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Wyoming daily news roundup

State of the State -- Wyo Governor urges caution in legislative spending



In what could be his last State of the State address, Gov. Dave Freudenthal restated his desire that legislators not dip into the $700 million budget reserve account to go above his and the Joint Appropriations Committee's recommended $3 billion budget.
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'Take your cue from the private sector'



Gov. Dave Freudenthal pushed for his wind energy package, called for more money for school capital construction and repeated his admonition to leave the state's reserve funds alone during his message to the Legislature on Monday.
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Wyo Senate and House leaders react to State of State


Gov. Dave Freudenthal's self-proclaimed fiscally conservative approach toward Wyoming's 2011-2012 budget is right on target, according to House and Senate leaders of the Wyoming Legislature.   Read More
Restrictions slow state government hiring


The rate of state government hiring has slowed significantly since falling energy revenues prompted Wyoming Gov. Dave Freudenthal to impose restrictions last spring, state records show.   Read More
Wyo. gov. urges fiscal restraint in state address


Gov. Dave Freudenthal says Wyoming legislators need to hold onto the state's financial reserves as they craft a new state budget.   Read More
Code of the West stamped into a bill?


The State of Wyoming has adopted a State Flower, a State Bird and other symbols of the state and now Rep. Pete Illoway, R-Laramie County, and others want to have the legislature adopt the "Code of the West" as the State Code.   Read More
Elk testing project ends


BOULDER, Wy. -- Wyoming Game and Fish Department staff have wrapped up a five-year pilot program aimed at reducing brucellosis in the Pinedale elk herd unit.   Read More
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Gov. Dave Freudenthal (D)
Elected: November 2002, 2006
Term expires: January 2011
State capital: Cheyenne
State nickname: The Equality State
Secretary of State: Max Maxfield (R)
Attorney General Bruce Salzburg (D)
Senate President: John Hines (R)
House Speaker: Colin Simpson (R)
   
   
 

 


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