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May 23
	· Republican State Leadership Committee: Announces the relaunch of Right Women, Right Now
	· Sen. Hansen: To introduce consumer protections for Wisconsin drivers
	· U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development: Awards $2.5 million to protect Wisconsin children from lead and other home hazards
	· U.S. Rep. Moore: Supports students, votes against H.R. 1911
	· U.S. Rep. Petri: Petri, Polis introduce bipartisan bill to improve teacher and principal preparation
	· U.S. Rep. Petri: Praises bill to provide long-term fix to student loan interest rates
	· U.S. Rep. Pocan: Video: Pocan opposes bill that would increase college costs by $4 billion
	· U.S. Reps. Kind, Sensenbrenner: Fight for posthumous recognition of Civil War Lieutenant Alonzo Cushing
	· UW-Stout: Professional groups recognize four students
	· Voces de la Frontera: Families hopeful as federal immigration bill moves forward in U.S. Senate
	· Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities: 2013 class of Partners in Policymaking graduates
	· Wisconsin Council on Children & Families: Memo to JFC, re: DNA collection at arrest (paper #410) support Alt. 8
	· Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation: WEDC announces new CFO
	· Wisconsin Nurses Association: Experts to provide update on prescription drug abuse epidemic
	· WISPIRG: New report finds expensive highway projects might be unnecessary

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