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| TOP STORIES | | | [15 min ago ] BOSTON (AP) - Massachusetts lawmakers are set to receive a 5.5
percent pay hike, even as they prepare to make deep cuts to state
services.
The increase would lift lawmakers' base pay from $58,237 to
$61,440 - an increase of just over $3,200 a... | | | read more  | | | [53 min ago ] (NECN) - Governor Deval Patrick wants Massachusetts to overhaul its laws aimed at keeping public officials honest.
2008 was a tough year for political reputations. Senator Jim Marzilli was arrested on groping charges and then resigned. Senator Dianne... | | | read more | | | [2 hours ago ] (NECN/ABC) - Standing side by side inside the oval office five men who have been elected by the people to serve as president of the United States - former presidents Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, President George W. Bush and... | | | read more | | | | | |
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POLITICS:
A conversation with Sal DiMasi
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| May 15, 2008 A conversation with Sal DiMasi
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(NECN) - Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi has been in the headlines recently when allegations of ethics violations were reported by the Boston Globe.
The state Republican party filed a series of complaints with state ethics commission.
Earlier this week the Speaker came out and vigorously denied the allegations.
Now reports have surfaced that there is a push on Beacon Hill to replace him as Speaker.
Speaker DiMasi joins NECN's Chet Curtis to discuss the allegations.
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