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Timeline For Last Days Of 80th Legislature

By Vince Leibowitz  on Aug 21, 2007 in 80th Legislature      

Using documents released to Capitol Annex by the Speaker’s office plus other sources, we have compiled a time line which we believe helps better illustrate some of the events which took place and their importance in the overall scheme of things. In particular, new things which we became aware of only as a result of the documents we’ve received fit in very interestingly.

The time line is here.

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