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11/15/2004 - Blunt team cannot rule out the possibility of future Medicaid cuts:
Rep. Carl Bearden of St. Charles, the House Budget Committee chairman, was a proponent of the eligability cuts.
5/6/2004 - Lawmakers Approve Budget:
The chairman of the House Budget Committee Carl Bearden says lawmakers have to do something.
5/5/2004 - Governor's Spokeswoman Says Holden Still Wants Tax Hike:
The chairman of the House Budget Committee, Carl Bearden blames the administration for predictions that have been off the mark.
5/4/2004 - Missouri Senate drops Medicaid bill that would cut budget costs:
House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden says the legislature will have to look elsewhere for spending cuts to make up for the expanding costs of Medicaid. From the state Capitol, I'm Monica Walter.
5/4/2004 - The House passed a $5 billion budget Tuedsay that they say does what the Governor wants without raising taxes.:
House Budget Chairman Carl Bearden says the budget includes a one-hundred-forty million dollar increase without the tax increases proposed by the governor.
5/3/2004 - Lawmakers Consider Pay Raises for State Troopers:
The chairman of the House Budget Committee Carl Bearden says without the increase, the patrol isn't able to compete with other law enforcement entities for new employees.
5/05/2004 - Governor's office still backs taxes despite economic improvement:
House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said Missourians won't support Holden's tax increases, especially while the economy is improving.
5/04/2004 - Legislature passes education budget, delays work on welfare budget:
But even an increase begs the question: What increase is good enough? For House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, the budget is a great step forward showing that the state is funding higher education at a higher level than the last two to three years.
4/28/2004 - Committee boosts funding for higher and lower education:
House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said the legislature has been blamed for tuition increases at higher education institutions over the past few years.
4/26/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of April 26, 2004:
Rep. Carl Bearden says that the allocation could take some pressure off the lawmakers for previously cutting funding for higher education.Get the package of radio stories
4/15/2004 - Missouri lags behind other states in overcoming budget difficulties:
However, House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said the expected budget gap has narrowed since then because of increased revenue.
4/07/2004 - March revenue numbers exceed expectations of House leadership:
House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said revenue collections are exceeding his expectations. House Republicans were criticized for writing bad checks and appropriating money that didn't exist last year, he said.
4/05/2004 - Record number of schools to seek increased taxes :
House Appropriations Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said that there is a substantial difference between local taxes and a statewide tax. Primarily, he said, local school boards are individually responsible for campaigning for their tax raise.
4/05/2004 - Republican lawmakers call Holden Children's Amendment "politics," not "policy":
Before Holden's proposal reaches the ballot in November, it must successfully maneuver through both chambers--an unlikely outcome, according to House Budget Chairman Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles.
4/05/2004 - House Budget Committee passes almost $18.5 million budget:
House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said the committee's budget protects education. Because the governor is currently withholding $116 million from elementary and secondary education, the funds appropriated represent an increase of $140 million over what schools have for the current budget year, he said.
3/8/2004 - February general revenue collectins above projections:
House Budget Committee Chair Carl Bearden says he expects returns to stay strong throughout the year.
3/15/2004 - Graham resigns from House Budget Committee:
House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said he appreciated Graham's work on the committee, even if the two didn't always agree.
3/08/2004 - General revenue collections above Republican projections:
House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said he expected February's revenue numbers to turn out lower than they did because of increased refunds.
2/9/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of February 9, 2004:
. Represenative Carl Bearden says increased collections could harm funding for education (02/09/04)
2/9/2004 - State Representative Carl Bearden says releasing education money could harm funding-levies :
Missouri's House Budget Committee chair Carl Bearden says increased revenue collections should be released to education... even if it means funding-levies would be defeated. Erin Israel tells how more money could mean less for schools.
2/10/2004 - Amtrak request for less money denied by House Committee:
Rep. Carl Bearden, committee chairman, says he understands Amtrak's need, but there's no room for a temporary fix.
2/09/2004 - High revenue collections lead to criticism of education withholdings:
House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, said he expects the governor won't release the money until May, if at all, to allow passage of local tax levies for education planned for April ballots. Voters are less likely to approve a tax increase after additional funds have just been released, Bearden said.
1/06/2004 - Still no consensus revenue estimate but revenue is up through December:
House Budget Committee Chairman Carl Bearden, R-St. Charles, agreed that there is an historical trend that revenues will decrease in January, February and March as tax refunds are filed.
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