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N.D. LEGISLATURE: Campus gun bill fails ... Home schooling standards ... Day care providers ... more
Saturday, April, 11, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Saturday, April, 11, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Race track supporters try to salvage bill
A bill that horse racing officials say must pass to ensure North Dakota’s two race tracks will operate beyond this year has had a perilous journey through the session but got new life breathed into it Wednesday.
Thursday, April, 09, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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A bill that horse racing officials say must pass to ensure North Dakota’s two race tracks will operate beyond this year has had a perilous journey through the session but got new life breathed into it Wednesday.
Thursday, April, 09, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Senate OKs income tax cut; House reintroduces its own
The Senate OK’d a two-year state personal income tax reduction Tuesday, moments before a House committee took its own steps to tack another income tax cut onto a property tax reduction bill.
Wednesday, April, 08, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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The Senate OK’d a two-year state personal income tax reduction Tuesday, moments before a House committee took its own steps to tack another income tax cut onto a property tax reduction bill.
Wednesday, April, 08, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Historic school funding bill passes N.D. Senate
A history-making school reform bill passed the Senate on Tuesday, with one senator saying it will ensure that young North Dakotans are more ready than ever to succeed in college and the world of work. House Bill 1400 is the result of nearly two years of study by the Commission on Education Improvement as well as legislators’ scrutiny since January. It passed 46-0.
Wednesday, April, 08, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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A history-making school reform bill passed the Senate on Tuesday, with one senator saying it will ensure that young North Dakotans are more ready than ever to succeed in college and the world of work. House Bill 1400 is the result of nearly two years of study by the Commission on Education Improvement as well as legislators’ scrutiny since January. It passed 46-0.
Wednesday, April, 08, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Home school law relaxed
The Senate OK’d a bill Monday to relax regulations on home school families despite vigorous arguments by some who wanted it defeated. House Bill 1171 passed the Senate on a 27-20 vote.
Tuesday, April, 07, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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The Senate OK’d a bill Monday to relax regulations on home school families despite vigorous arguments by some who wanted it defeated. House Bill 1171 passed the Senate on a 27-20 vote.
Tuesday, April, 07, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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N.D. LEGISLATURE ROUNDUP: 'Personhood' bill defeated ... Tax return search warrants ... Post-crash driver tests ... more
he Senate voted 29-16 Friday to defeat the controversial House Bill 1572, known as the personhood bill, with no debate. Sen. Curt Olafson, R-Edinburg, the only person who spoke on it, said the bill would create more serious legal consequences for the state than any bill he’s ever seen as a lawmaker.
Friday, April, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau, Associated Press - News
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he Senate voted 29-16 Friday to defeat the controversial House Bill 1572, known as the personhood bill, with no debate. Sen. Curt Olafson, R-Edinburg, the only person who spoke on it, said the bill would create more serious legal consequences for the state than any bill he’s ever seen as a lawmaker.
Friday, April, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau, Associated Press - News
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Senate panel deals blow to N.D. public land purchases
One of North Dakota’s largest sportsmen’s groups is rallying outdoors enthusiasts to help restore $800,000 that a Senate committee has removed from the state Game and Fish Department’s proposed 2009-2011 budget for purchasing wildlife management areas.
Thursday, April, 02, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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One of North Dakota’s largest sportsmen’s groups is rallying outdoors enthusiasts to help restore $800,000 that a Senate committee has removed from the state Game and Fish Department’s proposed 2009-2011 budget for purchasing wildlife management areas.
Thursday, April, 02, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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N.D. panel reviews abortion bills
A Senate committee has unanimously recommended the Senate defeat the controversial personhood bill, House Bill 1572. The bill declares that according to North Dakota law and its constitution, a person or human being “includes any organism with the genome of homo sapiens.”
Wednesday, April, 01, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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A Senate committee has unanimously recommended the Senate defeat the controversial personhood bill, House Bill 1572. The bill declares that according to North Dakota law and its constitution, a person or human being “includes any organism with the genome of homo sapiens.”
Wednesday, April, 01, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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VIEWPOINT: Specialists overstate their case
I recently testified in the North Dakota Senate’s committee hearing on House Bill 1572. I was honored to be there with my daughter, Elisha, whom my husband and I adopted as a two-cell embryo who had been frozen for four years. Elisha was implanted into my womb at six cells.
