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12/02/1999 - Two Lawmakers want term limits on ballot again:
House GOP Leader Delbert Scott, an opponent of the proposals, said the voters made up their mind when they voted over 70 percent to enact term limits.
9/21/1999 - Some Republican Lawmakers Want Banks to Resign:
Republican House Leader Delbert Scott says no elected official is above the law.
5/13/1999 - The Governor Gets Tough:
House Republican Leader Delbert Scott said his party opposed the bill because of the softer sentencing and not for the hate crime provision.
4/07/1999 - Legislators try to guess why Prop B failed:
"I don't see any particular strength with the anti-gun lobby after this," said House Minority Leader Delbert Scott.
3/31/1999 - Gov. signs Family Care Safety Act:
"I'm concerned with the governor taking issues before the legislature and proclaiming it by executive order when the issue is still in the legislature," said Republican Leader Rep. Delbert Scott.
3/23/1999 - US Attorneys use federal facilities to lobby against prop B:
Prop-B-proponents Rep. Wayne Crump, D-Potosi, and Rep. Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City, recently raised controversy when they used official letterhead to poll lobbyists about Prop. B. Crump said the mailing was rigorously examined and found to have not been supported by state funds.
3/1/1999 - Wilson Won't Seek Reelection:
But House GOP leader Delbert Scott says he disagrees with Wilson's assessment that politics have gone bad.
2/17/1999 - Curator legislation sees new life with provision:
In an earlier form, then-ASUM member Chris Benjamin testified in favor of the bill. Benjamin has since served as the Missouri Student Association vice president, and is currently a legislative assistant for House Republican Leader Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City.
2/01/1999 - Background checks for child, elderly providers:
"Why limit the access to one, two or even three institutions," said House Republican Leader Delbert Scott, Lowry City. "Any individual should be free to access as much information as possible without violating privacy laws."
1/25/1999 - Committee Formed to Handle Tobacco Settlement:
Gaw's proposal was endorsed by House GOP leader, Delbert Scott, R-Lowery City.
1/20/1999 - Carnahan proposes tax cuts:
"There are three basic questions," said Rep. Floor Leader Delbert Scott, Lowry City. "Are the budget numbers accurate, how much do we have to give back to taxpayers, and how much should we give back?"
1/20/1999 - Carnahan Outlines Spending Agenda:
House Republican leader Delbert Scott (R-Lowry City) siad the GOP believed any money fell under the state's "Hancock lid" limiting revenue and should be sent back to taxpayers. But Carnahan said the funds should be preserved for future investments in health and education.
1/19/1999 - Democratic leaders propose a $155 million tax cut:
"I think $155 million is a good start," said House GOP Leader Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City. "Based on the past year's history, it should be at least $300 million."
1/13/1999 - GOP, Democrats compare ideas for small business health care:
Last week, House Republicans announced that health care for small business workers would be a legislative priority. However, House Republican Leader Delbert Scott said that a larger government was not an acceptable solution.
1/13/1999 - Committee Report Offers No Specific Answers:
Last week, House Republicans announced that health care for small business workers would be a legislative priority. However, House Republican Leader Delbert Scott said that a larger government was not an acceptable solution.
1/12/1999 - House Rules Compromise:
"There was an effort in the Democratic caucus to revert to the days of Bob Griffin, where the speaker would be the person who appointed all committee members of both parties in the House," said House Minority Floor Leader Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City.
1/06/1999 - Lawmakers Squabble:
JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri's 90th General Assembly wasn't sworn in before partisan tensions began to flare. House Republican Leader Delbert Scott, R-Lowry City, said that Gov. Mel Carnahan's decision to challenge U.S. Sen. John Ashcroft in 2000 might affect the legislative agenda.
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