Legislature(2005 - 2006)CAPITOL 106
04/16/2005 09:30 AM House STATE AFFAIRS
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* first hearing in first committee of referral
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+ | SB 90 | TELECONFERENCED | |
+= | HB 34 | TELECONFERENCED | |
+= | SB 141 | TELECONFERENCED | |
+= | HB 238 | TELECONFERENCED | |
SB 90-ALASKA TERRITORIAL GUARD DAY 9:41:40 AM CHAIR SEATON announced that the first order of business was CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 90(STA), "An Act relating to Alaska Territorial Guard Day." 9:41:47 AM SENATOR CHARLIE HUGGINS, Alaska State Legislature, as sponsor of SB 90, offered praise and introduction of his staff member, Ryan Moore. 9:42:39 AM RYAN MOORE, Staff to Senator Charlie Huggins, Alaska State Legislature, presented SB 90 on behalf of Senator Huggins, sponsor. He noted that 6,500, predominately Alaska Native people formed the Alaska Territorial Guard over 60 years ago, and SB 90 is a long time coming in honoring them. He stated the reason for choosing October 8 to be Alaska Territorial Guard Day is that that was the day [in 2004] when the members of the [Alaska] Territorial Guard were recognized as United States veterans by the U.S. Army. 9:43:46 AM MR. MOORE, in response to a question from Representative Gardner, offered his understanding that approximately 300 of the Alaska Territorial Guard are still alive today. 9:44:03 AM SENATOR HUGGINS emphasized "how quickly these people are passing." 9:44:22 AM REPRESENTATIVE GARDNER said she's sure it would mean a lot to the members and to their children. 9:44:54 AM SENATOR HUGGINS noted that Representative Carl Moses was in the Alaska Territorial Guard at the age of 13. He said many rural Alaska Natives share stories of an uncle or grandfather who served in that guard. He also noted that there were also a number of females who served. 9:45:19 AM REPRESENTATIVE MIKE KELLY, Alaska State Legislature, to share a case in point, noted that his cousin, Joe Kelly, was associated with the [Alaska Territorial] Guard. 9:45:58 AM CHAIR SEATON, in response to comments by Representatives Elkins and Lynn, offered his understanding that the bill is available for cross sponsorship. 9:46:01 AM SENATOR HUGGINS confirmed that's correct. 9:46:34 AM SENATOR HUGGINS, in response to a comment from Representative Gruenberg, mentioned a desire to honor certain families. 9:47:03 AM CHAIR SEATON closed public testimony. 9:47:10 AM REPRESENTATIVE LYNN moved to report CSSB 90(STA) out of committee with individual recommendations and the accompanying fiscal notes. There being no objections, CSSB 90(STA) was reported out of the House State Affairs Standing Committee. 9:47:55 AM
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