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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Cameras in court would have cast different light on Janklow case
Few people were less surprised than I was that Bill Janklow got caught speeding. Again. I have no insider knowledge or extra dim view of Janklow, despite some of his protests about my coverage whil...
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Bill to open access to governors’ records advances
PIERRE — The public would eventually get access to a former governor’s daily calendar, memos and other internal records under legislation approved Wednesday that changes South Dakota’s open records law.
By VERONICA ZARAGOVIA , February 16, 2012
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TUPPER: Concern for openness finally reaches the top
Somebody at the top finally gets it.
That somebody is Mitchell’s very own Dusty Johnson, the chief of staff for Gov. Dennis Daugaard. Speaking Thursday about a directive the Daugaard administration often gives to bureaucrats, he said this:
“It’s your job to provide the information, not to find ways to hide it.”
By Seth Tupper , January 27, 2012
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Rep. Nelson bill seeks more posting of lawmakers’ votes online
PIERRE — A state lawmaker who continues to claim a cover-up took place says he will try to require the Legislative Research Council to add a specific type of vote to its bill-status report.
By Bob Mercer , January 05, 2012
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MERCER: Gov’s proclamations help tell state’s stories
PIERRE — In the quest for more transparency in state government, one of the changes made by Secretary of State Jason Gant in recent months was posting executive proclamations on his office’s Internet site.
By Bob Mercer , September 26, 2011
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