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2007 Bill(s)
* HB 438 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Higher Education Description: Create a scholarship program for lower income eighth graders who agree to stay in school and go to college.
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HB 582 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Health Care Policy Description: Change provisions for reimbursing the state from a family trust for medical costs covered by the state.
See: Official legislative description and status* HB 731 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Utilities Description: Require an electric to provide a $25 credit to each customer every day the customer is without power.
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HB 812 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Elections Description: Increase the penalty for signing a false name on an initiative petition.
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* HB 963 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Crime Prevention Description: Extend the crime of bribery of a public official to include candidates or political parties.
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HCS HB 1000 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Perf Description: Provide an exemption of taxes for the first five years of a new manufacuturer in the state.
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HB 1040 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H Corrections & Public Institutions Description: Require the Corrections Dept. maintain a Web site listing crime victims' rights.
See: Official legislative description and status* HJR 27 Sponsor:Storch, Rachel Status: H 2nd Read Description: Remove the legislature's power to draw Congressional districts, turn the job over to a state demographer. This bill was not assigned to a committee by the House speaker until near the end of the last day of the legislative session -- when it was too late for the committee to do anything with the bill.
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