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Group sues state over plan to increase salaries for state legislators

<p>The recent decision to increase state lawmaker's salaries and to change rules for serving the Legislature is illegal, according to a conservative group. </p>

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Group sues state over plan to increase salaries for state legislators

<p>The recent decision to increase state lawmaker's salaries and to change rules for serving the Legislature is illegal, according to a conservative group.&nbsp;</p>

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Former gymnastics coach charged with sexually assaulting 2 athletes

<p>The recent decision to increase state lawmaker's salaries and to change rules for serving the Legislature is illegal, according to a conservative group. </p>