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11/1/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of November 1, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - Robin Carnahan was elected secretary of state, Sen. Sarah Steelman voted treasurer and Jay Nixon reelected Attorney General.
11/03/2004 - Other statewide offices decided:
Democrat Robin Carnahan, daughter of former governor Mel Carnahan, was voted secretary of state, Republican state Senator Sarah Steelman was elected Treasurer and Democrat Jay Nixon was reelected attorney general. The Lieutenant Governor's race between Democrat Bekki Cook and Republican Peter Kinder was too close to call at the time of this writing but Kinder held nearly a 47,000 vote lead with more than 97 percent of precincts reporting.
10/19/2004 - Profile of Candidates for Missouri State Treasurer:
This year's treasurer's race pits Republican State Senator Sarah Steelman against Democrat and Arnold Mayor Mark Powell.
10/18/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of October 18, 2004:
This year's candidates for state treasurer are Republican State Senator Sarah Steelman and Democrat and Arnold Mayor Mark Powell.Get the newspaper story
9/14/2004 - More women on the statewide ballot than at any time in Missouri's history:
* State Senator Sarah Steelman, R-Rolla, is running against Arnold's Mayor Mark Powell for state treasurer.
5/3/2004 - Anti-Gay Marriage Rally Held at State Capitol:
Sponsor of the bill Senator Sarah Steelman urged the group to get involved and vote so their voices could be heard.
5/25/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of May 25, 2004:
Amendments proposed by Senators like Sarah Steelman extended the scope of funding possibilities beyond direct workforce contributions to such areas like endowed research chairs for higher education.
5/10/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of May 10, 2004:
Amendments proposed by Senators like Sarah Steelman extended the scope of funding possibilities beyond direct workforce contributions to such areas like endowed research chairs for higher education.
5/10/2004 - Excessive amendments stall Jobs Now bill:
But amendments proposed by Senators like Sarah Steelman extended the scope of funding possibilities beyond direct workforce contributions to such areas like endowed research chairs for higher education.
5/04/2004 - Health insurance for small business: Only proposals but no relief :
Sen. Sarah Steelman's, R-Rolla, 2004 proposal creates a tax credit of up to $2,000 per eligible employer for 10 percent of the contribution made toward a health reimbursement arrangement per eligible employee. Certain farmers will also qualify as eligible employees.
4/7/2004 - Gay MO couples want to have their marriage recognized:
Many Republican lawmakers like Sarah Steelman are trying to push a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.
4/22/2004 - Jacob, Maxwell delay Republican call for vote on liability lawsuits:
Sen. Sarah Steelman, R-Rolla, an opponent of the lawsuit liability bill, voted against the previous question motion. She later criticized both parties in the Senate -- and the governor -- for turning the issue into a political game.
3/2/2004 - Republican senator sponsors bill to make private donations to University of Missouri public record:
Republican Senator Sarah Steelman is sponsoring a bill that aims to disclose the names of private doners who contribute to chancellor salaries. She says this is an effort to prevent a conflict of interest.
3/2/2004 - Senate Committee to vote if Elson Floyd can be both University President and MU Chancellor.:
Sen. Sarah Steelman from Rolla says she does not want University System President Elson Floyd to take over as MU Chancellor when current Chancellor Richard Wallace retires this summer.
3/18/2004 - Senate gives birth certificates to stillborns:
Sen. Sarah Steelman from Rolla sponsored the bill creating stillborn birth certificates. To reach a compromise, Steelman added an amendment increasing the privacy of the certificates.
3/15/2004 - Republican law makers hold press conference in support of ban ongay marriage:
State Senator Sarah Steelman and Representative Kevin Engler, co-authors of a joint resolution to ban gay marriage, say an amendment to the state constitution would solidify Missouri's refusal to recognize gay marriages from other states.
3/15/2004 - Akin calls for state gay marriage ban:
Akin joined state Sen. Sarah Steelman, R-Rolla, and state Rep. Kevin Engler, R-Farmington, in an afternoon news conference in the Capitol Rotunda. Both Steelman and Engler have sponsored measures that would define marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
3/11/2004 - Senate OKs scrap tire bill.:
The bill's sponsor Republican Sarah Steelman who is running for state treasurer says this is necessary to break the cycle of waste tire clean up.
3/1/2004 - Missouri Government News for the Week of March 1, 2004:
JEFFERSON CITY - Republican Sarah Steelman says making the names of private doners to the University of Missouri will prevent possible conflicts of interest. Private donations have recently been used to pay for raises in chancellor salaries.
3/02/2004 - Bill to prohibit University of Missouri President from occupying campus chancellor position heard:
Legislation to block any such consolidation is sponsored by Sen. Sarah Steelman, R-Rolla.
2/24/2004 - Senate gives first round-passage to gay marriage ban:
The Amendment's sponsor, Sen. Sarah Steelman, attempted to justify the proposal to Sen. Joan Bray.
1/26/2004 - President - Chancellor Separation Bill:
The bill was introduced in response to UM President Elson Floyd's proposal to serve as chancellor of the University of Missouri-Columbia campus following MU Chancellor Richard Wallace's retirement in August, said the bill's chief sponsor -- Sen. Sarah Steelman, R-Rolla.
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