Missouri House of Representatives
Daily Activity Register
For Activities Recorded on January 31, 2000
- HB1074
- Authorizes certain additional water pollution control bonds.
(LR# 2483- 04)
- HCS HB 1074
Committee: Fiscal Review (H)
Executive Session Held (H)
HCS VOTED DO PASS
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1076
- Revises reading level requirement for public school promotion so that
it applies to promotion from third to fourth grade only.
(LR# 2626- 06)
- HCS HB 1076
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1084
- Separates the offices of recorder of deeds and circuit clerk where
combined.
(LR# 2732- 01)
-
HB 1084
Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1097
- Requires destruction of a tree on another person's land to be
negligent for treble damages to be due the owner of the tree.
(LR# 2378- 01)
-
HB 1097
Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
- HB1200
- Prohibits the use of genetic information or test results for
insurance purposes.
(LR# 2340- 01)
-
HB 1200
Referred: Critical Issues (H)
- HB1208
- Creates a good cause exception for removal of a guardian upon
dissolution of marriage.
(LR# 3184- 01)
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HB 1208
Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
- HB1215
- Creates the crime of indecent solicitation of a child.
(LR# 3056- 03)
- HCS HB 1215 & 1240
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1216
- Allows adopted adults to have access to their original birth
certifictes without a court order.
(LR# 2308- 01)
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HB 1216
Committee: Children, Youth & Families (H)
Executive Session Held (H)
VOTED DO PASS
Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1240
- Creates the crime of indecent solicitation of a child.
(LR# 3056- 03)
- HCS HB 1215 & 1240
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1262
- Changes holding period for certain felonies.
(LR# 3622- 02)
- HCS HB 1404 & 1262
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1305
- Expands the uses of property declared abandoned by not for profit
organizations.
(LR# 3217- 03)
- HCS HB 1305
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1376
- Allows the tour of state facilities by new members of the General
Assembly to be any time of the year.
(LR# 3460- 02)
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HB 1376
Reported Do Pass by Consent (H)
- HB1404
- Changes holding period for certain felonies.
(LR# 3622- 02)
- HCS HB 1404 & 1262
HCS Reported Do Pass (H)
- HB1506
- Establishes the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund in the state
treasury.
(LR# 3694- 02)
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HB 1506
Reported perfected and printed (H)
- HB1724
- Includes e-mail addresses in amendments to an electric cooperative's
articles of incorporation; requires an impact study by each
cooperative on utility deregulation.
(LR# 3777- 01)
-
HB 1724
Withdrawn (H)
- HB1731
- Changes MAP science test to grade 5.
(LR# 3471- 01)
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HB 1731
Withdrawn (H)
- HB1742
- Provides a method for the highways and transportation commission to
obtain approval from the genreal assembly for funding of plans.
(LR# 4024- 02)
-
HB 1742
Referred: Transportation (H)
- HB1779
- Creates the crime of theft of service.
(LR# 4206- 01)
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HB 1779
Read second time (H)
- HB1780
- Changes law regarding small loans.
(LR# 4085- 02)
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HB 1780
Read second time (H)
- HB1781
- Adds certain plants to the noxious weed list.
(LR# 2327- 01)
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HB 1781
Read second time (H)
- HB1782
- Changes the burden of proof in tax cases in favor of the taxpayer and
applies to issues involving the applicability of tax exemptions and
credits.
(LR# 3182- 01)
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HB 1782
Read second time (H)
- HB1783
- Creates the D.A.R.E license plate.
(LR# 3572- 01)
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HB 1783
Read second time (H)
- HB1784
- Establishes a teacher cadet program.
(LR# 3654- 01)
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HB 1784
Read second time (H)
- HB1785
- Changes the mandatory school attendance age to seventeen.
(LR# 3660- 01)
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HB 1785
Read second time (H)
- HB1786
- Creates the Missouri Incentive Award program for schools showing
assesment and attendance improvement.
(LR# 3656- 01)
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HB 1786
Read second time (H)
- HB1787
- Creates an income tax credit for cash donations to school districts
for high technology equipment or librarians, or approved non-cash
donations for high technology equipment.
(LR# 3657- 02)
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HB 1787
Read second time (H)
- HB1788
- Establishes the families in education incentive grant program.
(LR# 3522- 01)
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HB 1788
Read second time (H)
- HB1789
- Creates the office of school disciplinary hearings.
(LR# 2489- 01)
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HB 1789
Read second time (H)
- HB1790
- Reduces the current three-year requirement for county employees to
re-enter the retirement system
(LR# 4149- 01)
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HB 1790
Read second time (H)
- HB1791
- Prohibits housing of violent and non-violent offenders in the same
cell.
(LR# 3979- 01)
-
HB 1791
Read second time (H)
- HB1792
- Allows teachers certified in certain life saving areas to obtain
additional certification in certain circumstances.
(LR# 3533- 01)
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HB 1792
Read second time (H)
- HB1793
- Allows political subdivisions to provide health insurance benefits to
dependents of deceased employees.
(LR# 4039- 01)
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HB 1793
Read second time (H)
- HB1794
- Allows donations to a county law enforcement fund as a condition of
probation.
