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Lawmakers clash over gun statute: Bill would allow concealed weapons without permits [Feb 29 2004 p
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Bill would preserve aid to disabled kids: Lawmakers seeking to stall changes [Feb 27 2004 pA1+]
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House says no to banning publicly funded abortions: Lawmakers: It would penalize rape victims [Feb
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Hundreds add voice to marriage debate: Bill would exclude gay unions [Feb 18 2004 pA1+]
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Bill says adoptees have right to know: Law would give adults birth certificates; opponents say pare
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Benson eyes captive insurance: He supports letting businesses create private firms [Feb 15 2004 pB1
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Speakers argue for executive law change: Bill would raise age of eligibility from 17 to 18 [Feb 10
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Activists hope to raise execution age: Bill would change limit from 17 years old to 18 [Feb 9 2004
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Stephen wants drug firm disclosure: Law would make known gifts to doctors [Feb 8 2004 pB1+]
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Close vote kills school vouchers: House rejects private education subsidies [Feb 6 2004 pA1+]
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Push is on for anti-abortion laws: Supporters: Climate right under Benson [Feb 4 2004 pA1+]
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Prison terms revisited: Well-behaved inmates could be let out early [Jan 11 2004 pA1+]
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Committee recommends against land change bill [Jan 9 2004 pB1+]
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Bill would let selectmen control unmaintained roads [Jan 9 2004 pB6]
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Senate: Divorced parents don't have to pay tuition: It also seals finance records in cases [Jan 8 2
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DWI jail stays could get longer: New bill would stiffen charges and penalties [Dec 29 2003 pB1]
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Lawmaker: No school tax past 70: Bill would exempt seniors from paying for education [Dec 8 2003 pB
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Bill's opponents: Girls will get abortions elsewhere: Vermont has no restrictions or procedure (RE:
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House passes parental notification bill: Abortion regulation would be state's first [May 30 2003 pA
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Insurance overhaul wins key vote [May 25 2003 pF1+]
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Parental notification bill passes Senate: Abortion bill wins by one-vote margin [Mar 23 2003 pA1+]
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Path cleared for schools: Bill would ease charter schools [May 23 2003 pA1+]
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Property tax amended [May 23 2003 pA1+]
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Senate pushes amendment to Right-to-Know law: Certain caucuses would be confidential [May 21 2003 p
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Abortion bill faces close vote: Unexpectedly, all eyes are on the State Senate [May 18 2003 pA1+]