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12/3/2007 - Legislators look ahead:
Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia
4/30/2007 - Schaaf offers Medicaid alternative:
Two legislators, Sen. Wes Shoemyer, D-Clarence, and Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia, have proposed bills that would restore Medicaid eligibility to those cut in 2005.
3/5/2007 - Bill to start driver's ed., end cell phone driving:
A bill introduced in the Missouri House Jan. 25 by Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia, would require Missouri high schools to offer driver's education to students. The bill would also prohibit younger drivers from using a cell phone on the road for any reason other than emergencies.
3/27/2007 - higher ed dominates budget:
Representative Judy Baker, D-Columbia, said  higher education should be more of a priority and the governor and the Budget Committee did not propose enough money to fund higher education.
3/1/2007 - Group backs healthcare reform:
Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia, filed a companion bill Thursday.
2/6/2007 - Resolution says cloning ban didn't go far enough:
Committee Member Judy Baker, D-Columbia, said she is opposed to Lembke's resolution, which would be subject to voter approval if it passes the legislature.  "My position would be to support the constitutional amendment already ratified by the voters," Baker said. 
2/28/2007 - House votes to ban illegals from state's colleges and universities:
Columbia representatives Ed Robb, R-Columbia, and Jeff Harris, D-Columbia, voted in favor of the bill.  Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia, voted against it.
2/15/2007 - Social Security tax cuts move forward:
"I'm not sure it's the right time to use funds for tax cuts," said Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia, who voted against the bill.  "I would like to see us restore health care to people in poverty that we cut off two years ago."
2/12/2007 - House debates details on new bill for Ticket to Work program:
The bill's sponsor Republican Representative Charles Portwood took a strong stance against an amendment proposed by Democrat Representative Judy Baker.
1/30/2007 - Legislators decline to speak on indictment:
A fellow Democrat and Budget Committee member, Judy Baker, predicted Bowman would stay on the committee:
1/24/2007 - DNR bill would face less opposition:
Rep. Judy Baker, D-Columbia has co-sponsored the bill.  She said that she believes it is the right thing to do.
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