Lansing Legislature Debates Bills and Deadlines in Busy Week
A Lansing column reviews late session activity as House deadlines extend by one day. It notes passage and defeat of bills on income tax, truck length limits, small business committees, election worker pay, and Humane Slaughter laws, with commentary on liquor law proposals and the value of bills not enacted.
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Parsonage Debt Aid and Church Plans Moves Ahead
The Official Board announced a gift from the Miley estate to aid the church finances. Funds will finish paying the Parsonage debt and pave the drive, with remaining money at Trustees’ discretion. Plans push for Mortgage burning at the Quarterly Conference Monday April 9 at 7 30. Proceeds from upcoming Chili Cupper support the MY Fund missionary program. Membership classes for teens and adults start next Sunday at 3 30 in the church basement. Holy Communion will be held Sunday.
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Norma Weese
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Legislature rushes to meet House origin deadline
As of noon on Wednesday March 21 the House faced 80 bills on Third Reading and 5 on General Orders, risking loss if the Senate does not extend the deadline. Debate highlighted bills on income taxes for nonresidents, truck length for auto haulers, down payment refunds, education staffing rules, and unemployment reforms amid party-line votes.
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