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The stage is set, the light is on, and the actors are back in the limelight. But the bulk of the National Assembly proceedings will not be telecast live like what happened in the last session. This time, the MPs may not have to parrot numberless lame...
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Southern Iowa, Iowa Senate co-president Jeff Lamberti made a stop at the 2005 Lighted Christmas Parade...Southern Iowa, Iowa Senate co-president Jeff Lamberti made a stop at the 2005 Lighted Christmas Parade. The 12-year veteran state lawmaker addressed...
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The top priority is a proposed constitutional amendment to cap property taxes at 1 percent of a home's assessed value, with rental and farm property capped at 2 percent and businesses at 3 percent. But a new House bill also would limit how much the assessed...
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He argued that the next few months should instead be used to "clean up politics" and introduce constitutional reform. Harriet Harman, Labour's deputy leader, retorted that the Queen's Speech would contain important plans to foster economic growth and...
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Legislators looking ahead to the 2010 session in January are praying that the economy improves enough this year to reverse continued tax declines. Facts: Education Trust Fund Fiscal Year 2010 Total: $5.3 billion Proration: 7.5 percent $370 million less...
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Gov. Bob Riley will try again to strengthen the state Ethics Commission with legislation to give it subpoena power. Riley said he would seek new Ethics Commission powers in the 2010 legislative session, which begins Jan. 12. An attempt to give the commission...
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The Senate Transportation and Homeland Security chairman Friday suggested a 10-cent-a-gallon increase in Texas' gasoline tax for a system that's soon to run short of money for new roads. The proposal touted by Sen. John Carona, R-Dallas, got a cold reception...
Tags: Sen. John Carona, gas tax, Rick Perry, Texas Department of Transportation, State Comptroller Susan Combs, legislative session, East Texas, Austin, Fuel tax, John Carona, Tax, Business Finance
Texas Gov. Rick Perry met a deadline Wednesday to request federal stabilization funds for education — with 18 minutes to spare. Perry was the last of the nation's governors to submit an application. Missing the deadline could have meant losing more than...
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The $27.8 Billion, two-year budget that Gov. Mitch Daniels signed into law late Tuesday affects virtually every resident in the state. Higher education While universities essentially are seeing the same funding they received in 2009 -- with the exception...
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Lawmakers this morning launched what they hope will be a three-day special legislative session to quickly deal with a few transportation issues before heading home for the Fourth of July holiday. Gov. Rick Perry ordered legislators back to Austin for...
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