Stories tagged with "legislatures"
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A clarification about Lincoln's act of freedom
In the State Roundup section in the Nov. 1 Star, the Emancipation Proclamation was described as the document that “promised freedom to all slaves.” In fact, the...
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Voters should choose, not officials
When Indiana Secretary of State Todd Rokita launched his campaign to reform the redistricting process a few weeks ago, state legislative leaders told him in so many words to mind...
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Catfish lobby risks hooking trade war
U.S. industry seeks inspections that would slow Vietnamese imports WASHINGTON — It looks like catfish, it tastes like catfish, and it acts like catfish. But to U.S. catfish...
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State board to colleges: Hold down tuition rate
State education officials want colleges and universities to keep classes affordable for Hoosier families burdened with job losses and economic hardship. Tuition increases should be...
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Daniels to speak on special session
Gov. Mitch Daniels tonight will deliver a brief, five-minute live television address laying out his budget proposal for the special legislative session he will call this month....
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Property tax caps amendment idled as House deadline passes
Bauer won’t allow vote on putting caps in constitution Gov. Mitch Daniels conceded Thursday that supporters likely will have to wait until next year for the legislature to...
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House fails to vote on property tax caps
Indiana House Republicans left the Statehouse late Wednesday night, fuming over what they said was a lost opportunity to vote on an amendment that would place the state’s...
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Deadline passes without House vote on property-tax caps amendment
Indiana House Republicans left the Statehouse late Wednesday night, fuming over what they said was a lost opportunity to vote on an amendment that would place the state’s...
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Property tax cap amendment shut down in House
House Republicans tried to force a vote on placing property tax caps into the state constitution on Tuesday, but Democrats quickly chose to adjourn instead. With two bills left on...
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State Senate OKs property-tax caps
The Indiana Senate this afternoon approved a constitutional amendment that would permanently limit the state’s property-tax collections. The Republican-controlled Senate voted...
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Lawmakers eye gay-wed amendment
Opponents of same-sex marriage said today that they would try again to amend Indiana’s constitution to prohibit gay unions, this time with a re-worded amendment they hope will...
