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...[2.42MB]Introduction 4 pages [217KB]Declaration of Rights, Elections; 6 pages [231KB]The Legislative Branch; 6 pages [233KB]Apportionment of the Legislature; 6 pages [232KB]The Executive Branch; 6 pages [232KB]The Judicial

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June 23, 2020
...) 29 pages CC 580, Michigan’s “Little Hoover Commission” Seeks to Streamline State Bureaus ( August 51 ) 1 page CC 579, Police Precincts ( August 51 ) 2 pages CC

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September 20, 2019
...) 2 pages Just A Second 382, About it can Happen Here ( May 1940 ) 2 pages Just A Second 381, About Minority Pressure ( April 1940 ) 2 pages

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September 20, 2019
...( June 75 ) 6 pages The Michigan Economy — An OverviewReport 249 ( May 75 ) 15 pages The 1975-76 Executive BudgetCC 879 ( March 75

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September 19, 1970
...pages —, Standards of Financial Administration ( January 1928 ) pages Report 101, Waste Disposal by Incineration ( January 1928 ) 34 pages 1929 Report 114, Statistical Records of Detroit ( July 1929

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September 20, 2019
...the Village of Onekama, Onekama Township and other local governments consider the possibilities of merging governments. The report is entitled “The Costs, Benefits and Alternatives for Consolidating

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November 18, 2014
...2 pages CC 345, About an Anodyne ( March 1939 ) 2 pages CC 344, About the “Kelly-Off” ( February 1939 ) 2 pages CC 343, About Defeating a Deficit ( February 1939

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September 20, 2019
1980 State Finances in Distress: Michigan–Fiscal Years 1980 and 1981 CC 921, ( November 1980 ) 2 pages State Ballot IssuesCC 919, ( October 1980 ) 4

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September 20, 1980
Lessons from the Proposed Merger of Onekama Village with Onekama Township Report 381, January 2013 In 2012, the Onekama community in Manistee County became the first village
Lessons from the Proposed Merger of Onekama Village with Onekama Township January 2013 Report 381 In 2012, the Onekama community in Manistee County became the first village
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