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11/14/1997 - Lost Limit Debate:
One of the committee's members, Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, included himself in the minority of legislators who support dropping the $500 limit, which he called an "administrative nightmare."
11/13/1997 - Top casinos don't agree on loss limit:
Columbia Senator Ken Jacob serves on the Gaming and Wagering Joint Committee which heard testimony from both sides.
9/10/1997 - It's Back!:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, voted against the override, arguing that the ban was unconstitutional.
8/29/1997 - Immunity Law Gets Immediate Use:
While prosecutors are generally supportive of the new legislation, Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, said he had too many doubts about the legislation to support it when the Senate passed it in May.
5/17/1997 - Legislative Session Concludes:
As the hour of recess drew closer, Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, took the floor to challenge the filibuster.
5/1/1997 - Tax Breaks for Private Schools Approved:
Columbia Senator Ken Jacob said giving the tax break to private schools was unconstitutional.
5/09/1997 - Witness Immunity Approved:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia and practicing attorney, mentioned that he was concerned about implications the bill might have on civil liberties.
5/01/1997 - Low taxes:
"The state cannot and should not support established religion," said Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia. "Once we open the door, it's a floodgate. They will always want money. The separation of church and state has been held as good public policy since the beginning of this country."
4/7/1997 - Senate banns partial birth abortion:
Senator John Schneider who supports the ban sparred with Columbia Senator Ken Jacob over whether the procedure was immoral.
4/3/1997 - Senate debates partial birth abortion:
But, Columbia Senator Ken Jacobs says banning the procedure is unconstitutional.
4/08/1997 - Deseg Cat-Fight:
Columbia Sen. Ken Jacob said even though Columbia schools may get more money from House's plan, he does not want to see the efforts to help at-risk students in Kansas City and St. Louis collapse.
4/07/1997 - Abortion Restriction Approved:
In what some Senators feared as a possible filibuster, Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, took the lead role in opposition to Senate Bill 275. The legislation states that a doctor is guilty of murder if he or she aborts a live fetus by using a procedure that takes place after the mother has begun the birthing process.
3/5/1997 - Scholarship for Post-secondary education. :
State Senator Ken Jacob says his Challenge Scholarship bill would make post-secondary education more affordable.
3/4/1997 - Senate approve abstinence for sex ed classes:
Boone County Senator Ken Jacobs recommended the changes.
3/04/1997 - Senate debates sex education:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, sparked debate when he moved to eliminate the entire sex education section of the bill. For more than an hour, Jacob pulled his side's weight in debate until his effort was rejected by a 11-21 vote.
2/19/1997 - Per Diem Increase:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, raised the point of order that killed the amendment before it could be voted on.
2/18/1997 - Welfare Reform Implementation:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, said he is not sure it right to punish people for their drug use.
2/18/1997 - From Junk to Gambling:
Beach spoke as the primary supporter of a bill sponsored by Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, which would prohibit government seizure of private property for riverboat gambling.
2/11/1997 - Lobbiest Bill Gets Mixed Reactions:
Columbia Democrat Ken Jacob says he will vote for such a measure because of the demand from the public.
1/27/1997 - Senate Just Says No:
Boone County Senator..Ken Jacob..advocated the pay raise. He showed up in the Capitol less than an hour after the Senate vote had been taken..
1/21/1997 - Senate Member Predicts Filibuster:
Democratic State Senator Ken Jacob, who supports a pay raise, threatens a filibuster in the next six legislative days.
1/13/1997 - First day for some:
On the other side of the Capitol, Sen. Ken Jacob, well-acquainted with the House where he served for 14 years, was being presented to Lt. Gov. Roger Wilson, as Boone County's new senator.
1/13/1997 - Carnahan focuses on education:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, said he was pleased with the governor's message.
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