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Legislators To Mull Transportation, Tech Schools And Weapons

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PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Lawmakers are expected to debate raising revenue to fund roads and bridges, allowing people to carry concealed weapons without a permit and expanding the kinds of games Deadwood can offer this week in Pierre.

The House State Affairs Committee will vote on a proposal Tuesday to raise roughly $50 million for transportation funding in South Dakota.

A proposal to make it legal to carry a concealed pistol without a permit in South Dakota is set to be considered in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. The plan removes the requirement for a concealed pistol permit from state law.

A proposal that would bar the state Board of Regents from overseeing South Dakota’s four technical schools is expected to be considered in the Senate State Affairs Committee on Wednesday.

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