Legislation--Georgia
America's Newest Frontier Faces Federal Regulations
Jl 30 95 90(285), 1-A
Assembly Faces Taxes & Speed
Dc 29 95 91(75), 1-A
Attorney Will Appeal Drug Law
Ap 23 95 90(189), 8-A
Balancing Budget Painful, Gingrich Says
Fe 12 95 90(120), 5-A
Bill Gives Flexibility on Business Taxation
Fe 18 95 90(125), 6-A
Bill to Protect Teachers Passes Georgia's House
Fe 18 95 90(125), 1-A
Bills Seek to Protect Business, Home Owners
Ja 25 95 90(102), 6-A
Bills Would Require Names Inside Caskets
Ja 12 95 90(89), 5-A
Black Lawmaker's Speech Grinds Talks to a Halt
Sp 7 95 90(327), 6-A
Black Lawmakers Threaten to Impede Redistricting
Au 16 95 90(305), 8-A
Black Republicans Join in Criticism of Drug Ruling
Mr 29 95 90(162), 5-A
Board Suggests Limiting Lobbying
Dc 30 95 91(76), 1-A
Budget Finally Approved
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Budget Packed with Pork
Mr 8 95 90(141), 1-A
Budget Passes, Driven by Politics
Mr 6 95 90(141), 6-A
Chambliss Backed 2 Limit Bills
Mr 30 95 90(163), 1-A
Children's Council Gets Senate Nod
Fe 18 95 90(125), 6-A
Collins: New Tag Law Boon for Car Dealers
Ap 27 95 90(193), 6-A
Community Service Gets Senate Backing
Mr 15 95 90(148), 6-A
Community Service Toward Graduation
Ja 25 95 90(102), 6-A
Crime Bill Passes Senate
Mr 11 95 90(144), 6-A
Death Appeals Limit Clears Senate
Fe 15 95 90(122), 6-A
Deregulation Bill Considered for Phone System
Mr 6 95 90(141), 1-A
DFACS Moving Toward Reform
Mr 28 95 90(161), 1-A
DOT Asks Legislature to Kill Two Bills
Nv 8 95 91(24), 7-A
Drug Bill's Sponsor Rethinking Stand
Mr 15 95 90(148), 8-A
EMT Alerting Bill Clears Ga. Senate
Fe 22 95 90(129), 6-A
"English-Only" Passes
Mr 16 95 90(149), 2-A
Family, Marriage Legislation Indicating Shift Toward Conservative Agenda
Ja 15 95 90(92), 3-A
Fiscal Affairs Boards Earn Law Firm's Ire
Jl 28 95 90(283), 1-A
Garden Club Backs Billboard Bill
Fe 14 95 90(121), 3-A
Ga's Freshmen Lawmakers Frustrated by "Contract" Pace
Mr 19 95 90(152), 9-A
General Assembly Split Along Race and Politics
Sp 13 95 90(333), 7-A
Georgia Budget Gets Through Senate
Mr 10 95 90(143), 6-A
Georgia Lawmakers Bill Taxpayers for Computers
Ja 24 95 90(101), 5-A
Georgia Lawmakers: Tax Cut Not Rushed
Mr 24 95 90(157), 1-A
Georgia Senate Send Term Limits Bill to House
Ja 28 95 90(105), 1-A
Georgia Starting Background Checks
Dc 25 95 91(71), 3-B
Golden Pushes Health Proposal
Fe 17 95 90(124), 1-A
GOP Lawmakers Call for Prison-Building Strategy
Ja 25 95 90(102), 6-A
Government to the Grave (editorial)
Fe 1 95 90(109), 4-A
Gun Control Backers Work to Protect Laws
Mr 31 95 90(164), 1-A
Gun Control Bill Clears Ga. Senate
Mr 15 95 90(148), 5-A
House Agrees to Open Some Juvenile Court Proceedings
Mr 9 95 90(142), 6-A
House Lawmakers Revive Gun-Control Bill
Mr 14 95 90(147), 2-A
House OK's Deregulation Phone Bill
Mr 11 95 90(144), 1-A
House OKs Rural Doctors Bill
Fe 23 95 90(130), 1-A
