BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Big contribution increases for North Dakota's teacher pension funds in the next four years have won approval in the state House.
Representatives endorsed the plan, 60-30. The Senate has already voted on the same bill, so it will go to Gov. Jack Dalrymple shortly.
The proposal's critics argued Monday that pumping more money into the teachers' pension system won't solve its problems.
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