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Wyoming daily news roundup

Committee rejects tax measures



The Legislature's Joint Interim Revenue Committee declined on Wednesday to sponsor any of a series of tax measures.
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Don't blame wind, officials say



Power producers have installed more than 500 megawatts of wind energy generation in Wyoming in the past year.
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Committee passes two juvenile detention bills


Legislators could consider two bills next year aimed at creating uniformity for how juvenile offenders are handled in Wyoming.   Read More
Revenue committee finally passes some tax bills


The legislature's Joint Interim Revenue Committee spent the day Nov. 18 killing bills, including measures calling for taxes on electric generation, wind energy, property and fuel.   Read More
Weekly wrap: Forecasting revenue is a lot like predicting the weather these days
By Stephen C. Fehr, Stateline.org Staff Writer

Indiana is mulling changes to how it estimates monthly revenues, while several states are considering mergers and consolidations of government agencies, universities, school districts and more to save money.   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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