House Passes Bill to Eliminate Gun Waits
Fe 14 95 90(121), 5-A
House, Senate Negotiators Scramble to Produce Congressional Map
Sp 6 95 90(326), 2-A
House Split on Tax Cut
Mr 14 95 90(147), 1-A
House Votes Down Southeast GA. Plan
Au 19 95 90(308), 6-A
House Votes to Increase Expense Allowance
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
House Votes to Keep Child Support System Intact
Fe 23 95 90(130), 5-B
House Votes to Let Homes Get Closer to Trout Streams
Fe 17 95 90(124), 3-A
House Waters Down Littering Bill
Fe 1 95 90(109), 6-A
Houses Votes to Guarantee Diplomas
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
How Your Lawmakers Voted
Ap 2 95 90(166), 9-A Au 13 95 90(299), 5-A Dc 2 95 91(48), 7-A Fe 12 95 90(120), 9-A Fe 19 95 90(126), 3-A Fe 26 95 90(133), 4-A Ja 15 95 90(92), 8-A Ja 22 95 90(99), 5-A Ja 29 95 90(106), 5-A Jl 2 95 90(258), 6-A Mr 5 95 90(140), 9-A Mr 12 95 90(145), 5-A Mr 19 95 90(152), 8-A Mr 26 95 90(159), 6-A My 14 95 90(210), 5-A My 21 95 90(217), 10-A Nv 19 95 91(35), 11-A Sp 10 95 90(330), 5-A Sp 24 95 90(344), 10-A
"Instant Check" Gun Bill Clears House Committee
Fe 9 95 90(117), 4-B
Instant Gun Check Clears Committee
Fe 17 95 90(124), 5-A
Insurance Chief Gets Extra Bucks
Fe 11 95 90(119), 6-A
Juvenile Crime Law Should Stand (editorial)
Sp 20 95 90(340), 4-A
Last-Minute Cramming No Way to Legislate (editorial)
Mr 22 95 90(155), 4-A
Lawmaker Threatens Action on Speeches
Oc 15 95 90(365), 3-A
Lawmakers Air Redistricitng Ideas
Au 1 95 90(287), 7-A
Lawmakers Argue on Yiddish Word
Fe 17 95 90(124), 5-A
Lawmakers Busy with Lobbyist
Au 9 95 90(295), 5-A
Lawmakers Can't Put off Decisions (editorial)
Sp 6 95 90(326), 4-A
Lawmakers' Failure a Source of Shame (editorial)
Sp 14 95 90(334), 6-A
Lawmakers: ID Caskets or Bodies?
Ja 24 95 90(101), 5-A
Lawmakers Increase Expense Allowance
Fe 13 95 90(121), 2-A
Lawmakers Pack Budget with Local Items
Fe 25 95 90(132), 1-A
Lawmakers Presenting Ideas for Redistricting
Au 1 95 90(287), 1-A
Lawmakers Take Aim at Federal Mandates
Ja 17 95 90(94), 1-A
Lawmakers Unsure About Bill's Passage
Mr 12 95 90(145), 1-A
Lawmakers Work Late on Tax Break Package
Mr 18 95 90(151), 2-A
Legislators Go to Work on Districts
Au 14 95 90(305), 1-A
Legislators Take Break from Redistricting
Sp 2 95 90(322), 5-A
Legislature Considers Making Child Support Easier
Fe 3 95 90(111), 7-A
Legislature May Toughen State's DUI Laws
Ja 30 95 90(107), 1-A
Legislature Recycles Tax Cut Idea
Mr 13 95 90(146), 1-A
Legislature Tries to Tiptoe Around Abortion Fight
Fe 2 95 90(110), 6-A
Lobbyists Spent Big Bucks in January
Fe 16 95 90(123), 5-A
Many Counties Facing 1996 Cold Sober
Dc 31 95 91(77), 7-A
Many in Lowndes Use Lunch Program
Fe 26 95 90(133), 9-A
Medical Association Wants No-Fault Change
Mr 15 95 90(148), 6-A
Medical Group Wants Malpractice Changes
Mr 15 95 90(148), 8-A
Midyear Spending Bill Flies Through Legislature
Fe 11 95 90(119), 6-A
