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• Stem cell scientists fear election impact
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• Pontiac offers free rent to lure business
• Suppliers suing Bing claim he\'s ducking servers
• Helen Thomas statue campaign stirs controversy
• Stem cell scientists fear election impact
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• Pontiac offers free rent to lure business
• Suppliers suing Bing claim he\'s ducking servers
• Helen Thomas statue campaign stirs controversy
House Cmte Schedule
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 2010
UPDATED: 07/26/10
9:00 AM - NEW ECONOMY AND QUALITY OF LIFE
9:00 AM - APPROPRIATIONS
9:00 AM - TOURISM, OUTDOOR RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
1:00 PM - APPROPS - SUB CMTE ON PROCUREMENT REFORM
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 2010
UPDATED: 07/26/10
9:00 AM - NEW ECONOMY AND QUALITY OF LIFE
9:00 AM - APPROPRIATIONS
9:00 AM - TOURISM, OUTDOOR RECREATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
1:00 PM - APPROPS - SUB CMTE ON PROCUREMENT REFORM
House Bill HB 4194
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House Enrolled Bill
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House Introduced Bill
Introduced bills appear as they were introduced and reflect no subsequent amendments or changes.
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As Passed by the House
As Passed by the House is the bill, as introduced, that includes any adopted House amendments.
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As Passed by the Senate
As Passed by the Senate is the bill, as received from the House, that includes any adopted Senate amendments.
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COMMITTEE SUMMARY (Date Completed: 2-24-10)
This document analyzes: HB4194
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FLOOR SUMMARY (Date Completed: 2-24-10)
This document analyzes: HB4194
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Summary as Introduced (07-13-09)
This document analyzes: HB4194
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Summary as Passed by the House (02-18-10)
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Appeared in the following MIRS Stories
- Appellate Judges Given Health Care Option (3/23/2010)
- Slavens: Patterson's Off His Rocker (2/25/2010)
- Senate Passes Lifetime Benefits Ban (2/24/2010)
- Lifetime Benefits Next Reform For Senate (2/10/2010)
- Dillon Giving Up Health Benefits (2/10/2010)
- House Votes To Kill Future Lawmaker Benefits (2/2/2010)
- 'Group' Targets Legislative Lifetime Benefits Issue (1/19/2010)
- U.P.-Too Bill Moves (7/14/2009)
MIRS Capitol Capsule
• Poll: Snyder Now In Lead
• Brown Pushes McManus To Run Bills
• Obama's Education Policy Questioned In Report
• States' Budget Forecast: Sign Of Sun, More Storms Looming
• Norquist: New Jersey Is Model For MI
• Troopers Ratify Agreement
• Allen Files FEC Complaint Against Benishek
• Bernero Women Board The Bus
• Freep Calls Party Claim A 'Smear'
• Study: Transit Saves Riders Money
• Court: Temporary Internet Files Is 'Possessing' Illicit Material
• Foreclosure Rescue Scam Charges Filed
• Bits And Tidbits
• Talk About Talk
• On This Day In Michigan History
• Poll: Snyder Now In Lead
• Brown Pushes McManus To Run Bills
• Obama's Education Policy Questioned In Report
• States' Budget Forecast: Sign Of Sun, More Storms Looming
• Norquist: New Jersey Is Model For MI
• Troopers Ratify Agreement
• Allen Files FEC Complaint Against Benishek
• Bernero Women Board The Bus
• Freep Calls Party Claim A 'Smear'
• Study: Transit Saves Riders Money
• Court: Temporary Internet Files Is 'Possessing' Illicit Material
• Foreclosure Rescue Scam Charges Filed
• Bits And Tidbits
• Talk About Talk
• On This Day In Michigan History
Political Poll Cross Tabs
-HISTORIC SAMPLE-
June 1, 2010 - EPIC/MRA - Statewide Poll of Active & Likely November Voters
600 Sample, Plus or Minus 4 Percent
- Questions And Results
June 1, 2010 - EPIC/MRA - Statewide Poll of Active & Likely November Voters
600 Sample, Plus or Minus 4 Percent
- Questions And Results