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Press releases from: April 2014

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Harkin Praises New Protections for Coal Miners to Prevent Black Lung Disease
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Alexander Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Uphold Michigan Ban on Affirmative Action in College Admissions
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Alexander Statement on UAW Dropping Appeal of Lost Election at Chattanooga VW Plant
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Sen. Alexander Delivers Weekly Republican Address
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Harkin: Today’s Enrollment Numbers Show the Affordable Care Act is Working
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Alexander, Thune, Hatch Urge Census Bureau to Keep Questions on Uninsured in Order to Understand Impact of Obamacare
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Alexander Statement on Administration Changes to Health Insurance Questions in Census Bureau’s Annual Survey
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Harkin, Durbin, Waxman, Rockefeller & Members of Congress: Report Shows E-Cigarette Marketing Campaigns Lighting Up Among Young Users
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Alexander, Burr: Unionization is No Solution for College Athletes
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Harkin Statement on the Resignation of Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
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Alexander on Resignation of Secretary Sebelius
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Alexander to Introduce Early Childhood Education Bill to Let States Decide How Best to Use Federal Dollars
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With Abuse and Overdose Rates at an All-Time High, Harkin and Alexander Announce the HELP Committee Prescription Drug Abuse Working Group
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Statement of Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) At the HELP Committee Hearing: “Expanding Access to Quality Early Learning: The Strong Start for America’s Children Act”
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Alexander Statement on “Paycheck Fairness” Vote
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Harkin: Fair Pay, A Raise in the Minimum Wage Will Close the Wage Gap
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Harkin Statement on 150th Anniversary of Gallaudet University
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Alexander Statement on Unemployment Benefits Vote
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GOP Senators Oppose NLRB Ambush Elections Rule
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Harkin: House Must Act on Senate-Passed, Bipartisan Measure to Renew Critical Federal Unemployment Insurance for Jobseekers