Journal of the Senate

SECOND REGULAR SESSION

TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2004

The Senate met pursuant to adjournment. Present—Senators Bartle Bland Bray Callahan Senator Shields in the Chair. Caskey Cauthorn Champion Childers Reverend Carl Gauck offered the following Clemens Coleman Days Dolan prayer: Dougherty Foster Gibbons Goode Griesheimer Gross Jacob Kennedy “Rend your hearts and notUnofficial your clothing. Return to the Lord Kinder Klindt Loudon Mathewson Your God, for God is gracious and merciful. Slow to anger and Nodler Quick Russell Scott abounding in steadfast love, and relents from punishing.” (Joel Shields Steelman Stoll Vogel 2:13) Wheeler Yeckel—34

Gracious God, today many observe Ash Wednesday and are Absent with leave—Senators—None called to look at their lives in critical ways. May that be true with us RESOLUTIONS as we pray to You this day, aware of our shortcomings and need of Your mercy. Keep us close O Lord and provide us hope and Senator Days offered Senate Resolution No. Journal1394, regarding Carmen Sandra Morris guidance as we walk through this dark day of ashes. In Your Holy Name we pray. Amen. McClendon, Mayor of the Village of Uplands Park, which was adopted. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was recited. Senator Caskey offered Senate Resolution No. 1395, regarding Mark Dandurand, Warrensburg, A quorum being established, the Senate which was adopted. proceeded with its business. Senator Caskey offered Senate Resolution No. The Journal of the previous dayCopy was read and 1396, regarding Garrett Wayne Depue, approved. Warrensburg, which was adopted. Photographers from the Associated Press and INTRODUCTION OF BILLS KMIZ-TV were given permission to take pictures The following Bills were read the 1st time and in the Senate Chamber today. ordered printed: The following Senators were present during SB 1294–By Kennedy. the day’s proceedings: An Act to repeal section 630.130, RSMo, and

373 374 Journal of the Senate to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to to convey property in Springfield, with an electroconvulsive therapy. emergency clause. SB 1295–By Klindt. SENATE BILLS FOR PERFECTION An Act to repeal sections 172.035, 174.020, 174.332, 174.750, 174.753, 174.755, 174.757, and At the request of Senator Bartle, SB 1138 was 176.010, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof twelve placed on the Informal Calendar. new sections relating to the incorporation of Senator Bartle moved that SB 870 be taken up Northwest Missouri State University into the for perfection, which motion prevailed. University of Missouri system, with a contingent effective date. Senator Gross assumed the Chair. SB 1296–By Callahan. Senator Days offered SA 1, which was read: An Act to authorize the sale of certain state SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 property. Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 1, Section SB 1297–By Callahan. 226.531, Line 15, by deleting the words “an adult” and insert in lieu thereof the following: “a” and An Act to amend chapter 164, RSMo, by further amend said bill, page, and section, line 16, adding thereto one new section relating to the by deleting the words “cabaret or sexually- creation of a subdistrict for taxing purposes in the oriented”. Kansas City school district. UnofficialSenator Days moved that the above SB 1298–By Loudon and Gibbons. amendment be adopted. An Act to repeal sections 137.100, 144.030, Senator Jacob offered SA 1 to SA 1, which and 144.615, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof was read: three new sections relating to tax exemptions, with an emergency clause. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 SB 1299–By Loudon. Amend Senate Amendment No. 1 to Senate An Act to repeal section Journal379.825, RSMo, and Bill No. 870, Page 1, by adding the following at the to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to end of said amendment: residential property insurance. “Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 2, Section SB 1300–By Loudon. 226.531, Line 30, by inserting immediately An Act to repeal sections 208.010 and thereafter the following: 208.215, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof three “5. No corporation operating a business new sections relating to recovery of medical described in this section shall have or enjoy the assistance. Copyrights enjoyed or exercised by a natural SB 1301–By Bray. person.”. An Act to amend chapter 383, RSMo, by Senator Jacob moved that the above adding thereto one new section relating to medical amendment be adopted. malpractice insurance. At the request of Senator Jacob, SA 1 to SA 1 SB 1302–By Champion. was withdrawn. An Act relating to authorizing the board of Senator Jacob offered SSA 1 for SA 1, which governors of Southwest Missouri State University was read: Twenty-Eighth Day—Wednesday, February 25, 2004 375

