Senate Committees:
71st General Assembly – State Departments (vice chairman); Municipal Corporations, Railroads and Private Corporations; Public Health and Welfare; Local Government; Correctional Institutions; Employment Security; and Bills Agreed to and Finally passed.
72nd General Assembly – Local Government (chairman); State Departments (vice chairman); Correctional Institutions; Judiciary; Municipal Corporations, Railroads and Private Corporations; Public Health and Welfare; and the Metropolitan Committee.
73rd General Assembly – Local Government (chairman); State Departments (vice chairman); the Metropolitan Committees (vice chairman); Criminal Jurisprudence; Judiciary; Municipal Corporations, Railroads and Private Corporations; Public Health and Welfare; and Rules and Joint Rules.
74th General Assembly – Criminal Jurisprudence (chairman); State Departments (vice chairman); Judiciary; Municipal Corporations, Railroads and Private corporations; Public Health and Welfare; and Ways and Means.
75th General Assembly – State Tax Study Commission (chairman); Committee on Employment Security (chairman); Elections; Insurance; and State Departments.
76th General Assembly – Judiciary (chairman); Municipal Corporations, Railroads and Private Corporations (vice chairman); Fees, Salaries, Resolutions and Miscellaneous Bills (vice chairman); Criminal Jurisprudence; Insurance; Interstate Cooperation; Public Health, Welfare and Environment; State Budget Control; and Ways and Means.
77th General Assembly – Judiciary (chairman); Criminal Justice; Interstate Cooperation; and Budget Control.
78th General Assembly – Judiciary (chairman); Budget Control; Constitutional Amendments and Reorganization; and Interstate Cooperation. |
Maurice Schechter served the people of the 13th District (part of St. Louis County). Born in St. Louis, he received his education from East St. Louis, Illinois, public schools; Washington University; and City College of Law and Finance, earning a Bachelor of Laws degree. Senator Schechter began practicing law in 1928. He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1934, and re-elected in 1936 and 1938. Senator Schechter was elected to the Senate in 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972. (Democrat)
Official Manual of the State of Missouri: 1975-1976
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