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5/4/2005 - House Begins Debate on Budget:
Democratic Representative Connie Johnson of St. Louis voted against the bill and says schools in her district hurt as a result of the underfunding.
5/11/2005 - House passes foundation formula:
"Now if we want to stay all night that's fine, I can roll with that," said Rep. Connie Johnson, D-St. Louis City. "But if we're all concerned about the kids let's get about it, be about it."
4/25/2005 - The Missouri Lottery will cut their funding to public schools:
St. Louis City Representative Connie Johnson says the lottery cut means the state will have to find more money to fund their plan for public schools.
3/10/2005 - House passes abortion restriction bill:
During debate, St. Louis City Democratic Representative Connie Johnson questioned the constitutionality of the bill.
2/28/2005 - House will vote on bill narrowing definition of workers' compensation:
House Minority Whip Connie Johnson says she wanted the bill to be revised more before it was sent for debate.
2/15/2005 - House debates bill to change civil liability:
But Rep. Connie Johnson, D-St. Louis City, said the lawmakers who supported tightening the venue guidelines were acting under false assumptions that St. Louis residents were unqualified to serve on juries.
1/26/2005 - Missouri House of Representative Gets Slow Start:
The House has been in session three weeks, and work has just started on bills. Minority Whip and St. Louis Representative Connie Johnson says every Republican bill has been assigned, but it's a different story for the 58 bills filed by the Democrats.
1/24/2005 - Missouri Government News for the Week of January 24, 2005:
Minority Whip Connie Johnson says of the 58 bills the minority caucus have proposed, only 2 bills have been assigned to committees. Johnson says that every Majority caucus bill has already been assigned to a committee.
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