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House: First DWI is a crime: Drunk driving would no longer be a misdemeanor [May 07 2004 pB1]
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House: Pharmacists can give emergency contraception drugs: Bill would not require a prescription [M
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House extends Medicaid agreement: Cost-sharing plan to last another year [May 06 2004 pB1+]
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School board opposes vouchers: State chairman: Issue will be divisive [May 05 2004 pB1+]
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Lawmakers pass bill on gay marriage: Measure prevents recognizing other states' same-sex unions [Ap
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House: Yes to adoptee access bill: Adults could obtain birth certificates [Apr 30 2004 pB1]
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Senators wrestle with how to fund vouchers: Committee votes for 'assessment' on cigarettes [Apr 29
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House raises age for death penalty to 18: Benson: Bill would weaken punishment [Apr 23 2004 pA1+]
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Senate resuscitates school voucher proposal: Advocates say bill gives parents choices [Apr 23 2004
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Lawmakers modify marriage bill: Proposal calls for civil union study [Apr 22 2004 pB1+]
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House passes psychiatric drug bill: State will steer patients to generics [Apr 16 2004 pB1+]
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Birth papers hearing elicits personal tales: Bill proposes access to certificates for adoptees [Apr
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Bill would crack down on drunken drivers: Senate weighs stiffer penalties, sentences [Apr 05 2004 p
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Supporters say ATV trail bill fixes error: Legislation would shorten setback from water sources [Ap
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State wants charter school criteria: Legislature hears testimony on guidelines bill [Mar 31 2004 pB
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Broderick's wish: 1 judge, 1 family: Justice wants court process streamlined [Mar 24 2004 pB1+]
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House turns down Benson tax bill: Measure would have tied increases to inflation [Mar 19 2004 pB1]
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House turns down two abortion bills: 'Partial birth' ban, waiting period declined [Mar 18 2004 pB1+
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House leaders seek changes to prescription bill: They want mental patients to be able to stay on th
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House passes malpractice reform bill: Screening panel would hear parties before trial [Mar 18 2004
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Senate okays access to birth records: Bill would let kids know parents' identities [Mar 13 2004 pB2
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Minimum wage will stay $5.15 [Mar 12 2004 pA1+]
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House rejects abortion-data bill: Statistic gathering called intrusive [Mar 12 2004 pB1+]
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On abortion, even gathering data is divisive: Bill also restricts who can perform procedure [Mar 10
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Committee votes for marriage ban: Senators say state shouldn't permit gay unions [Mar 03 2004 pB1+]