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12/09/1999 - Senator wants to stop suit between city of St. Louis and gun manufacturers:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, agreed.
9/17/1999 - Partial Birth Abortion Ban Becomes Law:
Senator Ken Jacob who led the governor's charge against the bill says he's all too familiar with De Feo's influence.
9/16/1999 - Senate overrides governor's veto:
Columbia's Sen. Ken Jacob was one of the leaders in efforts to sustain his fellow Democratic governor's veto.
9/16/1999 - Hot Debate in First Day of Senate's Veto Session:
Discussion and debate was highly-charged and often dramatic during the Missouri Senate's first day of discussion to override the partial-birth abortion bill. Opponent's of the bill, led by Ken Jacob of Columbia, continually questioned wording in the proposed bill.
9/15/1999 - House defies Carnahan, approves partial-birth abortion ban:
Some capitol observers have expected Carnahan's friends in the Senate, primarily Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, to talk the ban to death. Such talking would prevent a vote from happening by monopolizing the allotted time.
5/3/1999 - Partial birth abortion debate continues in the Senate:
Twenty three Senators voted against Columbia Senator Ken Jacob's proposal. He wants to allow doctors to perform a partial birth abortion if the mother's health is compromised. He says he doesn't understand how anyone could vote against his proposal.
5/14/1999 - Tax Cuts Compromise:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, criticized GOP members for excessive cuts, saying the budget must be cut in order to cut taxes.
5/14/1999 - Senator Ken Jacob takes centerstage:
JEFFERSON CITY - A self-described "flaming liberal," or as fellow Senator Anita Yeckel called him, a "communist," Columbia Senator Ken Jacob managed to get himself in the middle of the two biggest battles in this year's legislative session--and emerged as one of the major players in the state Senate.
5/13/1999 - The Governor Gets Tough:
Columbia Sen. Ken Jacob also criticized the governor's action to his colleagues. "I would vote to override the governor's veto," he said on the Senate floor of the legislative pay raise."
5/12/1999 - Governor to veto pension increase for state employees, including lawmakers.:
Columbia Democratic Senator Ken Jacob disagreed with the governor's decision.
5/11/1999 - Lawmakers Act to Boost Benefits:
Columbia Reps. Harlan, Wilson and Graham voted for better benefits - as did Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, later in the day.
5/10/1999 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 10, 1999:
Senator Ken Jacob prominent in key battles
5/10/1999 - Tax cuts, crime bill stymied by debates:
"I can't express my frustration when you have this Christmas tree of tax cuts - there's no way you can make any sense out of it," said Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia.
5/04/1999 - Senate Filibuster Continues:
Columbia Senator Ken Jacob once again led the stall calling for a health exemption for mothers in the proposed ban on late-term abortions.
5/03/1999 - Senate women feel left out of abortion debate:
Sims said two main senators trying to soften the bill -- Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, and Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia -- have included her in meetings and listened to her suggestions. She said she is happy with many of the changes to narrow the plan.
5/03/1999 - The health exemption on the partial-birth abortion bill was defeated by the Senate.:
The health-exemption amendment had been offered by Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, who is among a handful of senators whose continued talking has blocked a Senate vote.
4/29/1999 - The Senate debated extensively on partial-birth abortion bill.:
Columbia's Sen. Ken Jacob and Sen. Joe Maxwell, D-Mexico, led the opposition Thursday.
4/28/1999 - Legislation may slow sprawl:
Columbia Senator Ken Jacob refused to comment on Columbia's urban sprawl issue to the Missourian.
4/28/1999 - Jacob stalls debate on partial-birth abortion bill:
JEFFERSON CITY - Columbia's Sen. Ken Jacob kept the Senate floor for two and a half hours in a one-man effort to stop a ban on partial birth abortion.
4/27/1999 - Health Insurance Bill May be Dead:
Harlan said he wanted the bill assigned to the Senate's Insurance committee - chaired by fellow Columbia Democrat Sen. Ken Jacob.
4/19/1999 - Counseling for children of divorced parents:
The bill is identical to the legislation proposed in the Senate by Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia.
4/19/1999 - Senate passes abortion funding amendment:
Schneider's most outspoken opponent was Democrat Ken Jacob of Boone County. Planned Parenthood has stopped performing abortions in that district, in an effort to qualify for state aid.
4/19/1999 - Legislators narrow definition of abortion clinics:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, objected to Schneider's amendment, saying that the language defining more narrowly what services a family-planning clinic may offer would invite more litigation from abortion clinics.
3/30/1999 - Senate Committee Defeats Infanticide Bill:
Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, a committee member, voted against sending the bill to the floor.
3/02/1999 - Sex education is hot topic:
One of the bill's detractors has been Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia. Jacob spoke against the measure last week, and proposed an amendment that included a recommendation for "mutually monogamous" relationships with an uninfected partner.
2/24/1999 - Same-Sex Marriage Ban:
JEFFERSON CITY - On Ken Jacob's first day as a student of family law at MU, the professor asked this future senator of Columbia a simple question:
2/23/1999 - Sex in the Senate:
JEFFERSON CITY - Columbia Sen. Ken Jacob denounced abstinence-based education and in the process set back a bill promoting virginity until marriage.
2/16/1999 - Partisan battling over tax cuts starts fast and furious:
Already carrying one of the lightest tax burdens in the nation, the governor proposes Missouri would get more tax relief next year under the administration's package sponsored by Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia.
2/10/1999 - Tax Cuts Debated in Missouri Senate:
Democratic lawmakers disagree with GOP proposals that would provide tax relief for the upper class. Senator Ken Jacob argues that the economy has boomed with the upper class enduring the tax burden they are currently shouldered with.
1/20/1999 - Columbia Lawmakers Approve of Carnahan Speech:
"It would be very easy to do nothing and just allow the money to be refunded," said Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia. "Instead the governor is trying to give tax relief to those who need it."
1/19/1999 - Democratic leaders propose a $155 million tax cut:
"We feel giving the personal exemption increase goes hand-in-hand with helping working families," said Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia.
1/14/1999 - Jeff City too busy for impeachment:
He certainly hasn't heard Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, discussing the events in Washington. After first saying he had no comment on impeachment, Jacob said he is tired of hearing about Clinton.
1/12/1999 - Jacob Chairs Insurance:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sen. Ken Jacob, D-Columbia, was appointed chairman of the Insurance and Housing Committee. While his first choice was not Insurance, Jacob said he realizes what a key issue it is.
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