SENATE SUBSTITUTE AMENDMENT NO. 1 erected adjacent to interstate and federal-aid FOR SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 highways, and all highways designated as part of the national highway system; except that, the Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 2, Section outdoor advertising described in subdivisions 226.531, Line 30, by inserting immediately after (1) and (2) of section 226.520 and in sections the end of said line the following: 226.525, 226.535 and 226.545 may be erected “5. It is the public policy of this state to after the effective date of this section. All mitigate the adverse secondary effects of outdoor advertising existing on August 28, 2004, sexually oriented businesses to improve traffic except as authorized in the preceding sentence, safety, to limit harm to minors, and to reduce are nonconforming signs and uses under all prostitution, crime, juvenile delinquency, applicable statutes and ordinances, except as deterioration in property values, and lethargy in this power may be limited by the free speech neighborhood improvement efforts.”. and just compensation clauses of the Senator Jacob moved that the above substitute constitution of the United States and the state of amendment be adopted. Missouri and applicable federal law. The provisions of this section shall not create any At the request of Senator Jacob, SSA 1 for new obligation for the expenditure of state SA 1 was withdrawn. funds.”; and Senator Bartle offered SSA 2 for SA 1, which Further amend the title and enacting clause was read: accordingly. SENATE SUBSTITUTEUnofficial AMENDMENT NO. 2 Senator Days moved that the above FOR SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1 amendment be adopted, which motion failed. Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 2, Section Senator Jacob offered SA 3, which was read: 226.531, Line 30, by inserting immediately after the end of said line the following: SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3 “5. This section is designed to protect the Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 1, Section following public policy interests of this state: to 226.531, Line 4, by inserting immediately after the mitigate the adverse secondaryJournal effects of end of said line the following: sexually oriented businesses, to improve traffic “(2) “Nudity”, the showing of either: safety, to limit harm to minors, and to reduce (a) The human male or female genitals or prostitution, crime, juvenile delinquency, public area with less than a fully opaque covering; deterioration in property values, and lethargy in or neighborhood improvement efforts.”. (b) The female breast with less than a fully Senator Bartle moved that the above substitute opaque covering on any part of the nipple;”; and amendment be adopted, which motion prevailed. Copy Further amending all subsequent subdivision Senator Days offered SA 2, which was read: identifiers accordingly. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2 Senator Jacob moved that the above Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 2, Section amendment be adopted. 226.531, Line 30, by inserting immediately after At the request of Senator Jacob, SA 3 was the end of said line the following: withdrawn. “226.532. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, after August Senator Jacob offered SA 4, which was read: 28, 2004, no new outdoor advertising shall be 376 Journal of the Senate

SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4 signed by the President Pro Tem. Amend Senate Bill No. 870, Page 1, Section RE-REFERRALS 226.531, Line 14, by inserting immediately after the word “minors” the following: President Pro Tem Kinder re-referred SB 1260 to the Committee on Transportation. “; Senator Gross assumed the Chair. (4) “State of nudity”, any bare exposure of the skin located on a person’s body below the INTRODUCTION OF BILLS armpits and above the knees.”. The following Bills were read the 1st time and Senator Jacob moved that the above ordered printed: amendment be adopted, which motion prevailed. SB 1303–By Steelman. On motion of Senator Bartle, SB 870, as amended, was declared perfected and ordered An Act to amend chapter 84, RSMo, by printed. adding thereto one new section relating to police residency. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES SB 1304–By Griesheimer and Gibbons. Senator Gibbons, Chairman of the Committee An Act to repeal section 99.847, RSMo, and on Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics, to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to submitted the following reports: reimbursement from the special allocation fund for Mr. President: YourUnofficial Committee on Rules, emergency services. Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics, to which was SB 1305–By Champion, Nodler, Scott, referred SCS for SB 1003, begs leave to report that Childers, Clemens, Steelman, Russell, Goode, it has examined the same and finds that the bill has Shields and Foster. been duly enrolled and that the printed copies furnished the Senators are correct. An Act to authorize, pursuant to Section 21.527, RSMo, the commencement of certain Also, projects to be funded from bond proceeds subject Mr. President: Your CommitteeJournal on Rules, to the provisions of Sections 360.010 to 360.140. Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics, to which was On motion of Senator Gibbons, the Senate referred SJR 29, begs leave to report that it has recessed until 3:00 p.m. examined the same and finds that the joint resolution has been truly perfected and that the RECESS printed copies furnished the Senators are correct. The time of recess having expired, the Senate President Pro Tem Kinder assumed the Chair. was called to order by Senator Nodler. SIGNING OF BILLSCopy RESOLUTIONS The President Pro Tem announced that all Senator Foster offered Senate Resolution No. other business would be suspended and SCS for 1398, regarding Malinda Mae (Beachum) Darter, SB 1003, having passed both branches of the New Madrid, which was adopted. General Assembly, would be read at length by the Secretary, and if no objections be made, the bill Senator Foster offered Senate Resolution No. 1397, regarding Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Day, would be signed by the President Pro Tem to the end that it may become law. No objections being which was adopted. made, the bill was so read by the Secretary and Senator Quick offered Senate Resolution No. Twenty-Eighth Day—Wednesday, February 25, 2004 377

1399, regarding the Honorable David W. Russell, Senator Russell moved that SCR 35, entitled: Liberty, which was adopted. An Act relating to the renaming of a building Senator Kennedy offered Senate Resolution at the Southeast Missouri Mental Health Center. No. 1400, regarding Amos A. McCallum, Be taken up for 3rd reading and final passage, Biddeford, Maine, which was adopted. which motion prevailed. On motion of Senator Russell, SCR 35 was INTRODUCTION OF BILLS read the 3rd time and passed by the following vote: The following Bill was read the 1st time and YEAS—Senators ordered printed: Bray Callahan Caskey Cauthorn SB 1306–By Nodler. Champion Childers Clemens Coleman Days Dougherty Foster Gibbons An Act to repeal sections 444.762, 444.765, Goode Griesheimer Gross Kennedy 444.767, 444.770, and 444.787, RSMo, and to Kinder Klindt Loudon Mathewson enact in lieu thereof five new sections relating to Nodler Quick Russell Shields environmental regulation, with penalty provisions. Steelman Yeckel—26 CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS NAYS—Senators—None Senator Gibbons moved that SCR 32, with Absent—Senators SCA 1, be taken up for adoption, which motion Bland Dolan Jacob Scott prevailed. Unofficial Stoll Wheeler—6 SCA 1 was taken up. Absent with leave—Senators Bartle Vogel—2 Senator Gibbons moved that the above amendment be adopted, which motion prevailed. The President declared the concurrent resolution passed. On motion of Senator Gibbons, SCR 32, as On motion of Senator Russell, title to the amended, was adopted by the following vote: Journalconcurrent resolution was agreed to. YEAS—Senators Senator Russell moved that the vote by which Bray Callahan Caskey Cauthorn the concurrent resolution passed be reconsidered. Champion Childers Clemens Coleman Dougherty Foster Gibbons Goode Senator Gibbons moved that motion lay on the Griesheimer Gross Jacob Kennedy table, which motion prevailed. Kinder Klindt Loudon Mathewson Nodler Quick Russell Scott HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING Shields Steelman Yeckel—27Copy HB 916, with SCS, introduced by Representative Brown, et al, entitled: NAYS—Senators—None An Act to repeal sections 570.223 and Absent—Senators 575.120, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof three Bland Days Dolan Stoll new sections relating to identity theft, with penalty Wheeler—5 provisions. Was taken up by Senator Shields. Absent with leave—Senators Bartle Vogel—2 SCS for HB 916, entitled: 378 Journal of the Senate

SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 916 SENATE BILL NO. 700 An Act to repeal sections 570.223 and An Act to repeal section 135.207, RSMo, and 575.120, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof three to enact in lieu thereof two new sections relating to new sections relating to identity theft, with penalty enterprise zones. provisions. Was taken up. Was taken up. Senator Russell moved that SCS for SB 700 Senator Shields moved that SCS for HB 916 be adopted, which motion prevailed. be adopted, which motion prevailed. On motion of Senator Russell, SCS for On motion of Senator Shields, SCS for SB 700 was declared perfected and ordered HB 916 was read the 3rd time and passed by the printed. following vote: Senator Gross moved that SB 989, with SCS, YEAS—Senators be taken up for perfection, which motion prevailed. Bland Bray Callahan Caskey SCS for SB 989, entitled: Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens Days Dougherty Foster Gibbons SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR Goode Griesheimer Gross Jacob SENATE BILL NO. 989 Kennedy Kinder Klindt Loudon An Act to amend chapter 490, RSMo, by Mathewson Nodler Quick Russell adding thereto eight new sections relating to Scott ShieldsUnofficial Steelman Wheeler environmental audit privileges. Yeckel—29 Was taken up. NAYS—Senators—None Senator Gross moved that SCS for SB 989 be adopted. Absent—Senators Coleman Dolan Stoll—3 At the request of Senator Gross, SB 989, with SCS (pending), was placed on the Informal Absent with leave—Senators JournalCalendar. Bartle Vogel—2 THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS The President declared the bill passed. SB 1075, with SCS, introduced by Senator On motion of Senator Shields, title to the bill Coleman, entitled: was agreed to. An Act to authorize the sale of certain state Senator Shields moved that the vote by which property. the bill passed be reconsidered. Was called from the Consent Calendar and Senator Gibbons moved that motionCopy lay on the taken up. table, which motion prevailed. SCS for SB 1075, entitled: SENATE BILLS FOR PERFECTION SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR Senator Russell moved that SB 700, with SENATE BILL NO. 1075 SCS, be taken up for perfection, which motion An Act to authorize the sale of certain state prevailed. property. SCS for SB 700, entitled: Was taken up. Twenty-Eighth Day—Wednesday, February 25, 2004 379

Senator Coleman moved that SCS for Gibbons Goode Griesheimer Gross SB 1075 be adopted, which motion prevailed. Jacob Kennedy Kinder Klindt On motion of Senator Coleman, SCS for Loudon Mathewson Nodler Quick Russell Shields Steelman Vogel SB 1075 was read the 3rd time and passed by the Wheeler Yeckel—30 following vote:

YEAS—Senators NAYS—Senators—None Bland Bray Callahan Caskey Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens Absent—Senators Coleman Days Dougherty Foster Dolan Scott Stoll—3 Gibbons Goode Griesheimer Gross Jacob Kennedy Kinder Klindt Absent with leave—Senator Bartle—1 Loudon Nodler Quick Shields The President declared the bill passed. Steelman Vogel Wheeler Yeckel—28 On motion of Senator Klindt, title to the bill NAYS—Senators—None was agreed to. Senator Klindt moved that the vote by which Absent—Senators the bill passed be reconsidered. Dolan Mathewson Russell Scott Stoll—5 Senator Gibbons moved that motion lay on the table, which motion prevailed. Absent with leave—SenatorUnofficial Bartle—1 SB 1100, with SCS, introduced by Senators The President declared the bill passed. Gibbons and Gross, entitled: On motion of Senator Coleman, title to the bill An Act to repeal sections 536.015, 536.021, was agreed to. 536.023, and 536.031, RSMo, and to enact in lieu Senator Coleman moved that the vote by thereof four new sections relating to administrative which the bill passed be reconsidered. procedures and review. Senator Gibbons moved that motion lay on the Was called from the Consent Calendar and table, which motion prevailed.Journaltaken up by Senator Gibbons. SB 808, introduced by Senator Klindt, SCS for SB 1100, entitled: entitled: SENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR An Act to amend chapter 640, RSMo, by SENATE BILL NO. 1100 adding thereto one new section relating to the An Act to repeal sections 536.015, 536.021, establishment of the Missouri biomass technology 536.023, and 536.031, RSMo, and to enact in lieu commission, with an expiration date. thereof four new sections relating to the publication Was called from the Consent CopyCalendar and of administrative rules. taken up. Was taken up. On motion of Senator Klindt, SB 808 was read Senator Gibbons moved that SCS for SB 1100 the 3rd time and passed by the following vote: be adopted, which motion prevailed. YEAS—Senators On motion of Senator Gibbons, SCS for Bland Bray Callahan Caskey SB 1100 was read the 3rd time and passed by the Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens following vote: Coleman Days Dougherty Foster 380 Journal of the Senate

