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4/28/2004 - Abortion Liability Legislation Gains House Approval:
The bill sponsor, Republican Representative Jane Cunningham says it just re-enforces what's already in statute.
4/27/2004 - Lawmakers Consider Abortion Bill:
The bill sponsor, Republican Representative Jane Cunningham says it just re-enforces what's already in statute.
4/27/2004 - House gives first-round approval to informed consent for abortions:
St. Louis County Representative Jane Cunningham says this leads to minors crossing the state line to get abortions without their parent's consent.
3/16/2004 - Some schools pocketing money intended for summer school.:
House Education Committee Chair Jane Cunningham says a few Missouri School districts have been pocketing money intended for summer school sessions that aren't being held. Schools are now allowed to report enrollment numbers from up to two years ago when asking for funding. Cunningham says some school districts have been using this to inflate their numbers and pocket the extra money, but she says this bill will fix the problem.
3/09/2004 - Animal physical therapy bill heard in the House committee:
The bill's sponsor -- Rep. Jane Cunningham, R-Chesterfield -- said her bill does not totally exclude veterinarian involvement.
2/18/2004 - House appropriations amendment would cut funding for MAP tests:
Another area that raised some serious concerns among legislators was the very constitutionality of the amendment itself. Rep. Jane Cunningham, R-St. Louis County, said that the amendment violated the state's Hancock Amendment, which requires that the state provide funding for all mandated programs.
2/16/2004 - Educators rally to increase school spending.:
Representative Jane Cunningham says educating students about the issue is good, but forcing them to lobby for the cause crosses the line.
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