02/03/1994 09:05 AM Senate CRA

 SENATOR RANDY PHILLIPS brought  SB 255  (STATE POLICY ON HUMAN                
 RESOURCE DEVELOPMT) before the committee as the next order of                 
 business.                                                                     
                                                                               
 TAPE 94-9, SIDE B                                                             
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 TOM EVANS, Anchorage, representing the Alaska State AFL/CIO, made             
 some suggested changes to the legislation.  SENATOR RANDY PHILLIPS            
 requested that Mr. Evans' suggested amendments be faxed to his                
 office.                                                                       
                                                                               
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 DANIEL MIDDAUGH, Anchorage, stated he is working with the statewide           
 apprentiship and training coordinators association and they want to           
 add their support to the passage of SB 255.  They feel this is very           
 important for the State of Alaska, that there is a major resource             
 of young people, mainly in the Bush areas, that are not getting the           
 help that they deserve.                                                       
                                                                               
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 SENATOR RANDY PHILLIPS closed the public hearing on SB 255 and                
 stated that the bill, along with proposed amendments, would be back           
 before the committee the following week.