Speaker of Missouri Hosue guests with host Daniel Hines to discuss moves to benefit seniors' food stamps, food kitchens, cut state tax on Social Security benefit
February 13, 2007 (Press Release) --
St. Louis, MO—Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives Rod Jetton says he is hopeful of passage of two key pieces of legislation that will benefit Missouri seniors in an interview on TSN Radio on the Web, a feature of www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com , a leading informational web site for America’s Seniors.
TSN Radio on the Web and publisher of www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com Daniel Hines says that the interest in talking with Speaker Jetton was based upon the Speaker’s long-standing interest in the well-being of seniors. The interview may be heard by going to http://www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com/tsn_radio_features.htm and clicking on the picture of the Speaker, or by going to http://www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com/Missouri_Speaker_Jetton_supports_Seniors.htm and clicking on the Speaker’s picture or the text link to the interview.
“This interview is the latest example of the expanded communication effort made possible by the continued support of such sponsors of our site as www.SafeSourceRx.com, which provides access to safe, affordable prescriptions for all U.S. citizens at tremendous savings.
“And, just as we carefully gauge our supporters, we also seek to make seniors aware of actions taken by their elected officials that, if the elderly and their families and caregivers offer the needed support, can prove to be beneficial to them and their well-being.
“Speaker Jetton first came to our attention when his staff contacted our offices sometime ago—before the implementation of Part D-- about prescriptions and explained the Speaker’s interest in some sort of action to assist seniors,” Hines explains.
“As evidence that it wasn’t a one-time thing, the Speaker now is involved in a number of actions that could prove beneficial the state’s seniors” Hines continues.
“The Speaker’s positions on these issues illustrates the high degree of empathy he has for problems of Missouri’s elderly,” Hines concluded. “With our interview on TSN Radio on the Web, Missouri seniors and others will be able to hear first-hand the reasons for his interest in promoting these proposals.”
St. Louis, MO—Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives Rod Jetton says he is hopeful of passage of two key pieces of legislation that will benefit Missouri seniors in an interview on TSN Radio on the Web, a feature of www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com , a leading informational web site for America’s Seniors.
TSN Radio on the Web and publisher of www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com Daniel Hines says that the interest in talking with Speaker Jetton was based upon the Speaker’s long-standing interest in the well-being of seniors. The interview may be heard by going to http://www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com/tsn_radio_features.htm and clicking on the picture of the Speaker, or by going to http://www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com/Missouri_Speaker_Jetton_supports_Seniors.htm and clicking on the Speaker’s picture or the text link to the interview.
“This interview is the latest example of the expanded communication effort made possible by the continued support of such sponsors of our site as www.SafeSourceRx.com, which provides access to safe, affordable prescriptions for all U.S. citizens at tremendous savings.
“And, just as we carefully gauge our supporters, we also seek to make seniors aware of actions taken by their elected officials that, if the elderly and their families and caregivers offer the needed support, can prove to be beneficial to them and their well-being.
“Speaker Jetton first came to our attention when his staff contacted our offices sometime ago—before the implementation of Part D-- about prescriptions and explained the Speaker’s interest in some sort of action to assist seniors,” Hines explains.
“As evidence that it wasn’t a one-time thing, the Speaker now is involved in a number of actions that could prove beneficial the state’s seniors” Hines continues.
“The Speaker’s positions on these issues illustrates the high degree of empathy he has for problems of Missouri’s elderly,” Hines concluded. “With our interview on TSN Radio on the Web, Missouri seniors and others will be able to hear first-hand the reasons for his interest in promoting these proposals.”
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