Calvin Say
Politician
Let's be thankful 2009 is almost over...sound? You want it, you don't mind a little pain in the wallet, do you? During the last legislative session, House Speaker Calvin Say came up with a list of bills to change Hawaii's tax law, netting an extra $600 million. Of course, it... In this article: Calvin Say, Tax, Hawaii, Fiscal year, and Revenue |
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Honolulu Star Bulletin | 3 days ago
Legislators cancel party plans
"We are just going to open up, say a few words, maybe for 10 minutes, and then go back to work," says House Speaker Calvin Say. "It is just a somber, sedate environment we are in. Why would you celebrate something when everybody is...
In this article: Recession, Hawaii, and State Legislature
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Labor agreements to be redrawn
...to stop 27 furlough days planned for 2010-2011. Lingle met yesterday with Senate President Colleen Hanabusa and House Speaker Calvin Say to reach agreement that the Legislature would come into a special session next month to take $50...
In this article: Colleen Hanabusa, Linda Lingle, DOE, and Department of Education
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Honolulu Advertiser | 7 days ago
House says OK to special session on furloughs
Updated at 3:32 p.m., Friday, November 20, 2009 House says OK to special session on furloughs State House Speaker Calvin Say said today that the state House is "ready, willing and able" to return in special session to use $50 million...
In this article: Linda Lingle and St. Louis
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Senate ready for special session
...Democrats are expected meet and also signal they are willing to hold a special session. House Speaker Calvin Say noted, however, that he still wants to make sure the teachers are able to approve a new contract with the furlough day changes.
In this article: Colleen Hanabusa and Linda Lingle
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Senate Dems endorse Lingle plan to use rainy day fund to reduce furloughs
State House Democrats are expected to meet tomorrow in private caucus to discuss teacher furloughs. State House Speaker Calvin Say, D-20th (St. Louis Heights, Palolo Valley, Wilhelmina Rise), has said he wants the Hawaii State...
In this article: Linda Lingle, Colleen Hanabusa, Department of Education, and St. Louis
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Furlough plan change praised
...next year by changing the public school teachers' labor contract and raiding the state rainy day fund. House Speaker Rep. Calvin Say praised the governor's move, noting that it was in line with his suggestion of Nov. 6, urging Lingle...
In this article: Linda Lingle, Arne Duncan, Neil Abercrombie, Hawaii, Colleen Hanabusa, and DOE
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Letters to the Editor
...say rail will fail to improve mobility through the H-1 corridor on Day One. Hooray for House Speaker Calvin Say for having the guts to say "no." Raiding the hurricane fund makes no sense; neither does raising taxes to offset the burden of a...
In this article: Hawaii, Tax, Medicare, Honolulu, and Honolulu Symphony Orchestra
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Calls for tax hike piling on reluctant lawmakers
...to 4.5 percent for Oahu transactions only, with the extra money going to fund Honolulu's transit line. Veteran House Speaker Calvin Say called the state's tax collections "really terrible, horrible and hemorrhaging." The Lingle...
In this article: Tax, Colleen Hanabusa, Honolulu, Oahu, Linda Lingle, and Hawaii
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Senate to grill DOE on stimulus
...after members of the House leadership said they preferred handling the matter in next year's regular session. House Speaker Calvin Say joined state education officials and Gov. Linda Lingle in calling for a reopening of the Hawaii State...
In this article: Department of Education, Linda Lingle, and DOE
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Lawmakers still cool to session on schools
...being lost to furloughs. After meeting with Democratic House colleagues for almost three hours yesterday, House Speaker Calvin Say said he would prefer to address the matter during the 2010 regular session. "At the end of the day, we just...
In this article: Linda Lingle, Department of Education, and Hawaii
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Description from Wikipedia:
Calvin K.Y. Say is a Democratic member of the Hawaii State House of Representatives, representing the 20th District since 1977 and currently serving as Speaker of the House. He attended St. Louis High School and received a bachelor's degree in Education from the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Business:
President, Kotake Shokai, Ltd.
Secretary, Tokyo Bento Nichiyo
Politics:
President, National Speaker's Conference; Executive Committee (1999-present)
State Legislative Leaders Foundation Board of Directors (2003-present)
Speaker of the House of Representatives (1999-present)
Chairman, House Committee on Finance and Vice-Chairman, Legislative Management Committee (1993-1998)
Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Finance and Vice-Chairman, Legislative Management Committee (1991-1992)
Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Agriculture and Member, House Committee on Finance (1989-1990)
Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Higher Education and Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Agriculture (1987-1988)
Chairman, House Committee on Water, Land Use, Development and Hawaiian Affairs; and Vice-Chairman, House Committee on Education (1983-1986)
Chairman, House Committee on Tourism (1981-1982)
Chairman, House Committee on Culture and Arts (1977-1980)
Elected to State House of Representatives, (1976)
Community Involvement:
City Bank Board of Directors; Governor's Committee Commemorating the Chinese Bicentennial; Hong Kong Business Association; Kaimuki Professional and Business Association; Pacific Rim Foundation, Board of Directors; Palolo Community Council; Palolo Lions Club; Saint Louis Heights Community Association; Kaimuki Neighborhood Board #4; Diamond Head/Kapahulu/Saint Louis Heights Neighborhood Board #5; Palolo Neighborhood Board #6
Member of the Democratic party.
- Birth Date:
- February 01, 1952
- Birthplace:
- Honolulu, Hawaii
- Religion:
- Christian/Buddhist
- Spouse:
- Cora Kotake
- Occupation:
- businessman
- Political party:
- Democratic
- Represents:
- 20th
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