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10/14/2003 - Sen. Bill Foster not running for re-election:
Sen. Bill Foster has decided not to run for re-election.
4/29/2003 - Medicaid could take hit under Senate bill:
One couple said they had to chose between food and oxygen, said Sen. Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff.
4/23/2003 - Senate ignores Holden's veto threat, passes funding cuts to additional state agencies:
But Republicans showed little willingness to engage in debates on the merits of cuts that had already been approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee. Sen. Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff, said that while many of the cuts were painful, he couldn't vote to restore funding for individual programs as it would then be difficult to hold the line on restoring all the funding.
4/07/2003 - Lawmakers react to NMSU possibly joining UM system:
"Offhand I can't think of any reason I would vote against them doing this," said Senate Education Committee Chair Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff.
3/20/2003 - Some lawmakers looking to scrap Foundation Formula:
This coalition of lawmakers, which includes Childers, hopes to draft a new formula in time for the 2004 legislative session, said Senate Education Committee Chairman Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff. During the summer, an informal group of lawmakers plans to hire an education consultant and meet with representatives from statewide education associations.
3/19/2003 - Legislators respond to foster care problems with bill proposals :
Sen. Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff and chairman of the Senate Education Committee, said most specific issues with the state's foster care system relate only to individual counties or areas and will likely be solved by using consistent policies across the state.
3/10/2003 - Bills aimed at helping schools with excessive snow days introduced:
Sen. Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff, said he sponsored one of the bills because several schools in his district have been hard hit by wintry weather.
2/03/2003 - Lawmakers wrestle with possible education cuts:
On the Senate side, Education Committee Chairman Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff, has never served on an education committee. Foster was elected to the Senate in 2000 after serving in the House for seven years.
1/30/2003 - Four-day school week has pros and cons:
But Sen. Bill Foster, R-Poplar Bluff, said there's a "one in a million" chance the legislature would pass such a bill.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 13, 2003:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Bill Foster, a crucial moderate voice in the Missouri GOP, has announced he will not run for re-election.
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