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5/6/2009 - House Republicans reject health care bill, accuse Nixon of bribery:
House Bill 11 was two steps away from Gov. Jay Nixon's desk when it was voted down 85-75 in the House and sent back to committee for revision by House and Senate budget leaders. All three Columbia representatives -- Democrats Chris Kelly, Mary Still and Stephen Webber -- voted for the bill.
4/29/2009 - Fischel funding back in:
Columbia Democratic Representative Stephen Webber says House members realized the project's importance.
4/29/2009 - Without debate, Missouri's House restores $31 million for Columbia's Ellis Fischel Cancer Center:
In a House Rules Committee hearing Monday, House Republican floor leader Steve Tilley amended the bill to strip Ellis Fischel of its funds. Tilley drafted the amendment after Democrats, including Rep. Stephen Webber, D-Columbia, walked out of the hearing after a spat over rules and procedures.
4/29/2009 - Columbia projects one step closer to millions in funding:
Rep. Stephen Webber, D-Columbia, called this legislative session "unpredictable."
4/27/2009 - House Democrats walkout of vote:
Description: "Point of orders - sometimes they're ruled in my favor, sometimes they're ruled against me. But, win or lose, I stay there and continue the game, and they decided to pick up their toys and go home. And that's their prerogative, it's not good government, but it's certainly their prerogative."Then Columbia Democratic Representative Stephen Webber jumped on the blame game.
4/27/2009 - Federal funding for Ellis Fischel at stake after House dispute:
During a dispute over rules and procedure in the House Rules Committee hearing, all Democrats on committee -- including Rep. Stephen Webber, D-Columbia -- departed and left the vote to the Republicans on committee. With the Democrats absent, House Republican floor leader Steve Tilley forwarded an amendment that would redistribute Ellis Fischel's funds to community colleges, University of Missouri-St. Louis and Southeast Missouri State University.
3/17/2009 - State employees called to active duty want same pay:
Columbia Democratic Representative Stephen Webber.
2/2/2009 - Democrats to aid military families:
Democratic Representative Stephen Webber's bill would require the state to compensate its employees for the pay cut they receive when they are called to duty.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 4, 2009:
During a dispute over rules and procedure in the House Rules Committee hearing, all Democrats on committee -- including Rep. Stephen Webber, D-Columbia -- departed and left the vote to the Republicans on committee. With the Democrats absent, House Republican floor leader Steve Tilley forwarded an amendment that would redistribute Ellis Fischel's funds to community colleges, University of Missouri-St. Louis and Southeast Missouri State University.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 27, 2009:
During a dispute over rules and procedure in the House Rules Committee hearing, all Democrats on committee -- including Rep. Stephen Webber, D-Columbia -- departed and left the vote to the Republicans on committee. With the Democrats absent, House Republican floor leader Steve Tilley forwarded an amendment that would redistribute Ellis Fischel's funds to community colleges, University of Missouri-St. Louis and Southeast Missouri State University.
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