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• 03-18-05 Educator tax rebate bill signed into law
• 03-17-05 Bill letting teachers claim up to $500 in purchased school supplies appoved by Governor
• 03-17-05 Officers support Blas for Customs nomination
• 03-17-05 Governor to sign tax rebate bill today
• 03-15-05 Conduct of Civil Service staff questioned
• 03-14-05 Reduce government to fund essentail services
• 03-12-05 Students First Act made law
• 03-11-05 Sign Bill 13 into law to help our teachers defray cost of supplies
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• 03-08-05 Smoking ban: A health issue or a business matter?
• 03-08-05 Senators disagree on teacher tax rebate bill
• 03-08-05 Public hearing for restaurant smoking-ban bill postponed
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