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Committee Roster 6 Policy Committees Agriculture and Rural Development (13) Chair: Sams Vice Chair: Hanson Office: 328 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-7405 Meets: Tues., Thurs., 2-3:45 p.m. Room 107 Members: Berg Dille Fischbach Johnson, D.E. Lesewski Lessard Lourey Murphy Piper Children, Families and Learning (35) Co-Chairs: Piper, Pogemiller, Stumpf Meets: Tues., Weds., Fri., 8-9:45 a.m. Room 15 Office: 235 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-7809 Members: Foley Hanson Higgins Janezich Junge Kelley, S. P. Kierlin Kinkel Kiscaden Kleis Knutson Krentz Langseth Larson Lesewski Lourey Marty Murphy Neuville Olson Pappas Ranum Ring Robertson Commerce (16) Chair: Solon Vice Chair: Wiener Meets: Tues., Thurs., 2-3:45 p.m. Room 112 Office: 303 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-5776 Members: Belanger Cohen Day Hottinger Kleis Larson Marty Metzen Novak Oliver Runbeck Samuelson Crime Prevention (15) Chair: Spear Vice Chair: Johnson, D.H. Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 2-3:45 p.m. Room 15 Office: 120 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4191 Members: Anderson Belanger Berglin Foley Junge Kelly, R.C. Kleis Knutson Krentz Laidig Limmer Neuville Election Laws (11) Chair: Marty Vice Chair: Junge Meets: Mon., Weds., 12 noon-1:45 p.m. Room 112 Office: 326 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-5712 Members: Flynn Frederickson Johnson, D.E. Johnson, D.J. Larson Moe, R.D. Ourada Sams Scheid Environment and Natural Resources (18) Chair: Lessard Vice Chair: Anderson Office: 111 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-1113 Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 12 noon-1:45 p.m. Room 107 Members: Berg Dille Frederickson Higgins Krentz Laidig Novak Olson Pariseau Pogemiller Price Ring Scheevel Vickerman Robling Scheevel Scheid Solon Terwilliger Wiener Wiger Ziegler Scheid Spear Ranum Governmental Operations and Veterans (15) Chair: Metzen Office: 303 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4175 Meets: Tues., Thurs., 12 noon-1:45p.m.; Weds., 10-11:45 a.m. Room 15 Members: Berg Betzold Cohen Fischbach Health and Family Security (16) Chair: Hottinger Vice Chair: Lourey Office: 120 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-1323 Meets: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 10-11:45a.m. Room 15 Members: Berglin Betzold Dille Fischbach Foley Kiscaden Piper Ring Robertson Sams Samuelson Solon Jobs, Energy and Community Development (19) Chair: Novak Vice Chair: Kelley, S.P. Office: 322 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-1767 Meets: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 10-11:45 a.m. Room 123 Members: Anderson Frederickson Higgins Janezich Johnson, D.H. Kierlin Pogemiller Price Robertson Johnson, D.J. Kelly, R. C. Kinkel Lesewski Limmer Runbeck Stevens Stumpf Terwilliger Metzen Murphy Oliver Ourada Pariseau Judiciary (13) Chair: Ranum Vice Chair: Betzold Office: 306 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-0249 Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 12 noon-1:45 p.m. Room 15 Members: Berglin Cohen Fischbach Foley Janezich Kiscaden Knutson Limmer Neuville Local and Metropolitan Government (18) Chair: Vickerman Vice Chair: Higgins Office: 226 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4150 Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 2-3:45 p.m. Room 107 Members: Day Flynn Hottinger Kelley, S.P. Kierlin Kinkel Langseth Lessard Lourey Olson Pappas Pariseau Rules and Administration (24) Chair: Moe, R.D. Vice Chair: Junge Office: 208 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4196 Meets: On call Members: Belanger Berg Berglin Cohen Day Flynn Frederickson Johnson, D.E. Johnson, D.J. Laidig Langseth Larson Lessard Metzen Novak Olson Piper Pogemiller Wiener Wiger Stevens Terwilliger Runbeck Scheevel Spear Wiener Price Robling Scheevel Wiger Samuelson Solon Spear Stumpf Transportation (17) Chair: Flynn Vice Chair: Murphy Office: 120 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-5099 Meets: Tues., Thurs., 12 noon-1:45 p.m.; Weds. 10-11:45 a.m. Room 112 Members: Belanger Day Hanson Janezich Johnson, D.H. Johnson, D.E. Kelly, R.C. Laidig Langseth Ourada Pappas Robling Sams Terwilliger Ziegler
Budget Divisions Crime Prevention and Judiciary Budget Division (11) Chair: Kelly, R.C. Office: 323 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-5285 Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 2-3:45p.m. Room 15 Members: Anderson Belanger Betzold Junge Knutson Laidig Limmer Neuville Ranum Economic Development Budget Division (13) Chair: Janezich Office: 328 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-8017 Meets: Tues., Thurs. 2-3:45 p.m. Room 123 Capitol Members: Anderson Higgins Johnson, D.H. Kelly, R.C. Larson Lesewski Murphy Novak Oliver Environment and Agriculture Budget Division (12) Chair: Krentz Office: 235 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-7061 Meets: Mon., Weds., Fri., 12-1:45p.m. Room 107 Members: Anderson Berg Dille Frederickson Laidig Lessard Pariseau Price Ring Family and Early Childhood Education Budget Division (10) Chair: Piper Vice Chair: Foley Office: G-9 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-9248 Meets: Tues., Weds., Fri., 8-9:45 a.m. Room 15 Members: Higgins Lesewski Lourey Marty Ring Robling Terwilliger Ziegler Governmental Operations Budget Division (11) Chair: Price Office: 235 Capital Phone: (651) 297-4158 Meets: Tues., Thurs., 4-6 p.m.; Weds., 2-4 p.m. Room 125 Members: Betzold Cohen Frederickson Marty Metzen Robertson Runbeck Scheid Stevens Health and Family Security Budget Division (13) Chair: Samuelson Office: 124 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4875 Meets: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 4-6 p.m. Room 123 Members: Berglin Dille Fischbach Foley Hottinger Kiscaden Lourey Piper Sams Higher Education Budget Division (10) Chair: Stumpf Vice Chair: Kinkel Office: G-24 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-8660 Meets: Tues., Weds., Fri., 8-9:45 a.m. Room 107 Members: Kelley, S.P. Kierlin Larson Murphy Spear Ourada Runbeck Wiener Stumpf Vickerman Wiger Solon Stevens Terwilliger Solon Wiener K-12 Education Budget Division (15) Chair: Pogemiller Vice Chair: Wiger Office: 235 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-7809 Meets: Tues., Weds., Fri., 8-9:45 a.m. Room 112 Members: Hanson Janezich Junge Knutson Krentz Langseth Neuville Olson Pappas Ranum Robertson Scheevel Property Taxes and Local Government Budget Division (15) Chair: Pappas Office: 120 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-1802 Meets: Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., Fri. 4-6 p.m. Room 15 Members: Day Flynn Hottinger Johnson, D. J. Kelley, S.P. Kierlin Novak Oliver Olson Pariseau Pogemiller Price Transportation Budget Division (10) Chair: Johnson, D.E. Office: 124 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-1738 Meets: Tues., Thurs., 12-1:45 p.m.; Weds. 10-11:45 a.m. Room 112 Members: Belanger Day Flynn Hanson Johnson, D.H. Langseth Ourada Sams Terwilliger Committee on Taxes (23) Chair: Johnson, D.J. Vice Chair: Scheid Meets: Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., 4-6 p.m. Room 15 Office: 205 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-8881 Members: Anderson Belanger Berg Betzold Day Flynn Hottinger Kelley, S.P. Knutson Lesewski Marty Murphy Novak Oliver Olson Pappas Pariseau Pogemiller Education Finance Committee (13) Chair: Langseth Office: 122 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-3205 Meets: Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., 4-6 p.m. Room 123 Members: Foley Hanson Higgins Johnson, D.E. Kinkel Larson Moe, R.D. Piper Robertson Human Resources Finance Committee (14) Chair: Berglin Office: 309 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-4151 Meets: Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., 4-6 p.m. Room 112 Capitol Members: Janezich Johnson, D.H. Kelly, R.C. Kierlin Kiscaden Kleis Lourey Neuville Ranum Samuelson Spear Stevens State Government Finance Committee (16) Chair: Cohen Vice Chair: Ring Office: 317 Capitol Phone: (651) 296-5308 Meets: Mon., Tues., Weds., Thurs., 4-6 p.m. Room 112 Members: Dille Fischbach Frederickson Junge Taxes and Finance Committees Krentz Laidig Lessard Limmer Metzen Ourada Solon Stumpf Scheid Scheevel Vickerman Price Runbeck Vickerman Robling Scheevel Wiger Terwilliger Wiener Ziegler 7
