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Entries Tagged as 'HJR 1001'

(access required)">Capitol week in review … (April 30-May 4) (access required)

May 4th, 2012 · No Comments · Executive Branch, House, Senate, Week in Review

We may have our first interim study subject lined up for this year—workers’ compensation reform. Sound familiar? House Speaker Kris Steele thinks it’s ripe for another go ‘round. Well, maybe not another massive redrafting of Title 85 (that’s where workers’ comp lives, in the law books). This one would center on whether Oklahoma should join [...]

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(access required)">Capitol week in review (April 23-27) (access required)

April 27th, 2012 · No Comments · House, Senate

It is not unheard of for tempers to flare up as Oklahoma lawmakers sprint toward deadlines. Some issues do not make it out of committee or receive a hearing on the House or Senate floor for one reason or another. Sometime it is at the choice of the author or the group advocating for a [...]

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(access required)">Capitol week in review (March 19-23) (access required)

March 23rd, 2012 · No Comments · House, Senate, Uncategorized, Week in Review

No floor actions to review this week. Things were even quieter than usual at this time on the calendar, as both houses seemed to take a breather after rushing toward the March 15 original-house committee deadline. The week also was abbreviated, with the House and Senate deciding to take Thursday off (saving $5,000 in Senate [...]

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(access required)">Senior property tax freeze will cost millions, says OSSBA (access required)

March 23rd, 2012 · No Comments · House, Organizations, Senate

Reacting to an assertion by Rep. David Dank, R-Oklahoma City, that his measure to freeze property valuations for Oklahoma senior citizens would not reduce school funding, the Oklahoma State School Boards Association has released a statement disagreeing with the lawmaker. “HJR 1001 has the potential to cost schools and county services millions of dollars in [...]

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