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Sen. Bob Dixon, R-Springfield, on MSU funding.wmv
State Senator Bob Dixon, R-Springfield, explains why Missouri State was left out when it came to universities getting funding during the final rounds of state budget talks and what the outlook is for the future.
Ameren Missouri and Westinghouse Electric announce a partnership to build small nuclear power generating units at Ameren’s current nuclear facility in Callaway County Missouri. The announcement April 19 came on the lawn of the Governor’s mansion with Governor Jay Nixon presiding. Speaking for Westinghouse is Vice President Dr.
Continue reading …Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich discusses the details of a settlement with the Missouri Bankers Association, allowing his office access to bank examination records.
Continue reading …Speaker of the House Steven Tilley on not overriding governor’s vetoes.wmv
March 19, 2012 No CommentSpeaker of the Missouri House of Representatives Steven Tilley talks about the fact he will not seek an override of Governor Nixon’s vetoes of pieces of business favored legislation.
Continue reading …Speaker of the Missouri House Steven Tilley talks about the movement by Missouri NOW to “Flush Rush” from the Hall of Famous Missourians.
Continue reading …Gov. Nixon and advocates discuss budgets cuts to blind subsidies from the state
March 13, 2012 No CommentMissouri Gov. Jay Nixon and Gretchen Maune, an MU public policy grad student and advocate for the blind, voice their opposition to a state House budget committee’s recent decision to cut $28 million in state subsidies for blind people.
Continue reading …Legendary Kansas City Royals second baseman Frank White speaks in honor of Buck O’Neil during O’Neil’s enshrinement ceremony into the Hall of Famous Missourians Monday in the House Chamber of the State Capitol in Jefferson City.
Continue reading …The Missouri House of Representatives honors the late Buck O’Neil dedicating his bust for display in the Hall of Famous Missourians.
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