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• Democratic Members of the House of Representatives Moran Hold a News Conference On a Joint Economic Committee Report On Health Insurance Reform

HOUSE DEMOCRATS HOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE ON A JOINT ECONOMIC COMMITTEE REPORT ON HEALTH INSURANCE REFORM AUGUST 6, 2009 SPEAKERS: REP. CAROLYN B....

• Political Transcript Wire
• October 13, 2009

• A Pair of Workers' Comp Reform Proposals Head for Okla. Joint Conference Committee

A pair of workers compensation reform bills with strong partisan support appear headed to a joint conference committee. Senate Bill 846, backed by Gov. Brad Henry and favored by Democrats, was approved by the Senate last week.

• The Journal Record
• March 21, 2005

• House to Seek Justice Ruling On Remap -- Compromise Fades After Senate Kills Proposal; Desoto Naacp Sues Over Rights

JACKSON - State senators Thursday rejected a redistricting plan approved by the House, which normally would send the legislation to a joint conference committee to resolve differences over how to realign legislative districts to account for population changes over the last decade. Not this time around.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• March 18, 2011

• Lawmakers Seek Solution to Teacher Pension

The adoption of the third option by the Senate meant that the proposal was on its way to a joint conference committee, where House delegates and state senators would try to hammer out an plan acceptable to both sides before the Legislature adjourns on March 8.

• State Journal, The
• August 25, 2009

• Lawmakers to Finalize State Budget: ; Despite Combative Regular Session, Members of Committee Say Work Will Be Done 'Amicably'

While their regular 60-day session ended Saturday, the Legislature still must finalize the state's budget for the upcoming fiscal year - a process that will begin today at the state Capitol. Building on acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's proposal, a joint conference committee will resolve differences in the House and Senate versions of an $11.4 billion dollar budget bill.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• March 15, 2011

• Committee Begins to Address Pension Reform

CARSON -- A bipartisan panel of six state lawmakers on Wednesday began the latest round of discussions aimed at reforming and stabilizing California's multibillion-dollar public employee pension system. While no resolutions were immediately announced, the newly formed Joint Legislative Conference Committee on Public Employee Pensions spent three hours at Carson City Hall listening to a mix of employers and unions representing state and municipal government workers.

• Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
• October 27, 2011

• Chippy Meeting On Arizona Irc Maps Brings Out Critics On Both Sides

Republican lawmakers got a lot of blowback over their new redistricting committee from legislative Democrats and sympathetic members of the public, but they got what they wanted when a parade of speakers stepped forward to air grievances against the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. Democrats held a press conference before today's Joint Legislative Redistricting Committee to announce that Sen. Robert Meza and Rep. Lynn Pancrazi, the committee's two Democrats, would boycott the hearing. But several members of the public stayed behind to voice their opposition, sparking arguments with Republican committee members.

• Arizona Capitol Times
• October 28, 2011

• in Re Bruce Young; in Re Nancy Young. Julia A. Christians, Appellee, United States of America, Intervenor, v. Crystal Evangelical Free Church, Appellant. Christian Legal Society; the National Association of Evangelicals; Americans United for Separation of Church and State; Concerned Women for America; the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs; the Southern Baptist Convention; the General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists; the Evangelical Luthern Church in America, Amicus Curiae. United States Senator Orrin G. Hatch; the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights; Traditional Values Coalition; Worldwide Church of God, Amicus Curiae., 82 F.3d 1407 (8th Cir. 1996)

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• Lawmakers Hold Pension Hearing

CARSON - A bipartisan panel of six state lawmakers on Wednesday began the latest round of discussions aimed at reforming and stabilizing California's multibillion-dollar public employee pension system. While no resolutions were immediately announced, the newly formed Joint Legislative Conference Committee on Public Employee Pensions spent three hours at Carson City Hall listening to a mix of employers and unions representing state and municipal government workers.

• Press Telegram
• October 27, 2011

• Senate, House Discuss Budget ; Battles Likely On Education, Drugs

Maryland Senate and House negotiators met in conference for the first time Thursday to reach an agreement on the fiscal 2012 budget, with the biggest battles expected over funding for higher education, property valuation costs and changes in the state's retiree prescription-drug program. The joint conference committee met to reconcile dozens of changes in language and spending made by the Senate this week to a budget passed last week by the House.

• The Washington Times
• April 01, 2011