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Johnson becomes target in health care reform debate
South Dakota Sen. Tim Johnson is one of several moderate senators targeted in television ads this week by a conservative group opposed to sweeping health reform that's inching its way through Congress.
SD Senators Talk About Health Care Reform
Leading Democratic Senators in Washington say they'll push for health care reform, with or without Republican support.
'Clunkers' keeps guzzlers on road
Across America, people bought Toyota Corollas and Honda Civics more than any other vehicles during last summer's popular Cash for Clunkers program.
Health care puts Herseth Sandlin in unfamiliar squeeze
The political world for South Dakota Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin might be a lonely place these days.
In Senate, Both Parties Pan Dodd's Regulatory Reform Bill
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd abruptly abandoned his plan to press ahead with a partisan vote on his regulatory reform bill next month after running into bipartisan opposition.
Letters: The hoax of global warming
Not every official has bought into former vice president Al Gore's money-making global-warming hoax.
Writing a letter didn't work, so Sen. John Thune is sponsoring a bill to close down the federal program that allows the government to take over failing industries.
Coburn keeps fighting unfunded vet bennies
The lawmaker holding up Senate passage of a veterans health care bill orchestrated a Monday vote that forced senators to choose between funding veterans programs or funding pet projects.
Howard a hot spot in jobs debate
This eastern South Dakota community is humming even before the autumn sun rises.
Rounds, Thune Talk About Health Care Reform
South Dakota's lawmakers are making their statements about the federal health care overhaul.
Dunn Out, Pfeiffer Up, at White House Communications Shop
Anita Dunn, the White House communications director, is leaving the White House at the end of the month, sources tell ABC News.
Dunn leaving White House, Pfeiffer takes over
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Thielen recommended for marshal's job
Sen. Tim Johnson has recommended to the president that Paul Thielen of Rapid City be appointed U.S. marshal in South Dakota.
Johnson pursues land transfer for tourist site
Public fascination with one of the Cold War's most fearsome relics, the Minuteman Missile, could mean a new tourist stop in South Dakota.
Bill Introduced For Missile Site Visitor Center
Sen. Tim Johnson says he has introduced a bill to move ahead with creation of a visitor center at the Minuteman Missile National Historic Site in western South Dakota.
Commission message: we oppose cap and trade
Brookings County Commission Chairman Don Larson expressed his concern about cap and trade legislation last Tuesday to a representative of U.S. Sen.
Thune: Stimulus made things worse
South Dakota has lost 5,800 private-sector jobs since Congress passed a $787 billion stimulus bill in February, evidence the massive spending bill has not lived up to expectations, Sen.
Thune Concerned About Vaccine Distribution
Senator John Thune isn't holding out much hope that H1N1 vaccines will be widely available in South Dakota anytime soon.
S.D. energy gets $9 million boost
Advanced digital electric meters are coming for customers of Black Hills Power and Sioux Valley Southwestern Electric Cooperative, thanks in part to more than $9 million in federal stimulus money.
Johnson Holds Roundtable To Discuss Stimulus
Now over 8 months later US Senator Tim Johnson and other local area leaders sat down to discuss how and if the stimulus package is helping our area.
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