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Representative Joe Green explains his motivations for introducing his HB 472.
The measure requires pawnbrokers and second hand dealers statewide to send
their transaction ledgers to their local law enforcement agencies every
other week. The bill passed the House Thursday., 04-25-02
= Joe Green,
48K
= Joe Green,
336K
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Representative Norman Rokeberg explains why he introduced HB 27. The measure
regulates the home inspection business in Alaska. The bill passed the House
Thursday., 04-18-02
= Norman Rokeberg,
32K
= Norman Rokeberg,
222K
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Representative Lisa Murkowski speaks on the Alaska Children's Trust, and how
her HB 509 would help the Trust by expanding the sale of specialty plates.
HB 509 passed the House Thursday., 04-18-02
= Lisa Murkowski,
83K
= Lisa Murkowski,
576K
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Representative Bill Hudson describes the problem with the 12-month limit on
public employee probationary periods, which his HB 458 would address. The
bill passed the House Thursday., 04-18-02
= Bill Hudson,
70K
= Bill Hudson,
490K
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Senator Loren Leman explains the Senate Majority's motivations for restoring
full funding to the "Food Safety and Sanitation Program"., 04-18-02
= Loren Leman,
147K
= Loren Leman,
1.0M
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Senator Pete Kelly relates his motivations for introducing SB 295. The
measure allows the Department of Health and Social Services to conduct a
review of adult and/or child care workers to see if they have criminal
histories. The bill passed the Senate unanimously on Wednesday., 04-17-02
= Pete Kelly,
26K
= Pete Kelly,
183K
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Senator Kelly explains the bureaucratic roadblock that made SB 295
necessary., 04-17-02
= Pete Kelly,
31K
= Pete Kelly,
218K
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Senator Kelly further relates how SB 295 would overcome this roadblock., 04-17-02
= Pete Kelly,
25K
= Pete Kelly,
171K
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Representative Eldon Mulder defends HB 515 during a floor speech Wednesday.
The Missions and Measures bill is an important tool for the Legislature as
it establishes departmental accountability for their mission. The bill
passed the House unanimously Wednesday., 04-17-02
= Eldon Mulder,
71K
= Eldon Mulder,
495K
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Representative Lisa Murkowski details the reasons her HB 373 would lower the
State's costs when it prosecutes pot growers. The measure passed the House
unanimously Wednesday., 04-17-02
= Lisa Murkowski,
68K
= Lisa Murkowski,
474K
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Representative Drew Scalzi explains the actions his HB 208 hopes to have on
the shellfish industry in Alaska during his floor speech Wednesday. The
bill addresses this situation by mandating the Dept. of Fish and Game and
the Dept. of Natural Resources to survey and identify 60 sites suitable for
shellfish farms., 04-17-02
= Drew Scalzi,
66K
= Drew Scalzi,
456K
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Representative Vic Kohring talks about the tattooing and body piercing
busineses that would have extra time to meet a state registration deadline
under his HB 443. The measure passed the House on Wednesday., 04-17-02
= Bill Hudson,
49K
= Bill Hudson,
341K
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Representative Peggy Wilson, Co-Chair of the House Fisheries Committee,
explains HJR 46. The measure calls on British Columbia to extend its
seven-year moratorium on new salmon fish farming. HJR 46 passed the House
unanimously Friday., 04-12-02
= Peggy Wilson,
122K
= Peggy Wilson,
850K
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Representative Fred Dyson, a member of the House Fisheries Committee,
comments on how British Columbia's mistakes justify Alaska's decision not to
allow finfish farming many years ago., 04-12-02
= Fred Dyson,
51K
= Fred Dyson,
357K
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Senator Loren Leman comments on his motivations for introducing SB 263,
which passed the Senate unanimously on Thursday. The measure changes some
provisions of Alaska property law that previously created problems for
landowners., 04-11-02
= Loren Leman,
89K
= Loren Leman,
624K
