No, you would enter the information found on the 1099-R in your return. There should be Code 4 in Box 7 to indicate that it is a distribution made to a non-spouse beneficiary.
The Bailey Exemption "exclusion does not apply to retirement paid to former teachers and state employees of other states and their political subdivisions" or their beneficiaries.
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