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Britton: Lawmaker urges passage of Marketplace Fairness Act
Susan Wismer, a Democratic member of the state House of Representatives, encouraged South Dakota's U.S. senators to support the Marketplace Fairness Act during a recent trip to Washington, D.C. She met with Democratic Sen. Tim Johnson and the staff...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Congress, Washington, DC, John Thune
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Farm Bill extension troubles SD ag group leaders
The temporary extension of the Farm Bill that Congress passed on New Year’s Day wasn’t what two of South Dakota’s largest agricultural organizations wanted, their presidents said Wednesday. But having something in place through...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Mitch McConnell, Fiscal Cliff, Obesity
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Gant's future, gambling growth: 2012 stories lead to new year
PIERRE — Sometimes the past sets the path for the future. Here are six news events from 2012 that foretell what likely will follow during 2013 in South Dakota politics and state government. SECRETARY OF STATE 2012 was a rough, rough year for...Tags: Auction Service, Dennis Daugaard, Hunting, Wildlife, Government
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No. 5: No labor cuts foreseen at Molded Fiber Glass
Top stories of 2012 5. Molded Fiber Glass does not expect to lay off any workers in the coming year after laying off 92 in 2012, said Dave Giovannini, plant manager. "We are anticipating a level of business that will allow us to retain our work force,...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Tax Credits, Credit and Debt, U.S. Congress, Kristi Noem
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Notebook: Sometimes, a kiss is not just a kiss
Not since their first inaugural ball, when they danced together for the first time as South Dakota’s then-new first couple, did Jean and Mike Rounds have such a big public moment that seemed so personally genuine, as they did Thursday morning That...Tags: Republican Party, Dennis Daugaard, Parties and Movements, Government, Mike Rounds
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Black Hills National Forest unveils beetle plan
RAPID CITY (AP) - The Black Hills National Forest plans to use extensive commercial tree thinning to battle the mountain pine beetle as part of a $70 million plan that will take five to seven years to implement. The plan developed over more than a...Tags: Forestry and Timber, John Thune
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Senate run Rounds' latest bold move
PIERRE - Ten years ago, he almost didn't run for governor. His friendly, homespun campaign proved to be the right answer in an ugly time. Mike Rounds no longer is the underdog. Now, he is the intimidator. No longer governor because of term limits,...Tags: Republican Party, U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Dennis Daugaard, Parties and Movements, Mike Rounds
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Mercer: Senate run latest bold move from Rounds
Ten years ago he almost didn’t run for governor. His friendly, homespun campaign proved to be the right answer in an ugly time. Mike Rounds no longer is the underdog. Now he is the intimidator. No longer governor because of term limits, he set...Tags: U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Republican Party, Dennis Daugaard, Parties and Movements, Mike Rounds
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Former SD Gov. Rounds announces run for US Senate
Former South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds said this morning that he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2014. The former Republican governor’s announcement was widely expected, as he said in September that he was forming a committee to explore a run...
Tags: Mike Rounds, Politics, Government, U.S. Senate, Prostate Cancer
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Rounds to announce Senate plans tomorrow
Former South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds will announce his plans for the 2014 U.S. Senate race tomorrow. The Republican from Pierre has not previously said whether he is going to run for the seat now held by Democrat Tim Johnson. According to a news...Tags: Mike Rounds, Politics, Government, U.S. Senate, Elections
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Capitol Notebook: Reporter thankful for many things this upcoming Thanksgiving
American News CorrespondentPIERRE — We shall speak only praise of turkeys, and welcome their imminent presence on our dinner tables, in these last days leading to our national feast. May our thoughts turn to the blessings received since we last gathered over cranberries...Tags: Republican Party, Parties and Movements, Holidays, Politics, U.S. Senate
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Officials, farmers celebrate opening of Gavilon Liberty Grain facility
KIMBALL - Dozens of investors saw a huge project come to fruition on Nov. 1 as they celebrated the ribbon cutting for the rehabilitation of the state-owned rail line between Mitchell and Chamberlain and the grand opening of the Gavilon Liberty Grain...Tags: Railway Transportation, Dennis Daugaard, Transportation, Travel
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