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The Theodore Roosevelt Bill
Funding boosts Theodore Roosevelt library in North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Act
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The bill would give state money and historic items to the Theodore Roosevelt library, helping visitors learn about the president.
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Passing this bill would add money and artifacts to the library, giving locals and students more learning chances and possibly boosting tourism, while asking the state to spend its budget.
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The facts
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- Bill aims to contribute funds and artifacts to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota.
- Sponsored by Senators John Hoeven, Richard Blumenthal, and Kevin Cramer.
- Passed the Senate and is now Engrossed in the House.
- No specific funding amount is listed in the official summary.
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