YEAS—Senators Absent—Senators Bland Bray Callahan Caskey Dolan Scott—2 Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens Coleman Days Dolan Dougherty Absent with leave—Senator Bartle—1 Foster Gibbons Goode Griesheimer The President declared the bill passed. Gross Jacob Kennedy Kinder Klindt Loudon Mathewson Nodler On motion of Senator Jacob, title to the bill Quick Russell Shields Steelman was agreed to. Vogel Wheeler Yeckel—31 Senator Jacob moved that the vote by which the bill passed be reconsidered. NAYS—Senators—None Senator Gibbons moved that motion lay on the Absent—Senators table, which motion prevailed. Scott Stoll—2 SB 781, introduced by Senator Caskey, entitled: Absent with leave—Senator Bartle—1 An Act to repeal section 491.205, RSMo, and The President declared the bill passed. to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to On motion of Senator Gibbons, title to the bill witness immunity applications. was agreed to. Was called from the Consent Calendar and Senator Gibbons moved that the vote by which taken up. the bill passed be reconsidered.Unofficial On motion of Senator Caskey, SB 781 was Senator Russell moved that motion lay on the read the 3rd time and passed by the following vote: table, which motion prevailed. YEAS—Senators SB 1052, introduced by Senator Jacob, Bland Bray Callahan Caskey entitled: Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens Coleman Days Dougherty Foster An Act to repeal section 172.360, RSMo, and Gibbons Goode Griesheimer Gross to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to Jacob Kennedy Kinder Klindt admission to the state universityJournal of Missouri Loudon Mathewson Nodler Quick system. Russell Shields Steelman Stoll Was called from the Consent Calendar and Vogel Wheeler Yeckel—31 taken up. NAYS—Senators—None On motion of Senator Jacob, SB 1052 was read the 3rd time and passed by the following vote: Absent—Senators YEAS—Senators Dolan Scott—2 Bray Callahan CaskeyCopy Cauthorn Champion Childers Clemens Coleman Absent with leave—Senator Bartle—1 Days Dougherty Foster Gibbons The President declared the bill passed. Goode Griesheimer Gross Jacob Kennedy Kinder Klindt Loudon On motion of Senator Caskey, title to the bill Mathewson Nodler Quick Russell was agreed to. Shields Steelman Stoll Vogel Senator Caskey moved that the vote by which Wheeler Yeckel—30 the bill passed be reconsidered.