Saturday, March, 28, 2009 - Issaquah, Wash. - Opinion
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I recently testified in the North Dakota Senate’s committee hearing on House Bill 1572. I was honored to be there with my daughter, Elisha, whom my husband and I adopted as a two-cell embryo who had been frozen for four years. Elisha was implanted into my womb at six cells.
Saturday, March, 28, 2009 - Issaquah, Wash. - Opinion
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Robert Harms, Bismarck, letter: Tax-cut efforts sputter, fail in Bismarck
Taxpayers need to wake up. The North Dakota legislative session will be over by April 30. For now, spending is way ahead of saving money or providing any tax cuts for the working men and women in the state.
Thursday, March, 26, 2009 - - Opinion
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Taxpayers need to wake up. The North Dakota legislative session will be over by April 30. For now, spending is way ahead of saving money or providing any tax cuts for the working men and women in the state.
Thursday, March, 26, 2009 - - Opinion
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ODD: Huzza! Md. mulls changing ’offensive’ state song
Maryland lawmakers are thinking maybe it’s time to find a way to scrub “Northern scum” — and a few other sensitive pre-Civil War phrases — from the official state song.
Tuesday, March, 24, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Maryland lawmakers are thinking maybe it’s time to find a way to scrub “Northern scum” — and a few other sensitive pre-Civil War phrases — from the official state song.
Tuesday, March, 24, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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N.D. Outdoors Legislative Update
Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Friday:
Sunday, March, 22, 2009 - - Outdoors
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Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Friday:
Sunday, March, 22, 2009 - - Outdoors
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N.D. Senate axes state income tax rebate, but some favor rate cuts
The proposed North Dakota $100 million state income tax rebate for this year is gone. At least, as far as the state Senate is concerned. But senators still favor a state income tax reduction, much as Gov. John Hoeven and several other lawmakers have proposed this session.
Friday, March, 20, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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The proposed North Dakota $100 million state income tax rebate for this year is gone. At least, as far as the state Senate is concerned. But senators still favor a state income tax reduction, much as Gov. John Hoeven and several other lawmakers have proposed this session.
Friday, March, 20, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Dr. Steven Erlandson, Grand Forks, letter: Boost Medicaid payments for dental care
HB1012 will improve access for Medicaid patients and brings back balance to a system that has placed the majority of the burden of the Medicaid program on the provider.
Friday, March, 20, 2009 - - Opinion
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HB1012 will improve access for Medicaid patients and brings back balance to a system that has placed the majority of the burden of the Medicaid program on the provider.
Friday, March, 20, 2009 - - Opinion
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N.D. ’apprentice hunter’ rule endorsed by Senate
Young hunters may have a chance to go into the field without taking a safety course beforehand.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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Young hunters may have a chance to go into the field without taking a safety course beforehand.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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Abortion ’no coercion’ sign approved by N.D. House
North Dakota lawmakers say any abortion clinic in the state has to post a sign saying women cannot be forced to end their pregnancies.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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North Dakota lawmakers say any abortion clinic in the state has to post a sign saying women cannot be forced to end their pregnancies.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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New Mexico governor abolishes death penalty after visiting state's death chamber
Gov. Bill Richardson, who has supported capital punishment, signed legislation to repeal New Mexico's death penalty, calling it the "most difficult decision in my political life." The new law replaces lethal injection with a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. The repeal takes effect on July 1, and applies only to crimes committed after that date.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Gov. Bill Richardson, who has supported capital punishment, signed legislation to repeal New Mexico's death penalty, calling it the "most difficult decision in my political life." The new law replaces lethal injection with a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. The repeal takes effect on July 1, and applies only to crimes committed after that date.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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MINNESOTA ROUNDUP: Minor flooding, Cuts to 4-H etc.
The Browns Valley mayor said a half-dozen homes there are surrounded by water from the rising Little Minnesota River, but they aren’t in danger of flooding right now.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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The Browns Valley mayor said a half-dozen homes there are surrounded by water from the rising Little Minnesota River, but they aren’t in danger of flooding right now.
Thursday, March, 19, 2009 - - News
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The Rev. Jude Vos, Fargo, letter: Protect unborn by passing HB1572 as is
The Catholic Conference’s amendment to House Bill 1572 will turn the bill into a mere statement that will not protect innocent children in the womb.
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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The Catholic Conference’s amendment to House Bill 1572 will turn the bill into a mere statement that will not protect innocent children in the womb.
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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