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The Hawaii House of Representatives will pay lower salaries to its staff beginning in January, but state Senate staff will keep their current pay. Both legislative chambers plan to reduce costs by 14 percent of payroll. All permanent, full-time House...
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Gov. Linda Lingle has won agreement from state legislative leaders to go back into session next month to restore $50 million to pay public school teachers and stop next year's Furlough Fridays. Lawmakers hope that Lingle, the Hawaii State Teachers Association,...
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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Friday, November 20, 2009 State Sen. Josh Penry, R-Grand Junction, will decide over the holidays whether to seek re-election to his state Senate seat after backing out of the campaign for the Republican nomination for...
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Shapiro to file for re-election while sights set on U.S. Sen. Florence Shapiro of Plano said Friday that she will file for re-election for her state Senate seat next month, while she keeps her long-range sights set on the U.S...Shapiro, a Republican,...
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The nation's Catholic bishops Friday called the U.S...The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops issued a letter urging the Senate to amend the bill along the lines of the House version and keep in place the ban on taxpayer-funded elective abortions,...
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Years ago, Elton John sang that "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting." Apparently, Congress has taken these words to heart. Two weeks ago, on Saturday, November 7, the House of Representatives had a marathon session before finally voting on and...
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A US Senate panel vowed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the Nov. 5 murders at Fort Hood, opening public hearings on Thursday and invoking a broader discussion on homegrown Islamic extremism. "There were warning signs and red flags galore,"...
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Home sales, gross domestic product, and personal income and spending will all be released early next week ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Economists predict reports on October existing and new home sales, to be released Monday and Wednesday, respectively,...
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The $848 billion health care bill unveiled Wednesday by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., includes a 5 percent tax on cosmetic procedures and surgeries. The tax, which would take effect in January, would raise an estimated $5 billion over the...
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Last month, as Majority Leader Harry Reid considered whether to include a public health-insurance plan in the bill he would put before the Senate, the Progressive Change Campaign Committee ran as him hard, pressuring the leader with television ads in...
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