NAYS—Senator Bland—1 Senator Gibbons moved that motion lay on the Twenty-Eighth Day—Wednesday, February 25, 2004 381 table, which motion prevailed. Farthing, Karrie Gates, Dr. David Wallace, Suzanne Salmo, Paul Truber, Greg Smothers, RESOLUTIONS Valerie Sorensen, Melissa Streeter, Yvette Parrish, Senator Clemens offered Senate Resolution Carolyn Davinroy, Heather Hagen, Kathy No. 1401, regarding M. Gail Longworth, Ozark, Williams, Bettie Yahn-Kramer, Carrie A. Trent, which was adopted. Mike Bounds, Rose Mack, Bruce Sowatsky, Joe Hogan and Dr. Jim Ottomeyer, St. Charles County COMMUNICATIONS Vision Leadership. Senator Kinder submitted the following: Senator Jacob introduced to the Senate, the Physician of the Day, Dr. John A. Aucar, M.D., February 24, 2004 FACS, Columbia. Mrs. Terry Spieler Secretary of the Missouri Senate Senator Kennedy introduced to the Senate, State Capitol, Room 325 Albert Fults, Letitia “Tish” Johnson and Thomas Jefferson City, MO 65101 Ziegler, St. Genevieve County. RE: Appointment to the Standing Committee on the Senator Jacob introduced to the Senate, Jan Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Mees, Cathie Loesing, Leah Maurer, Karen Burger Dear Terry: and Michele Sterrett, Columbia. This is to inform you that, effective immediately, I have Senator Caskey introduced to the Senate, Eric appointed Senator Victor Callahan to the Senate Standing Berlin and Mayor Juan Alonzo, Raymore. Committee on the Judiciary and UnofficialCivil and Criminal Jurisprudence to fill the vacancy created by the resignation from the Committee of Senator Loudon introduced to the Senate, Senator Ken Jacob. Mayor Harold Dielmann, Councilwoman Theresa If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at Lynch, Councilman David Kaisander and Mark your earliest convenience. Perkins, Creve Coeur. Sincerely, Senator Yeckel introduced to the Senate, /s/ Peter D. Kinder Mayor Richard Breeding and Matt Conley, PETER D. KINDER Crestwood. President Pro-Tem JournalSenator Gibbons introduced to the Senate, INTRODUCTIONS OF GUESTS Mayor Bert Gates, Barry Alexander and John Shaw, Shrewsbury. Senator Champion introduced to the Senate, Dennis Grisham, Carl Allison, Dr. Betty Lorten Senator Gibbons introduced to the Senate, and Gaylord Moore, Greene County. Mikaela Fox, and her mother, Pat Fox, Valley Park. Senator Cauthorn introduced to the Senate, Kathy and Steffani Lane, Eric Greenwald, Brittany Senator Jacob introduced to the Senate, William Godbout, Brendan McGregor and CurtisCopy Bramblett, Crist, Dean-School of Medicine, MU, Columbia. Hannibal. Senator Kinder introduced to the Senate, Senator Cauthorn introduced to the Senate, Mayor Jay Knudtson and Councilman Matt Frank and Judy Coldwell, Palmyra. Hopkins, Cape Girardeau. On behalf of Senators Gross and Dolan, the Senator Cauthorn introduced to the Senate, President introduced to the Senate, Katrina Harper, Andy Morris and Roy Hark, Hannibal. Joann Powers, Dale Hitchcock, Brad Mudd, Lisa Senator Loudon introduced to the Senate, Raymond, Pat Cowell, Hope Woodson, Mary Mayor Conrad Bowers, Bridgeton. Pfenning, Charlotte Sparks, Floyd Bell, Rachel 382 Journal of the Senate

Senator Gross introduced to the Senate, Mayor Senator Griesheimer introduced to the Senate, Patti York, St. Charles. Glenn Vonheer and Dale Schmucke, Union. Senator Foster introduced to the Senate, Senator Griesheimer introduced to the Senate, Carolyn Loveless and Tammy Thurman, Piedmont; Mayor Dick Statmann, Jim Briggs, Councilman and Joe Knodell and Lloyd Mathews, Poplar Bluff. Brad Burns and Councilman Tim Brinker, Senator Russell introduced to the Senate, Washington; Russell Rost, Alderwoman Mindy Representative Randy Angst, Lebanon. McCoy and Alderwoman Jackie Ketson, St. Clair; and Mayor James Schatz and Mark Falloon, On behalf of Senator Jacob and himself, Sullivan. Senator Russell introduced to the Senate, Michael Yoakum, Columbia. On behalf of Senator Nodler, the President introduced to the Senate, Jim West, Don Landrith On behalf of Senator Nodler, the President and Jon Tupper, Joplin. introduced to the Senate, Mayor Jim Wisdom, Joe Barfield, Alderman Oliver Carlson, Alderman Senator Champion introduced to the Senate, Richard Zarcandello and Carl Skaggs, Carl Ralph Manley, Bob Jones, Shelia Wright, Gary Junction. Deaver and Mary Collette, Springfield. Senator Doughterty introduced to the Senate, Senator Kennedy introduced to the Senate, Alderman Greg Carter, St. Louis; and Councilman Jeanne Rosen, Creve Coeur. Wayne Muenkel and Councilwoman Cassandra On motion of Senator Gibbons, the Senate Colquit, University City.Unofficialadjourned under the rules.

