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Jennifer Horton

Jennifer Horton is a masters student in the broadcast department at the University of Missouri. She is currently reporting for the news bureau in Jefferson City covering political events. Originally from St. Louis, she has worked in a variety of places including Chicago, as a computer consultant and St. Louis for KSDK, Newschannel 5.
Her career goal is to work as a television reporter and anchor after graduation. You can e-mail her at c697694@showme.missouri.edu
Or, look at her home page!

Stories by Jennifer Horton include:

5/ 6/1997: Radio Story - House votes to subject repeat sex offenders to chemical castration drugs.
1/30/1997: Radio Story - Legislative committee hears bill to give business tax breaks for day care services.
1/29/1997: Radio Story - Massive crackdown on dead-beat dads proposed to a House committee.
1/20/1997: Radio Story - Senate committee votes down legislative pay hike plan.
1/16/1997: Radio Story - Missouri House members debated for over three hours and finally voted against their own pay raise.
1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Senate's leader says tax cuts will be one of the top issues for the 1997 legislative session.
1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Senate leader says pay raise will be an early issue for the Senate.
1/ 8/1997: Radio Story - Missouri Senate President Pro-Tem speaks about the pay-raise issue in a speech to the Senate.
12/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Institute official says local welfare agencies are unprepared for welfare cuts.
12/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Local official says counties can delay weflare cuts.
12/ 3/1996: Radio Story - There could be a way out of the food stamp cuts for some Missouri counties but local policy-makers may not know it
11/21/1996: Radio Story - The capitol building is already covered with the inaugrial stage and scaffolding per Mrs.Carnahan's request.
11/ 7/1996: Radio Story - Missouri House Republicans elect the same leadership as last term.
11/ 7/1996: Radio Story - Rumbles of partisan confrontation emerge from House GOP caucus.
10/31/1996: Radio Story - Bekki Cook's campaign says it is not worried about the inditement of former House Speaker Bob Griffin.
10/31/1996: Radio Story - Republicans say Democrats must explain their past support for Griffin.
10/31/1996: Radio Story - Top House Democrat says Griffin indictment will not affect the House.
10/24/1996: Radio Story - State Representative Gene Copeland is being accused of illegally spending campaign money for personal uses.
10/22/1996: Radio Story - John Hancock says Bekki Cook has received many more of the same Missouri Ethics warning letters as he has.
10/ 8/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's water, soil, and park tax will be up for renewal Nov. 5. Supporters say the state needs it, others disagree.
10/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Getting suspended from school for kissing a classmate could happen in Missouri.
10/ 1/1996: Radio Story - Deer hunters may be chasing deer out into the roads, causing a hazard for drivers.
9/24/1996: Radio Story - Homless shelters are gearing up for the most drastic welfare cuts in six decades to take effect.
9/24/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Social Services Department says they do not know what Welfare Reform will do to Missouri.
9/10/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Department of Insurance has not yet decided to appeal the ruling in favor of Blue Cross keeping it's assets.
9/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Senator Jim Mathewson's Welfare to Work program gets people back to work and makes sure they don't abuse state assistance.
9/ 5/1996: Radio Story - Missouri's Welfare to Work program takes 24-hundred people off food stamps and into the work force.
9/ 3/1996: Radio Story - Education expert questions meaning of SAT score increases for Missouri.
8/29/1996: Radio Story - Catholic Conference to use House Chamber for meeting.
8/27/1996: Radio Story - Dove-hunting season opens Sept. 1.

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