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Legislature's special session for kratom, Morton County history preservation

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BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Governor Armstrong called the state legislature back in hopes of banning kratom in North Dakota. State lawmakers explained how that could happen. State senator Michelle Axtman is sponsoring Senate Bill 2408, which would make synthetic forms of kratom Schedule 1 drugs.

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    ND legislators set to vote on proposed kratom ban (opens KX News Bismarck)

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    Bismarck, N.D. (KXNET)- Governor Armstrong called the state legislature back in hopes of banning kratom in North Dakota. On Tuesday, state lawmakers explained how that could happen.State senator Michelle Axtman is sponsoring Senate Bill 2408, which would make synthetic forms of kratom schedule one d…

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    Legislature's special session for kratom, Morton County history preservation (opens KX News Bismarck)

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    BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET) — Governor Armstrong called the state legislature back in hopes of banning kratom in North Dakota. State lawmakers explained how that could happen. State senator Michelle Axtman is sponsoring Senate Bill 2408, which would make synthetic forms of kratom Schedule 1 drugs.

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