Fifteen Bills Have So Far Become Law
Olympia reports a slow start as 694 bills were filed. only 15 have become law under Governor Hay. The week foresees heavy action on budgets and numerous appropriation bills totaling about 11.675 million dollars. Debates will center on county unit, direct legislation, primaries reform, and the Cascades tunneling project.
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Olympia report on seven weeks of session shows lawmakers wasting time on holidays and failing to approve key bills. House passes maintenance appropriation of 7.6 million. debates loom on land commissions and public utilities. faunal code proposes new boards with penalties up to 250 dollars.
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