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N.D. POLITICS: Hamm's tweets, twitters ... WSI comings, goings ... Personhood bill ... more
We haven’t checked how many North Dakota state offices and agencies are on Twitter, but the Insurance Department’s public information officer, Andrea Fonkert, said last week she’s excited that the department now has more than 100 followers on the micro-blogging/ social messaging/news reporting service.
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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We haven’t checked how many North Dakota state offices and agencies are on Twitter, but the Insurance Department’s public information officer, Andrea Fonkert, said last week she’s excited that the department now has more than 100 followers on the micro-blogging/ social messaging/news reporting service.
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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THEIR OPINION: Guns don’t belong on campusus
A watered-down concealed weapons measure remains a bill in search of a problem.
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - - Opinion
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A watered-down concealed weapons measure remains a bill in search of a problem.
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - - Opinion
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Nonresident issues generate less controversy in N.D. Legislature
North Dakota’s concern over dastardly nonresident hunters has slid from Pheasantgate to Cricketgate. That is to say, the issue these days draws little more than the sound of crickets chirping.
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - The Forum - Outdoors
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North Dakota’s concern over dastardly nonresident hunters has slid from Pheasantgate to Cricketgate. That is to say, the issue these days draws little more than the sound of crickets chirping.
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - The Forum - Outdoors
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VIEWPOINT: Bill wreaks havoc on N.D. women’s rights
Imagine a law declaring that upon becoming pregnant a woman loses her right to bodily integrity, life and liberty. Sound far-fetched? Unfortunately, the answer is: Not at all. In fact, such a law has passed in the North Dakota House.
Friday, March, 06, 2009 - - Opinion
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Imagine a law declaring that upon becoming pregnant a woman loses her right to bodily integrity, life and liberty. Sound far-fetched? Unfortunately, the answer is: Not at all. In fact, such a law has passed in the North Dakota House.
Friday, March, 06, 2009 - - Opinion
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Senate considers bill for ‘innocent’ company
Crown Cork & Seal pushes for asbestos liability protection
A company that hasn’t done business in North Dakota since 1997 is pushing legislators to enact a law protecting them from asbestos liability because they are an “innocent” corporation.
Thursday, March, 05, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Crown Cork & Seal pushes for asbestos liability protection
A company that hasn’t done business in North Dakota since 1997 is pushing legislators to enact a law protecting them from asbestos liability because they are an “innocent” corporation.
Thursday, March, 05, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Fargo mall exec backs clothing sales tax exemption
Give the chief executive of Fargo’s West Acres shopping mall a choice between lower property taxes and a sales tax exemption on clothing, and he says he’ll choose the latter, even though he pays more of the former.
Wednesday, March, 04, 2009 - - News
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Give the chief executive of Fargo’s West Acres shopping mall a choice between lower property taxes and a sales tax exemption on clothing, and he says he’ll choose the latter, even though he pays more of the former.
Wednesday, March, 04, 2009 - - News
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N.D. budget officials worried stimulus funds could be lost
BISMARCK — North Dakota could lose hundreds of millions of dollars of federal stimulus funds if a bill passes the Legislature dictating that lawmakers have to appropriate all the money, a state budget official told a Senate committee Monday.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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BISMARCK — North Dakota could lose hundreds of millions of dollars of federal stimulus funds if a bill passes the Legislature dictating that lawmakers have to appropriate all the money, a state budget official told a Senate committee Monday.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Officials seek salary thaw
University System Chancellor Bill Goetz asked a House committee Monday to reverse a salary freeze the Senate put on senior employees in the system office. Goetz spoke to the House Appropriations Committee on Monday morning. When the Senate passed the budget bill for the higher education system about two weeks ago, it added a section freezing the pay of employees in the system office at the Capitol who earn more than $100,000. The freeze affects Goetz and two vice chancellors, among a few others, and amounts to a total of $138,000 in disallowed raises, Goetz told the House panel.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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University System Chancellor Bill Goetz asked a House committee Monday to reverse a salary freeze the Senate put on senior employees in the system office. Goetz spoke to the House Appropriations Committee on Monday morning. When the Senate passed the budget bill for the higher education system about two weeks ago, it added a section freezing the pay of employees in the system office at the Capitol who earn more than $100,000. The freeze affects Goetz and two vice chancellors, among a few others, and amounts to a total of $138,000 in disallowed raises, Goetz told the House panel.
Tuesday, March, 03, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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POLITICS N.D.: Won't be long for new WSI chief ... Dems eye D.C. jobs ... Dorgan, Conrad in news ... more
Gov. John Hoeven is getting close to naming a permanent executive director for the state workers’ compensation agency. Ryan Bernstein of Hoeven’s office said late last week that the announcement about who will next lead Workforce Safety and Insurance could come within a few days and most certainly “in the next couple of weeks for sure.” He said Hoeven hasn’t had a formal application process but has met with possible appointees.
Monday, March, 02, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Gov. John Hoeven is getting close to naming a permanent executive director for the state workers’ compensation agency. Ryan Bernstein of Hoeven’s office said late last week that the announcement about who will next lead Workforce Safety and Insurance could come within a few days and most certainly “in the next couple of weeks for sure.” He said Hoeven hasn’t had a formal application process but has met with possible appointees.
