Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
Bills Indexed by Subject
MINORITIES
HB 838
--- Sponsor:
Cunningham, Jane
- Requires certification that minority- and women-owned businesses have
the ability, equipment, and facilities to provide the services they
offer.
HB 865
--- Sponsor:
Townley, Merrill M.
--- CoSponsor:
Ruestman, Marilyn
- Changes certain minority teaching scholarships from renewable to
nonrenewable.
HB 891
--- Sponsor:
Bland, Craig C.
- Establishes the Missouri Minority Business Advocacy Commission.
HB 1074
--- Sponsor:
Byrd, Richard
--- CoSponsor:
Hanaway, Catherine L
- Makes it a crime to burn a cross with the intent to intimidate any
person or group of persons.
HB 1255
--- Sponsor:
Bland, Craig C.
- Establishes the Emancipation Day Commission.
HB 1312
--- Sponsor:
Byrd, Richard
- Limits total damages that may be awarded in an unlawful discrimination
case, allows either party to demand a jury trial, and prohibits the
award of punitive damages against the state or any subdivision.
HB 1572
--- Sponsor:
St. Onge, Neal C.
--- CoSponsor:
Wasson, Jay
- Requires the Office of Administration to implement the Oversight
Review Committee's recommendations on Minority Business Enterprises
and Women's Business Enterprises not domiciled in Missouri.
HB 1656
--- Sponsor:
Jones, Robin Wright
- Removes an outdated reference to the State Training School for Negro
Girls and other outdated institutional references.
HB 1755
--- Sponsor:
Parker, Sherman
- Establishes the Office of Minority Affairs, the Council for
Historically Underutilized Businesses, and the Small and Minority
Business Mentor-Protegee Program.
HCR 8
--- Sponsor:
Boykins, Amber (Holly)
--- CoSponsor:
Walton, Juanita Head
- Designates the first Thursday in February as "African American
Business Enterprise Day."
HCR 32
--- Sponsor:
Purgason, Chuck
- Recognizes the Saponi Nation of Missouri, Mahenips Band.
SB 814
--- Sponsor:
Dougherty, Patrick
- Increases the number of one-year, renewable scholarships for minority
students.
SB 1109
--- Sponsor:
Coleman, Maida
- Allows eligible nonimmigrant aliens to receive "in-state" tuition at
Missouri higher education institutions.
Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:10 am