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Page 19 and 20: ing federal funds, said BWSR’s Ro
Page 21 and 22: hearing on Wed, Feb. 9. The divisio
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Page 25 and 26: year, he said. “This will expand
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Page 29 and 30: number of children eating school br
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Page 33 and 34: Preview Monday, February 14 Environ
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Page 45 and 46: (R-Owatonna), allows recreational p
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Page 49 and 50: said that office space in the Capit
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tort claims are allowed, but there
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said the city contributed $500,000
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the functions of the treasurer or a
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consider a positive instead of a pu
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Preview charitable gambling. S.F. 2
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Preview panding the predatory offen
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Senate Briefly Page 2 Highlights Pa
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of S.F. 43, offered reasons why the
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equivalent to the value of milk in
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dissemination of personally identif
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concerning offenders required to re
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Resources to use up to 50 percent o
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year,” said Spear. Lake of the Is
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dized childcare program was one yea
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Guard Training and Community Center
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eimbursement requirements for speec
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Budget Divisions Crime Prevention a
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these building projects without rea
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passed, will take effect simultaneo
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alance sheets, income tax returns,
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safety issues. His bill, S.F. 2913,
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(DFL-Hopkins) said he was concerned
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provisions. The measure, S.F. 3387,
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addresses discrepancies between the
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Health and Family Security Committe
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Governmental Operations and Veteran
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epresents 400,000 members, opposes
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approved. S.F. 2947, authored by Se
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insurers are beginning to investiga
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public safety to award public safet
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multi-jurisdictional criminal inves
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of 2007 would be preferable to an e
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Marshall, Pennington and Roseau Cou
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Family and Early Childhood Educatio
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The bill was referred to the Govern
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Act of 1974 (ERISA). Administration
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from MFIP, clarifying eligibility f
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properly be funded through the huma
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usiness subsidy law enacted in the
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Finally, members also approved a bi
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process owners who were not driving
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the Senate floor. Earlier, the comm
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The panel also heard S.F. 2768, car
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the Governmental Operations and Vet
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corrections to several K-12 educati
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Higher Education Budget Division Ch
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Party Phone Name Room District DFL
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seven percent higher in states that
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Finance Authority (RFA) loan progra
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ing businesses for displaying restr
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not a bar for a conviction of anoth
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equiring retailers to confiscate ID
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Bonding requests continue Funding r
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The division also heard S.F. 2458,
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sioner Steve Morse. Kris Hyden, of
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loan for Eagle Bend. S.F. 2242, als
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delivery of service. The amendment
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the Legislative Commission on Pensi
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Variety of bills okayed The Health
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methyltertiarybutylether (MTBE in g
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under which they will send property
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encouraged to engage in adultery or
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minors. The bill is closely pattern
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a student lives within two miles of
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Local and Metropolitan Government F
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omnibus tax bill and was forwarded
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Sen. Douglas Johnson also sponsored
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Preview Monday, March 13 The Senate
