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Louisiana could put removed Confederate monuments on display at state parks (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE (LA Illuminator) — Louisiana might move Confederate monuments that have been taken down by local governments to state parks. State lawmakers are considering a proposed law that would transfer any “historical statue or monument” owned by a government and removed from a public display on or after Aug. 1, 2006, to the Office of State Parks. The Office of State Parks, run by the lieutenant governor, would be required to relocate the monument to a place that could be accessed by the publi
Louisiana lawmakers vote to increase their compensation, then some try to take it back (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE (La. Illuminator) — The Louisiana House of Representatives voted 54-35 on Monday to increase its own compensation and the salaries of statewide elected officials, including the governor. But before the end of the day, some House members tried to take that decision back. Supporting the legislation could be controversial and used against incumbents running for election next year. Within an hour of approving the proposal, five representatives made formal requests to change their votes o
Louisiana lawmakers now have deadline to choose between teacher pay cut or school funding reduction (opens the original)
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Louisiana lawmakers have until 5 p.m. June 23 to cast their vote on whether to shift $168 million from public school operations to another year of public school teacher pay stipends. The move would help Republican Gov. Jeff Landry and legislators avoid a looming pay cut of $2,000 for teachers and $1,000 for support workers that will otherwise go into effect July 1. But it will leave every public school district, including charter schools, with less funding to take care of other costs such as ins
Louisiana signs $192.6 million no-bid contract with Motorola for public safety, police technology (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE (Louisiana Illuminator) — Louisiana lawmakers signed off Thursday on a 10-year, no-bid contract worth $192.6 million to provide public safety equipment and technology for law enforcement and the prison system. The deal gives Motorola $138.2 million to upgrade and maintain the Louisiana Wireless Information Network, a statewide radio system used during natural disasters. The state will also pay the company $54.4 million to provide radios, license plate readers, body cameras, in-car vi
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