The North Dakota Senate on Monday put to bed a bill which had looked to eliminate the practice of Daylight Savings Time in N.D.Back in January, Bill 1259 had passed through the House on a vote of 55 in favor, 37 opposed. Once arriving in the Senate, amendments were added, saying the bill would go into effect AFTER the US Congress authorized the change and neighboring Minn., M.T., and S.D...
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