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4/9/2009 - Drug testing for Welfare Recipients:
Democratic Representative Jeanette Oxford of St. Louis City says taking away a family member's share of welfare hurts the entire family.
4/9/2009 - Welfare recipients could need to pass drug tests for benefits:
Rep. Jeanette Oxford, D-St. Louis, called the bill "irrational" because it is based on the belief that withholding money can be a motivator to kick a crippling drug addiction. She said drug addicts are powerless and that if other attempts to stop using drugs haven't worked, there is no reason to think that withholding money would too.
4/7/2009 - House gives second-round approval to drug tests for welfare recipients:
But St. Louis Democrat Jeanette Oxford said the money being spent on drug tests could be better used to help those on welfare.
4/27/2009 - $1 billion in tax cuts passes House committee:
"Seventy percent of the benefit would go to the richest 22 percent of Missourians," said Rep. Jeanette Oxford, D-St. Louis City.
4/16/2009 - Pistol Packing Pupils:
In opposing the bill, St. Louis city representative Jeanette Oxford insisted that Missouri needs better community mental health services, not more guns on campus.
4/1/2009 - 22 too old:
The House voted for maintaining an existing child-support law age limit of 21 when it rejected Democratic Representative Jeanette Oxford's amendment.
4/1/2009 - 22 too old:
Bill sponsor Democratic Representative Jeanette Oxford of St. Louis City proposed the amendment to increase child support from 21 to 22 for those still in college. 
2/10/2009 - Gay legislator left off House committee on children and families:
While not directly charging sexual orientation bias, Rep. Jeanette Oxford, D-St. Louis City, said she had heard some members of the committee found her "offensive."
2/10/2009 - Mott Oxford wont return to children and families committee:
House Representative Democrat Jeanette Oxford wasn't selected to return to the children and families committee this session, and says she wants to know why.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 6, 2009:
Rep. Jeanette Oxford, D-St. Louis City, tried unsuccessfully to pass an amendment that would require parents pay child support for children up to age 22 who attend college.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 30, 2009:
Democratic Representative Jeanette Oxford tried unsuccessfully to pass an amendment that would require parents pay child support for children up to age 22 who attend college.
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