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New North Dakota oil tax framework saving state $1M daily - Vimarsana News

New North Dakota oil tax framework saving state $1M daily

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Action by the North Dakota Legislature earlier this year means a price-triggered exemption for the state's oil industry will not go into effect Tuesday. November marked the fifth-straight month that oil prices averaged below a trigger price of $55.09.

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McFeely blog: A reminder that a North Dakota Republican once gave the worst MLK Day speech in history - Vimarsana News

McFeely blog: A reminder that a North Dakota Republican once gave the worst MLK Day speech in history

Al Carlson’s rambling talk came to this conclusion: The purpose of MLK Day is to honor Confederate soldiers who died at the Battle of Gettysburg, and the reason we have MLK Day is Ronald Reagan’s courage.

House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature - Vimarsana News

House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican Rep. Chet Pollert, who served as the House majority leader for two legislative sessions and in the Legislature for 24 years, announced Monday he is retiring from politics and will not run for re-election.

Source: apnews.com
House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature - Vimarsana News

House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican Rep. Chet Pollert, who served as the House majority...

Source: ctpost.com
House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature - Vimarsana News

House leader Pollert retiring after 24 years in Legislature

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Republican Rep. Chet Pollert, who served as the House majority leader for two legislative sessions and in the Legislature for 24 years, announced Monday he is retiring from politics and will not run for re-election.

Source: apnews.com