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11/08/2002 - Prop. A failure maybe related to abortion:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca and chairman of the public health and welfare committee, laughed at the suggestion that the legislature would pass a tobacco tax increase when it reconvenes in January.
10/28/2002 - All of Missouri to decide St. Louis's Right to Home Rule:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, said the legislature's constant involvement in local St. Louis politics is a distraction from more important business.
10/25/2002 - Voter guide to the ballot questions:
"It does seem a little silly every time the policemen and firemen of the city of St. Louis want a pay raise that the Missouri Legislature votes on it," says Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, "Nowhere else in the state of Missouri does that occur."
10/24/2002 - Both sides predict big wins in upcoming elections:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, said he thinks Republicans will likely stay in control of the chamber and even have a good chance to emerge with a three- or four-seat lead. The worst-case scenario, he said, had Republicans winning four of the six seats that are in play.
10/14/2002 - All of Missouri to decide on Home Rule for St. Louis:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, said the legislature's constant involvement in local St. Louis politics is a distraction from more important business.
10/04/2002 - New tobacco taxes won't help budget shortfall.:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca and chairman of the public health and welfare committee, said it's important any increased tobacco revenues be used for health care and not the state's current budget shortfall. He said the state's share of the tobacco settlement money had not been used for its intended purpose, and that the cigarette tax increase could make up for that loss.
9/06/2002 - Red Cross pledges good faith, leads Missouri's Sept. 11 memorial:
Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, a physician in the state Senate, said the Red Cross is likely trying to "restore some of the confidence that the American public does have in them."
5/6/2002 - School Foundation Formula Awaits Governor's Signature:
Newton County Senator Marvin Singleton agreed with that position.
5/1/2002 - Senators Slip Away:
Republican Senator Marvin Singleton, who didn't attend the event, says it won't affect the Senate's productivity.
5/06/2002 - Protests against the St. Louis Stadium bill at the Capitol:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca and the committee's chair, said he questioned the fiscal responsibility of the bill.
4/18/2002 - Tapping tobacco payments gains support:
Sen. Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, said the state should be spending the money to treat diseases, fund medical research and keep teen-agers from smoking. Singleton, who is a doctor, said it's hard for lawmakers to resist grabbing a "pot of gold."
3/11/2002 - Cameras at Stoplights Gets the Red Light:
Senator Marvin Singleton proposed the amendment.
3/11/2002 - Missouri Government News for Week of March 11, 2002:
Sen. Marvin Singleton introduced the amendment as an addition to a transportation bill.
3/06/2002 - New Law Clarifies Absence of Time Limit for Prosecution of Rape and Sodomy:
The Senate version was the first bill introduced by Marvin Singleton, R-Seneca, who said this bill was a priority for the Senate.
2/25/2002 - Statue of Limitations of Rape and Sodomy Could Finally Get Removed:
The bill's sponsor, Senator Marvin Singleton says the problem is because of too many lawyers getting involved.
2/25/2002 - Rape Bill's Statute of Limitations to be Removed:
The bill's sponser, Senator Marvin Singleton says the problem is because of too many lawyers getting involved.
1/29/2002 - A proposed bill would force HMO's to accept any qualified health-care provider.:
The bill, sponsored by the Senate's only physican -- Marvin Singleton, R-Joplin -- said it would lead to greater assurance that patients would not be forced to drop their physicans when HMO plans change each year.
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