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5/5/1997 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 5, 1997:
Scott replaces Mark Richardson who resigned after his arrest for drunken driving.
5/05/1997 - Delbert Scott Elected as new Republican Floor Leader:
Former Caucus Chairman Delbert Scott, a Lowry City Republican, was elected the new minority floor leader to replace Rep. Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff. Richardson resigned his leadership slot after his arrest for drunken driving and child endangerment.
4/29/1997 - richardson resigns, candiates for seat arise:
JEFFERSON CITY - Hours after Rep. Mark Richardson announced that he will step down from his position as House Minority Leader because of a drunk driving and child endangerment arrest, the campaign for his successor began.
4/29/1997 - Mark Richardson steps down:
Mark Richardson emerged from the Republican caucus' second meeting in two days to announce his immediate resignation.Actuality:
4/29/1997 - Carson Ross campiagns for floor leader position:
Within hours of Mark Richardson's resignation from the house minority floor leader position, three legislators announced their intention to fill the vacancy.
4/28/1997 - Mark Richardson is still house minority floor leader:
After an hour and a half of deliberations behind closed doors, the republican caucus emerged to say that Mark Richardson is still the Republican floor leader and that the caucus will reconvine at 9:15 this morning.
4/28/1997 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 28, 1997:
Mark Richardson's resignation came after two closed-door Republican caucus sessions to discuss the Poplar Bluff Republican's weekend arrest.
4/28/1997 - Republican leader faces calls for resignation:
Missouri House Republicans are still deciding whether or not their leader Mark Richardson will keep his job. Susan Batt has the story from the state capital.
4/17/1997 - House Republicans and Democrats welcome Independent with open arms:
But House Republican Leader Mark Richardson said the republicans are not trying to convince Meredith to join their side.
2/03/1997 - Gov. Carnahan proposes two new prisons:
House Minority Leader Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, said while he supports the tax elimination proposal, he would prefer to see additional tax cuts with the package. He did not rule out linking other tax cuts to the governor's proposal.
1/8/1997 - Partisan Fighting Continues:
The House Republican leader is Mark Richardson:
1/8/1997 - Gaw Says Legislature Facing Tough Issues.:
Democrat Steve Gaw captured a second term as House Speaker, defeating House Republican Mark Richardson.
1/30/1997 - House majority supports food tax cut:
Grocers opposed last year's version because of the implementation costs, said co-sponsor Rep. Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff.
1/30/1997 - Three Percent Sales Cut Proposal Hits Missouri:
The bill is co-sponsored by Democrat House Speaker Steve Gaw and Republican minority leader Mark Richardson.
1/22/1997 - New Prisons Proposed:
House Minority Leader Mark Richardson, R-Poplar Bluff, said while he supports the tax elimination proposal, he would prefer to see additional tax cuts with the package. He did not rule out linking other tax cuts to the governor's proposal.
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