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...John Hoeven prepared to sign a bill requiring the “This is about our kids and doing everything we can do to keep them safe and healthy.”According to Hoeven, the bill came about because too many of North Dakota’s young people are dying of heart failure.

The four pictures represented some of the most recent fatalities.

One of the frames contained a photograph of Minot’s Andrew Crockett, who died of a heart arrhythmia a little more than two years ago when he was just 17.

His father, Bob Crockett, spoke briefly at the signing and said two more youths in the state have died of heart failure since then.“It’s been an honor to be involved in this and help get to this point,” Crockett said.

Since Andrew’s death, the Crockett family has been instrumental in getting four automated external Two of them are traveling The other two are kept near the school’s gym.But Rep.

Phillip Mueller, D-Valley City, who co-sponsored the bill, said the They’re also for anyone visiting the schools for sporting events and other activities.“It’s a center of the community,” Mueller said.

Primary sponsor Sen.

Randel Christmann, R-Hazen, said the