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Representative Jeannette James explains how her HB 444, which passed the
House Thursday, helps address maintenance needs at state buildings by
collecting a fee that will fund maintenance., 04-11-02
= Jeannette James,
65K
= Jeannette James,
453K
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Representative Vic Kohring explains the effects of his HB 397, which passed
the House Wednesday. The measure ends the requirement that Alaskans must
have a driver's license to operate off-road vehicles on public land or
waters., 04-10-02
= Vic Kohring,
89K
= Vic Kohring,
622K
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Senator Dave Donley describes his proposal, SB 338. The measure would
make criminals convicted of a felony or misdemeanor ineligible for a
Permanent Fund Dividend for at least two years, regardless of prior
convictions., 04-10-02
= Dave Donley,
33K
= Dave Donley,
230K
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Senator Donley further explains that the first use of the monies collected
from criminal's PFD checks could go to the victims of their crimes., 04-10-02
= Dave Donley,
32K
= Dave Donley,
222K
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Senator Donley relates that these confiscated PFD checks can be used to
help pay families child support fees., 04-10-02
= Dave Donley,
20K
= Dave Donley,
135K
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Representative Lesil McGuire speaks to HB 390, which would extend the Alaska
Seafood Marketing Institute's ability to raise funds from fishermen to market
alaska seafood domestically, and to expand use of a 1 percent tax to include
international marketing. HB 390 passed the House unanimously Wednesday., 04-03-02
= Lesil McGuire,
57K
= Lesil McGuire,
398K
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Representative Lisa Murkowski comments that research into other states'
alcohol tax politicies shows Alaska's effective alcohol tax rate is the
lowest in the nation., 04-03-02
= Lisa Murkowski,
80K
= Lisa Murkowski,
556K
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Rep. Murkowski states that Alaska's alcohol tax burden is the nation's lowest., 04-03-02
= Lisa Murkowski,
19K
= Lisa Murkowski,
130K
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Senator Jerry Ward explains that he believes Alaskans should know if the
salmon they purchase is wild or chemically enhanced, and thus not good
for human consumption., 04-03-02
= Jerry Ward,
36K
= Jerry Ward,
247K
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Senator Ward says his measure SB 208 would ensure Alaskans have the best
quality fish and that it be labeled as such., 04-03-02
= Jerry Ward,
15K
= Jerry Ward,
104K
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Senator Ward exclaims that the fish of Alaska are organic and wild are thus
the best fish., 04-03-02
= Jerry Ward,
14K
= Jerry Ward,
97K
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Senator Ward believes that educating fish buyers to the fact that Alaskan
fish are not chemically altered will help Alaska's fish marketing efforts., 04-03-02
= Jerry Ward,
29K
= Jerry Ward,
198K
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Representative Fred Dyson explains during his House Floor speech that his
HB 402 would provide authorization for a significant, if not profound,
cultural shift in how we assist people in our state away from dependence
on cash welfare benefits and toward employment and self-sufficiency., 04-02-02
= Fred Dyson,
48K
= Fred Dyson,
337K
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Representative Dyson further comments that his measure, HB 402, does two
simple things. It allows redirects funds to subsidize employment and it
provides for enhanced sanctions against those appliants will not stay on
the track towards gaining and keeping a job., 04-02-02
= Fred Dyson,
52K
= Fred Dyson,
359K
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Representative Norman Rokeberg explains in his floor speech defending HB 330
that adults who illegally provide alcohol to minors could face felony
penalties of up to five years in prison if the youths then injured or killed
others while under the influence of that alcohol., 04-02-02
= Norman Rokeberg,
192K
= Norman Rokeberg,
1.3M
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Representative Vic Kohring expresses his pleasure at the outpouring of support
his 10-Point "Save Alaska" plan has gotten., 04-02-02
= Vic Kohring,
36K
= Vic Kohring,
253K
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