Monday, March, 02, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Destin Coles, Grand Forks, column: 'Personhood' bill defines known truths
I have some misgivings with the Herald’s editorial, “Personhood bill in N.D. goes much too far” (Page D1, Feb. 22). Since when did protecting the most innocent and vulnerable members of our society become radical?
Monday, March, 02, 2009 - - Opinion
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I have some misgivings with the Herald’s editorial, “Personhood bill in N.D. goes much too far” (Page D1, Feb. 22). Since when did protecting the most innocent and vulnerable members of our society become radical?
Monday, March, 02, 2009 - - Opinion
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N.D. Outdoors Legislative Update: Status of hunting, fishing bills
Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of Friday:
Sunday, March, 01, 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, 01, 2009 - - Outdoors
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IN THE MAIL: Test tots for kindergarten
In January, the House passed by a vote of 78-12 a bill to delay kindergarten enrollment. Currently, a youngster must be 6 years old by Sept. 1 to enter first grade. If HB1378 passes the Senate, this date will change to July 1.
Saturday, February, 28, 2009 - Ray, N.D. - Opinion
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In January, the House passed by a vote of 78-12 a bill to delay kindergarten enrollment. Currently, a youngster must be 6 years old by Sept. 1 to enter first grade. If HB1378 passes the Senate, this date will change to July 1.
Saturday, February, 28, 2009 - Ray, N.D. - Opinion
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Ryan Norrell, Grand Forks, letter: ‘Personhood’ bill would not criminalize abortion
The Herald editorial also used examples of contraception and miscarriage to instill fear of an embryo-police force investigating every miscarriage. Such claims of police investigations ignore the clear language of the bill.
Thursday, February, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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The Herald editorial also used examples of contraception and miscarriage to instill fear of an embryo-police force investigating every miscarriage. Such claims of police investigations ignore the clear language of the bill.
Thursday, February, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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Amanda Mountjoy, Denver, Colo., letter: Why Colorado rejected 'pershonood' law
As the chair of Republican Majority for Choice Colorado, I helped lead the fight against the personhood ballot measure in my state last year. This deceptive language was promoted as simply granting equal rights to a fertilized egg, but the coalition we were a part of showed Coloradans just how extreme the amendment really was.
Thursday, February, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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As the chair of Republican Majority for Choice Colorado, I helped lead the fight against the personhood ballot measure in my state last year. This deceptive language was promoted as simply granting equal rights to a fertilized egg, but the coalition we were a part of showed Coloradans just how extreme the amendment really was.
Thursday, February, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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Meeting on proposed Rye Township zoning law postponed
A meeting scheduled Thursday to vote on a proposed Rye Township zoning ordinance has been postponed. The meeting will be rescheduled, probably in the latter part of March, according to Terry Stromsodt, township board chairman. “We’re still moving forward,” he said.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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A meeting scheduled Thursday to vote on a proposed Rye Township zoning ordinance has been postponed. The meeting will be rescheduled, probably in the latter part of March, according to Terry Stromsodt, township board chairman. “We’re still moving forward,” he said.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Falconer Township adopts its own zoning ordinance
One rural Grand Fork township has adopted its own zoning ordinance and another township plans to vote on one later this week.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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One rural Grand Fork township has adopted its own zoning ordinance and another township plans to vote on one later this week.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Township Officers Association talks zoning
Zoning disputes between cities and townships or counties ultimately should be decided by an administrative law judge, not an elected local board. That’s the essence of the argument township officials are making in regard to proposed North Dakota legislation governing extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction of cities into rural areas.
Tuesday, February, 24, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Zoning disputes between cities and townships or counties ultimately should be decided by an administrative law judge, not an elected local board. That’s the essence of the argument township officials are making in regard to proposed North Dakota legislation governing extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction of cities into rural areas.
Tuesday, February, 24, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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N.D. POLITICS: Sand starts labor ballot initiative ... Legislative Council majority ... Conrad on Web. ... Lobbyist stats
Duane Sand, multi-year North Dakota congressional candidate, has a new pursuit. He recently notified political colleagues that he’s starting an initiated constitutional measure in North Dakota relating to a current national labor issue on secret ballots.
Monday, February, 23, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Duane Sand, multi-year North Dakota congressional candidate, has a new pursuit. He recently notified political colleagues that he’s starting an initiated constitutional measure in North Dakota relating to a current national labor issue on secret ballots.
Monday, February, 23, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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N.D. OUTDOORS LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Baiting ban falls, Nonresident hunter bill moves to House etc.
Here’s a look at the status of hunting- and fishing-related bills in the North Dakota Legislature as of “crossover,” the halfway point in the session:
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - North Dakota Game and Fish Department - 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 “crossover,” the halfway point in the session:
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - North Dakota Game and Fish Department - Outdoors
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OUR OPINION: 'Personhood' bill in N.D. goes much too far
The most radical bill in the North Dakota Legislature has nothing to do with taxes or the state budget. The most radical bill is HB 1572, which recognizes the “personhood” of a fertilized human egg.
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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The most radical bill in the North Dakota Legislature has nothing to do with taxes or the state budget. The most radical bill is HB 1572, which recognizes the “personhood” of a fertilized human egg.
Sunday, February, 22, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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