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level. “This creates the ability
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cial production, U.S. corn farmers
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and that the collection industry wa
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Bonding proposal okayed The Crime P
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senting the Direct Marketing Associ
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lowering the upper threshold, from
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snowmobile trail grooming equipment
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ment was adopted. The proposal was
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Mankato), adopting article 9 of the
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St. Paul RiverCentre Roy Wilkins Au
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Hastings Veterans Home is appropria
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tion of an Urban Teacher Preparatio
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computers can have cable modem acce
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check fraud, including a provision
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meeting, Tues., Mar. 14. The meetin
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Iron agreed to comply with all regu
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site must also state the current pr
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Committee on Taxes Wildlife funding
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years for highway construction, aut
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Tuesday, March 14 Working session h
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authored by Sen. Thomas Neuville (R
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S.F. 3307-Ranum: Provides for claim
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Bills granted final passage on the
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tion were unfair and that the proje
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amendment was created to address co
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at Southwest State University, $1.4
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ange removed from its design, she s
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Metro Area regional trails, $1 mill
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also contained in the bill. The tot
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Regional Transportation Management
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Sen. Dan Stevens (R-Mora) offered a
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Court decisions relating to the 183
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(DPS) including $280,000 for Capito
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H.F. 3053-Murphy: Allows collector
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an amendment to the Novak amendment
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feedlot with less than 300 animal u
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usiness software. Both versions inc
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unlicenced complementary and altern
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in 2002-3 for light rail transit (L
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Auto glass bill passed Continuing t
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tion, the measure requires the comm
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to the park due to its subdivision
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H.F. 3122- Berglin: Modifies provis
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House provides various other tax cr
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version of the bill. For arts educa
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ecommends no spending for feedlot m
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students according to the Profile o
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held property slated for economic r
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or horse to take a gray wolf, “ex
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amendment was adopted and the bill
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County Human Resources Board and De
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Bills granted final passage on Spec
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Chap House Senate House Senate Desc
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S.F. 1733- Imposes civil third-part
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Samuelson’s motion allowed. Sen.
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to the natural resources policy and
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cal college for the title to the fo
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Berglin (DFL-Mpls.) and Jim Knoblac
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ecreation area should be a regional
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Special Education, said there conti
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Star Standard. The proposal specifi
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will be a $670,000 fiscal impact fr
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the appropriation, included in the
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protection provisions in the measur
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Chap. House Senate House Senate Des
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Chapters bill specifies that the am
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place a financial burden on local o
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Senate appropriations, Knoblach adm
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effect on the recruiting and retent
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including the definitions of animal
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waste as fuel for at least 50 megaw
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een amended by the Senate to includ
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Chapters Chap- House Senate House S
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Pogemiller said. In addition, the m
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Committee update Senate conferees o
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faith, a charge the House vigorousl
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factor in prioritizing projects whe
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compliance with the Data Practices
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that receive state money must prohi
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Among the items both House and Sena
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tion improvement program. In other
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operating the farm and limits owner
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the omnibus transportation bill. Jo
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and it makes the Legislature look b
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S.F. 2893-Hottinger: Provides clari
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Readership Survey We are interested
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