deduction to 2000. GOP bill. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H PerfDescription: Require notification in sweepstakes mailing that purchase will not increase chances of winning. Official legislative description and status
* HB 923Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H Critical IssuesDescription: Require written permission to disclose person's auto records and motor vehicle registration records. Official legislative description and status
* HB 993Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H Higher EducationDescription: Ban college dorms housing students of different sexes. Ban other gender visits from hours of 1am to 8am. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H EducationDescription: Allow subcommittee to hear teacher termination in K.C. Official legislative description and status
Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H Governmental Organization and ReviewDescription: Stronger state regulation of the Housing Development Commission. Put it under the Economic Development Dept. Official legislative description and status
* HJR 8Sponsor: Cierpiot, Connie Status: H ElectionsDescription: Impose two-term limits on all statwide elected officials. Now, only applies to the governor and treasurer. Official legislative description and status
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