(LR# 3968- 01)
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HB 1794
Read second time (H)
- HB1795
- Allows for separate school district zoning ordinances in certain
counties.
(LR# 3397- 01)
-
HB 1795
Read second time (H)
- HB1796
- Changes egg dealers' and retailers' licensing fees.
(LR# 3544- 01)
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HB 1796
Read second time (H)
- HB1797
- Creates the Motorist Insurance Identification Database Fund, to be
funded by six percent of the revenue derived from the insurance
premium tax.
(LR# 3914- 02)
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HB 1797
Read second time (H)
- HB1798
- Enacts the Private Property Protection Act, which requires
compensation from government entities when government programs
devalue property by twenty percent or more.
(LR# 3873- 01)
-
HB 1798
Read second time (H)
- HB1799
- Guarantees that a test of compelling state interest will be applied
to all laws which affect the free exercise of religion.
(LR# 3855- 01)
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HB 1799
Read second time (H)
- HB1800
- Provides for review of nonparoleable sentences.
(LR# 2942- 02)
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HB 1800
Read second time (H)
- HB1801
- Mandates ethanol phase-in in certain metropolitan areas, allows other
areas to adopt ethanol phase-in if they so choose.
(LR# 3959- 01)
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HB 1801
Read second time (H)
- HB1802
- Allows mortgage insurance for up to one hundred percent of the market
value of the property.
(LR# 3971- 01)
-
HB 1802
Read second time (H)
- HB1803
- Creates the County Technology Fund.
(LR# 3720- 01)
-
HB 1803
Read second time (H)
- HB1804
- Requires the department of health to disclose the HIV status of
certain persons.
(LR# 2392- 01)
-
HB 1804
Read second time (H)
- HB1805
- Increase the base salary of certain court clerks.
(LR# 4177- 01)
-
HB 1805
Read second time (H)
- HB1806
- Regulates the taking and killing of feral hogs.
(LR# 3802- 01)
-
HB 1806
Read second time (H)
- HB1807
- Permits eight-person juries in civil trials and expands jury service
to eighteen year olds.
(LR# 4244- 01)
-
HB 1807
Read second time (H)
- HB1808
- Clarifies the definition of the City of St. Louis for purposes of the
firemen's retirement and relief system
(LR# 4175- 02)
-
HB 1808
Read second time (H)
- HB1809
- Increases surcharge for the courthouse restoration fund.
(LR# 4243- 01)
-
HB 1809
Read second time (H)
- HB1810
- Amends statutes authorizing tax credits for investments in small
businesses.
(LR# 4051- 01)
-
HB 1810
Read second time (H)
- HB1811
- Creates the farmland preservation enabling act.
(LR# 4236- 01)
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HB 1811
Read second time (H)
- HB1812
- Corrects a technical title defect in a statute that only recognizes a
marriage between a man and a woman.
(LR# 4104- 01)
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HB 1812
Read second time (H)
- HB1813
- Repeals the limit on the state income tax deduction for federal
income tax for corporations and replaces revenue lost by the
outstanding schools trust fund with money from general revenue.
(LR# 4110- 01)
-
HB 1813
Read second time (H)
- HB1814
- Regulates the use and operation of private jails.
(LR# 4181- 02)
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HB 1814
Read second time (H)
- HB1815
- Allows certain surviving spouses who have remarried to receive
retirement benefits
(LR# 4249- 01)
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HB 1815
Read second time (H)
- HB1816
- Regulates privatization contracts for state agencies and political
subdivisions.
(LR# 3623- 02)
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HB 1816
Read second time (H)
- HB1817
- Allows denials of licensure by long-term care facilities to be filed
in circuit court.
(LR# 4216- 01)
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HB 1817
Read second time (H)
- HB1818
- Changes certain crimes regarding driving under the influence.
(LR# 4075- 01)
-
HB 1818
Read second time (H)
- HB1819
- Corrects a technical title defect for a marriage statute declared
unconstitutional.
(LR# 3448- 01)
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HB 1819
Read second time (H)
- HB1820
- Allows theology and divinity students to be eligible for bright
flight scholarships.
(LR# 2637- 01)
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HB 1820
Read second time (H)
- HB1821
- Prohibits theft by Internet.
(LR# 3667- 01)
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HB 1821
Read second time (H)
- HB1822
- Prohibits registered offenders from serving as sports coaches and
referees.
(LR# 3669- 01)
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HB 1822
Read second time (H)
- HB1823
- Waives renewal fees for military medal and prisoner of war special
license plates.
(LR# 3486- 01)
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HB 1823
Read second time (H)
- HB1824
- Creates an income tax credit foradvertising costs of Missouri
retailers which promote value-added agricultural products produced in
this state by Missouri businesses.
(LR# 3280- 01)
-
HB 1824
Read second time (H)
- HB1825
- Designates Menfro soil as the state soil.
(LR# 3542- 01)
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HB 1825
Read second time (H)
- HB1826
- Prohibits the transfer of human fetal parts for valuable
consideration.