Miller Outlines Teacher Pay Raise
Ja 13 95 90(90), 1-A
Miller Signs Bills to Open Courts
Ap 19 95 90(185), 7-A
Miller Signs Gun Law as NRA Watches
Mr 23 95 90(156), 8-A
Miller Vetoes Ticket Scalping Bill
Ap 14 95 90(180), 5-A
Miller Wants Rapists Imprisoned Longer
Dc 30 95 91(76), 5-A
Multi-Member Districts Suggested for Georgia
Au 7 95 90(293), 1-A
Murder Victim's Father Lobbies for Tougher Laws
Ja 26 95 90(103), 4-A
Murphy: Term Limits Won't Pass in Georgia
Ja 12 95 90(89), 1-A
Negotiators Agree on Compromise Map
Sp 8 95 90(328), 7-A
New Law Makes Prosecutors Share Information with Defense Lawyers
Fe 3 95 90(111), 5-A
No Agreement on Reapportionment
Sp 9 95 90(329), 1-A
Open Container Law Could Include Passengers
Ja 25 95 90(102), 6-A
Phone Bill Clears
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Raising Consent Age an Excellent Idea (editorial)
Fe 8 95 90(116), 6-A
Redistricting Talks Restart After Black Caucus Drops Demand
Sp 10 95 90(330), 1-A
Republicans Introduce School Legislation
Ja 11 95 90(88), 6-A
Resolving Georgia's Legislative Issues (editorial)
Ja 24 95 90(101), 4-A
Ruling on Drugs Dies Under Pressure
Mr 31 95 90(164), 8-A
Senate Approves New Heritage Bill
Mr 8 95 90(141), 5-B
Senate Approves Raising Age of Consent to 16
Fe 7 95 90(115), 5-A
Senate Bill Proposes Keeping Gun in Home
Ja 24 95 90(101), 5-A
Senate Bill Ties Welfare to School
Fe 14 95 90(121), 3-A
Senate, House Continue Negotiations on Districts
Sp 1 95 90(321), 5-A
Senate, House Duel on Taxes
Mr 10 95 90(143), 1-A
Senate Passes Littering Bill
Fe 22 95 90(129), 6-A
Senate Passes Local Phone Bill
Fe 11 95 90(119), 6-A
Senate Shoots Down House Tax Package
Mr 16 95 90(149), 1-A
Senate Wants Regulators to Squash Testing Program
Mr 1 95 90(136), 6-A
State Cracks Down on Deadbeat Parents
Fe 9 95 90(117), 4-B
State GOP Lawmakers Throwing Weight Around
Ja 14 95 90(91), 1-A
State House Passes Democrats' Budget
Mr 2 95 90(137), 7-A
State Senate Approves DUI Bill
Fe 4 95 90(112), 1-A
State Senate Passes Appropriations Bill
Fe 8 95 90(116), 7-A
State Supreme Court to Judge Juvenile Crime Law
Sp 19 95 90(339), 5-A
State Workers Union Offers Alternatives to Privatization of Services
My 27 95 90(223), 1-A
State's Tax Cut May Make Feds Happy
Mr 27 95 90(160), 1-A
Substance Treatment Clears Senate
Fe 18 95 90(125), 6-A
Talks over Congressional Map Take Turn for the Worse
Sp 11 95 90(331), 1-A
Tax Bill May Still Work out But Local Lawmakers Have Their Doubts
Mr 15 95 90(148), 1-A
Tax Flexibility Finds Support
Mr 11 95 90(144), 6-A
Tempers Heat up over Taxes
Mr 17 95 90(150), 1-A
Three Local Lawmakers Saw Trouble
Ap 13 95 90(178), 1-A
Truancy Crackdown Demands Fairness (editorial)
Fe 16 95 90(123), 6-A
Where the Legislature Stands Now
Mr 12 95 90(145), 1-A
Who's Who in the Legislature
Ja 1 95 90(78), 2-A
Worker's Comp Bill Passes Senate
Fe 17 95 90(124), 5-A
Young Offenders Bill Gives Judges Wide Powers
