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Judi Kozak became the Legislative Council president Monday night in a unanimous vote.
Following her election Nov. 8 as the council member from the 1st District, Kozak quickly emerged as the top choice for president. She replaces James Pascarella, who did not seek re-election so he could get back to focusing on his insurance business.
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Using the whistleblower provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (Code or IRC), Common Cause has reported to the IRS what it states is "massive...
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The American Legislative Exchange Council, which sparked a controversy earlier this spring with its support for stand-your- ground legislation and voter identification laws, will have its 2013 Spring Task Force Summit in Oklahoma City, Gov. Mary Fallin's office said.
The event is scheduled for May 2-3 at the Renaissance Hotel and Cox Convention Center.
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The Oklahoma City Council has approved a new legislative agenda to coincide with the election of a new slate of state and federal officials.
Among the issues that council members highlighted Tuesday were the need for clarification of state law for the right to openly carry firearms and the retention of the Quality Jobs economic development program.
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Mark L. Pollot argued the cause for appellants. With him on the briefs was Robin W. Grover.
Elizabeth Ann Peterson, Attorney, U.S. Department of Just...
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By Ann DeMatteo Assistant Metro Editor adematteo@nhregister.com
HAMDEN -- Judi Kozak became the Legislative Council president Monday night in a unanimous vote.
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Gramm/Rollins op-ed in Wednesday's Wall Street Journal defends ALEC against recent attacks
AUSTIN, Texas, May 16, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The recent attacks on the American Legislative Exchange Council stem from its critics' fundamental opposition to limited government and economic freedom, write the Texas Public Policy Foundation's top leaders in today's Wall Street Journal.
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On average, our taxpayers this year will save-this is on average, now-amongst all the taxpayers, they'll save about $2,200 on their taxes. Now, Washington, we spend- we throw out a lot of big numbers. In the statehouse you talk millions; Washington, we talk trillions. But 2,200-it may not sound like a lot when we're talking big numbers in Washington, but you ask the family that's trying to save for a child's education whether $2,200 means a lot, and they'll tell you, it sure does.
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PRESIDENT BUSH DELIVERS REMARKS TO THE AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE EXCHANGE COUNCIL, PHILADELPHIA, AS RELEASED BY THE WHITE HOUSE
JULY 26, 2007
SPEAKER...