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TWENTY-NINTH DAY–THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2004 Journal______FORMAL CALENDAR

SECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS

SB 1280-Childers and Foster SB 1291-Days, et al SB 1281-Childers and Foster SB 1292-Bray, et al SB 1282-Kennedy CopySB 1293-Bray, et al SB 1283-Bray SB 1294-Kennedy SB 1284-Clemens SB 1295-Klindt SB 1285-Wheeler SB 1296-Callahan SB 1286-Loudon SB 1297-Callahan SB 1287-Griesheimer SB 1298-Loudon and Gibbons SB 1288-Vogel SB 1299-Loudon SB 1289-Kennedy and Gibbons SB 1300-Loudon SB 1290-Steelman SB 1301-Bray Twenty-Eighth Day—Wednesday, February 25, 2004 383

SB 1302-Champion SB 1305-Champion, et al SB 1303-Steelman SB 1306-Nodler SB 1304-Griesheimer and Gibbons

HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING

HB 994-Cunningham (145), et al HCS for HB 1040

THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS

SCS for SB 969-Shields (In Fiscal Oversight) SJR 29-Steelman, et al SCS for SB 1038-Yeckel (In Fiscal Oversight)

SENATE BILLS FOR PERFECTION SBs 740, 886 & 1178-Klindt,Unofficial with SCS SB 1122-Shields, with SCS SB 755-Shields, with SCS

INFORMAL CALENDAR

SENATE BILLS FOR PERFECTION

SB 715-Childers and Caskey,Journal with SCS, SS SB 990-Loudon, with SCS for SCS & SA 6 (pending) SBs 1020, 889 & 869-Steelman, et al, with SB 718-Yeckel, et al SCS, SA 2 & SSA 1 for SA 2 (pending) SB 856-Loudon, with SCS SB 1123-Gibbons, et al SB 933-Yeckel, et al SB 1138-Bartle SB 989-Gross, et al, with SCS (pending)

CopyCONSENT CALENDAR

Senate Bills

Reported 2/9

SB 741-Klindt SB 803-Gross SB 827-Bartle, with SCS SB 1093-Gibbons and Yeckel, with SCS 384 Journal of the Senate

SB 783-Mathewson SB 799-Steelman, with SCS SB 837-Caskey, with SCS SB 878-Goode, et al, with SCS SB 859-Klindt, with SCS

Reported 2/16

SB 1197-Quick, with SCS SB 921-Caskey, with SCS SB 1107-Shields SRB 1108-Bartle SB 1106-Shields, with SCS

Reported 2/23

SB 1229-Caskey SB 1086-Cauthorn SB 1218-Quick, with SCS SB 1078-Loudon, with SCS SB 1162-Jacob SB 883-Klindt SB 1048-Nodler, et al SB 966-Shields SB 1044-Shields, with SCS SB 757-Shields, with SCS SB 1172-Gibbons, et al, Unofficialwith SCS SB 771-Bray, with SCS SB 1007-Goode, et al SB 772-Bray and Griesheimer SB 962-Clemens, with SCS SB 788-Childers, with SCS SB 992-Cauthorn, with SCS SB 845-Yeckel, with SCS SB 1177-Klindt, with SCS SB 894-Goode SB 900-Goode, with SCA 1 SB 899-Goode SB 885-Cauthorn SB 956-Scott, with SCS SB 945-Gibbons, with SCS JournalSB 1225-Dougherty, et al, with SCS SB 1087-Days, et al SB 1114-Loudon

House Bills CopyReported 2/23 HCS for HBs 950 & 948 (Childers)

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