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ARKLATEX POLITICS JULY 13, 2022: CASSIDY AND THE ECONOMY - Vimarsana News

ARKLATEX POLITICS JULY 13, 2022: CASSIDY AND THE ECONOMY

SHREVEPORT, La. - In ArkLaTex politics for July 13, 2022, Republican Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy talks about the economy and the affects of inflation.

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La. House passes bills to restrict guns for some former juvenile offenders - Vimarsana News

La. House passes bills to restrict guns for some former juvenile offenders

BATON ROUGE, La. – The Louisiana House voted 59-39 Tuesday to pass a bill that would prohibit former juvenile offenders from possessing firearms until they are 24 years old.

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Committee approves bills to increase abortion penalties for doctors, ban abortion pills by mail - Vimarsana News

Committee approves bills to increase abortion penalties for doctors, ban abortion pills by mail

BATON ROUGE, La. - The Louisiana House Committee on Health and Welfare Tuesday approved advanced two anti-abortion bills in bipartisan votes.

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Bill to dictate how race taught in public schools crushed in House committee - Vimarsana News

Bill to dictate how race taught in public schools crushed in House committee

BATON ROUGE, La. - A bill by the deposed chairman of the House Education Committee touted as a way to end the "indoctrination" of public school students on race and

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Teacher leaders criticize plans for $1,500 pay hikes, not hoped for $2,000 - Vimarsana News

Teacher leaders criticize plans for $1,500 pay hikes, not hoped for $2,000

BATON ROUGE, La. - Teacher leaders said Monday morning that the Legislature's decision to limit pay raises to $1,500, not the $2,000 target that Gov. John Bel Edwards backs, is

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