(LR# 4199- 01)
-
HB 1826
Read second time (H)
- HB1827
- Creates the Board of Ionizing Radiation Technology
(LR# 3621- 01)
-
HB 1827
Read second time (H)
- HB1828
- Makes technical intersectional reference corrections to sections
421.005 to 421.034.
(LR# 4250- 01)
-
HB 1828
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1829
- Creates an itemized deduction for health insurance premiums and
out-of-pocket medical costs not already deductible pursuant to
federal or state law.
(LR# 4009- 01)
-
HB 1829
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1830
- Increases the income tax deduction for long-term health insurance
premiums from fifty to one hundred percent.
(LR# 4011- 01)
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HB 1830
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1831
- Reduces corporate income tax rate to five and one-half percent and
raises caps on deductibility of federal tax liability.
(LR# 4012- 01)
-
HB 1831
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1832
- Eliminates the existing means test and creates new income caps for
the circuit breaker.
(LR# 4013- 01)
-
HB 1832
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1833
- Increases the dependency deduction to two thousand four hundred
dollars.
(LR# 4014- 01)
-
HB 1833
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1834
- Exempts from sales and use tax all sales of over-the-counter drugs.
(LR# 4015- 01)
-
HB 1834
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1835
- Prohibits the requirement of certain personal information.
(LR# 4017- 01)
-
HB 1835
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1836
- Requires the state to pay part of certain prosecutor's salaries.
(LR# 4263- 01)
-
HB 1836
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1837
- Reverts section 452.377 regarding relocation back to the pre-SB910
language.
(LR# 3576- 02)
-
HB 1837
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1838
- Prohibits the parking of motor vehicles in a commuter parking lot for
the primary purpose of selling the motor vehicle.
(LR# 2567- 01)
-
HB 1838
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1839
- Creates the crime of unlawful drug transactions with a child.
(LR# 4041- 01)
-
HB 1839
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1840
- Requires custodial orders to permit all parents access to the child's
health insurance provider.
(LR# 3408- 01)
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HB 1840
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1841
- Designates cut-leaved teasel, common teasel and kudzu vine as noxious
weeds.
(LR# 4315- 01)
-
HB 1841
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1842
- Establishes a framework for restructuring and deregulating electric
utilities.
(LR# 4131- 01)
-
HB 1842
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1843
- Eliminates the office of marshal in certain cities.
(LR# 3941- 01)
-
HB 1843
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1844
- Changes the house arrest program.
(LR# 3899- 02)
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HB 1844
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1845
- Allows college, university or community college charter school
sponsors to receive support funds, provided the sponsors perform
certain duties.
(LR# 4029- 02)
-
HB 1845
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1846
- Changes residence requirements of police officers.
(LR# 4242- 01)
-
HB 1846
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HB1847
- Increases the annuity rate for state retirement members
(LR# 4258- 01)
-
HB 1847
Introduced and read first time (H)
- HCR14
- Urges the Governor to opt out of the EPA's reformulated gasoline
program until a safer substitute for MTBE is found.
(LR# 4209- 02)
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HCR0014
Read second time (H)
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Elvis Sonny Gibson petitions to contest irregularities in the Special
Election of August 3, 1999, District 41.
(LR# 0000- 00)
-
HEC0001
Referred: Elections (H)
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The Reform Party, petition contest results of the August 3, 1999,
Special Election, District 41.
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HEC0002
Referred: Elections (H)
- HJR64
- Submits to the voters the repeal of the constitutional provision
relating to the Salary Commission.
(LR# 3668- 01)
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HJR0064
Read second time (H)
- HR157
- IN HONOR OF STAN AND SUE FLOWERS, 1999 FARM FAMILY OF THE YEAR
(LR# 0000- 00)
-
HR 0157
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR158
- IN HONOR OF THE DEXTER SENIOR CENTER, 1999 ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0158
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR159
- IN HONOR OF ARVIN INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED, 1999 INDUSTRY OF THE YEAR
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0159
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR160
- IN HONOR OF PLAZA TIRE SERVICE, 1999 BUSINESS OF THE YEAR
(LR# 0000- 00)
-
HR 0160
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR161
- CONGRATULATIONS TO LUCY VAUGHN
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0161
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR162
- TO APPLAUD THE BROOKFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL, GOLD STAR AWARD
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0162
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR163
- RETIREMENT OF LEONARD ROBINSON
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0163
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR164
- EAGLE SCOUT BRIAN THOMAS KIMBLE
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0164
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR165
- EAGLE SCOUT KYLE LLOYD DANIEL BRADY
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0165
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR166
- EAGLE SCOUT TAYLOR SCOTT STEELMAN
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0166
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR167
- EAGLE SCOUT BLAKE WESLEY SACHS
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0167
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR168
- IN RECOGNITION OF OPERATION JUST CAUSE
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0168
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
- HR169
- Allows the Legislative and State Official Intern Program to use the
House Chamber for the 2000 Mock Legislative Session in April.
(LR# 4229- 01)
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HR 0169
Offered (H)
- HR170
- IN APPRECIATION OF DAVID BERGER
(LR# 0000- 00)
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HR 0170
Offered (H)
Issued (H)
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