Technically, binding arbitration bill is on R.I. House calendar
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By Steve Peoples PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- There is a bill posted on today's House calendar that would allow binding arbitration for teachers unions. That does not mean that the House is going to review or even vote on that proposal today, according to a House spokesman. In fact, the bill will be sent to committee immediately at the beginning of today's session, according to House spokesman Larry Berman, formally killing it for this special session. It's only on the calendar as a technicality because it was not formally addressed before the R.I. House of Representatives recessed in June. Extra: Read today's story in The Journal on the General Assembly special session: Bills fly through the House at special session 
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yeah right, the gang hasn't done much to help there union pals. they have to something to earn there pay.
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