Fe 23 95 90(130), 6-A
Lottery--Georgia
Alma Man Claims Jackpot
Sp 12 95 90(332), 5-A
Committee Promises to Help Lottery Retailers
Nv 3 95 91(19), 5-A
Construction Worker Claims $5.8 Million
Jl 6 95 90(262), 5-C
Don't Bet on Lottery Futures
Jl 19 95 90(274), 4-A
Georgia Has No Winners in Lottery; Next Week's Prize is $12 Million
Ja 23 95 90(100), 1-A
Georgia Jackpot Rises to $5 Million
Jl 17 95 90(272), 1-A
Georgia Jumps Aboard Multi-State Powerball Lottery
Jn 27 95 90(253), 8-A
Georgia Lottery Rejects Second Misprinted Ticket
Jn 9 95 90(236), 6-A
Georgia Lottery to Debut New Game
Nv 23 95 91(39), 5-A
Georgia Lotto Has No Winning Ticket
Oc 2 95 90(352), 1-A
Georgia Lotto Hits $9 Million
Jl 31 95 90(286), 1-A
Georgia Lotto Prize Rolls over to $7 Million
My 8 95 90(204), 1-A
Georgia Lotto Rolls Over
Nv 27 95 91(43), 1-A
Lottery Company Expects Higher Profits
Ap 22 95 90(188), 5-A
Lottery Retailers Lose $4,200 Per Year, Study Says
Nv 18 95 91(34), 7-C
Lottery Sales Doing Well
Mr 11 95 90(144), 6-A
Lottery to Give Away $10 Million Worth of Tickets to Olympics
My 23 95 90(219), 3-A
Lottery Winner to Boss: Take This Job and Shove It
Nv 7 95 91(23), 1-A
Lottery Works on Olympics
Mr 24 95 90(157), 3-A
Lotto Georgia Split Two Ways
Fe 23 95 90(130), 6-A
Lotto Rolls Over in Georgia
Jn 19 95 90(245), 1-A
Lotto to Roll Over
Jn 26 95 90(252), 3-A
New Lotto Game Starts
Dc 16 95 91(62), 7-A
No Big Winners in Georgia, Florida Lottos
Ja 16 95 90(93), 1-A
No One Wins Georgia Lottery; Jackpot Goes Up
Fe 13 95 90(121), 1-A
No One Wins in Georgia Lotto
Dc 11 95 91(57), 5-A
No Ticket Won Georgia Lottery; Next Week's is Estimated at $8 Million
Fe 6 95 90(114), 1-A
No Winning Ticket in Georgia Lotto
My 29 95 90(225), 2-A
No Winning Tickets Sold for Georgia Lottery; Jackpot Rises to $8 Million
Fe 27 95 90(134), 1-A
Officials Question Museum Funding
Ap 6 95 90(170), 4-B
One Lucky Ticket
Ja 2 95 90(79), 1-A
One Ticket Wins $5 Million in Georgia Lotto
Ap 17 95 90(183), 1-A
One Ticket Wins Georgia Lotto
Jn 12 95 90(239), 1-A
One Winner Will Claim $12 Million in Georgia
Ja 30 95 90(107), 1-A
Powerball Drives up State's Lottery Sales
Au 19 95 90(308), 6-A
Powerball Fever Heats Up
Nv 25 95 91(41), 1-A
Powerball Gives Georgia Ammo in Lottery War
Jl 6 95 90(262), 6-A
Powerball Winners Can Double Their Money
Sp 2 95 90(322), 5-A
Retailers Rethinking Lottery
Ap 10 95 90(174), 1-A
Savannah-Area Woman Claims Lotto Jackpot
Mr 21 95 90(154), 5-A
Sheriff's Mind Changes After Wife Wins Lottery
Sp 16 95 90(336), 12-A
Single Winning Georgia Lotto Ticket Sold Near Savannah
Mr 20 95 90(153), 1-A
Still Looking for a Big Winner
Nv 13 95 91(29), 1-A
Stores Cash in After Lottery Win
Jn 20 95 90(246), 6-A
Stores Disappointed in Lottery
Nv 2 95 91(18), 4-B
Teachers Give Lottery an 'A' After They Win
Jn 7 95 90(234), 6-A
Three Split Lottery Jackpot
Sp 30 95 90(350), 7-A
Valdosta Woman Wins Fantasy 5
Jn 14 95 90(241), 2-A