Georgia Legislature
Automated License System Coming Soon in Georgia
Mr 7 1999 94(139), 2-A
Barnes Budget Includes Money for Tax Cuts
Ja 5 1999 94(79), 1-A
Barnes Pushes Tax Cut, But Backs Bill That Could Increase Taxes
Fe 8 1999 94(113), 2-A
Barnes Signs Electronics Signature Bill
Ap 21 1999 94(184), 2-A
Barnes' Transportation Plan Debated
Fe 16 1999 94(121), 3-A
Barnes Wins Major Victory as House Approves Transport Bill
Mr 5 1999 94(137), 2-A
Battle Continues Over Car Dealer's Bill
Ap 25 1999 94(188), 9-A
Big Receptions, Intimate Dinners Hiked Lobbyist Spending Last Month
Mr 27 1999 94(159), 14-A
Bill Aiding Seniors, Disabled Faces Uphill Battle
Mr 8 1999 94(140), 1-A
Bill Clamps Down on Bail Bondsmen
Mr 25 1999 94(157), 2-A
Bill Gets Tough on Child Rape Offenses
Mr 24 1999 94(156), 2-A
Bill Requires Parental Involvement
Ja 30 1999 94(104), 2-A
Bill Requires Plans for Better Service Delivery
Ja 21 1999 94(95), 3-A
Bill Targets Ex-Convicts Who Win Lottery Jackpots
Ja 16 1999 94(90), 6-A
Bill Would Allow Use of Traffic Cameras
Mr 11 1999 94(143), 1-A
Bill Would Bar Inmate Claims
Mr 16 1999 94(148), 2-A
Bill Would Boost State Lawmakers' Expense Pay
Mr 16 1999 94(148), 1-A
Bill Would Outlaw Political Lies
Fe 22 1999 94(127), 2-A
Bill Would Tax True-Crime Stories
Fe 25 1999 94(129), 2-A
Black Lawmakers Gaining Ground
Mr 1 1999 94(133), 1-A
Budget Negotiators Compromise by Scrapping University Projects
Mr 1 1999 94(133), 2-A
Budget Negotiators Meeting Today
Mr 21 1999 94(153), 2-A
Budget Writers Produce Plan
Mr 6 1999 94(138), 2-A
Committees Approve Health Bills
Mr 4 1999 94(136), 7-A
Construction Bids Get Closer Look
Mr 17 1999 94(149), 2-A
Dairy Compact Heads to Barnes
Fe 9 1999 94(114), 2-A
Day Care, Hospitals Occupy Lawmakers
Mr 6 1999 94(138), 1-A
Death Penalty Changes Virtually Off Limits in Legislature
Ja 24 1999 94(98), 2-A
Democrats, Lobbyists Line Up to Block Atlanta Gun Suit
Ja 27 1999 94(101), 14-A
Democrats Stop GOP Budget Plan
Mr 19 1999 94(151), 2-A
Doctor's Choice Bill Passes
Mr 10 1999 94(142), 10-A
Domestic Violence Bill Announced
Fe 4 1999 94(109), 2-A
Domestic Violence Bill Clears State House
Mr 19 1999 94(151), 1-A
Election Bill Passed by Senate Would Allow 15 Days to Vote
Mr 11 1999 94(143), 2-A
Funds Approves to Fox Y2K Problem
Ja 27 1999 94(101), 2-A
Georgia House Votes to Boost "Pitiful" Salaries by 43 Percent
Mr 11 1999 94(143), 1-A
GOP School Initiative Fails
Fe 16 1999 94(121), 1-A
Governor Signs Bill Centralizing State Health Departments
Ap 20 1999 94(183), 6-A
Governor's Tax-Cut Plan Clears Final Hurdle in Senate
Mr 17 1999 94(149), 2-A
Gun Suit Legislation Passes Senate
Fe 9 1999 94(114), 2-A
Health Care Bill Will Change How Many Georgians Get Help
Mr 28 1999 94(160), 11-A
House Approves Bill to Block Atlanta Gun Suit
Ja 30 1999 94(104), 7-A
House Approves Credits for Day Care
Mr 3 1999 94(135), 2-A
House Approves Gov. Barnes' Property Tax Cut
Fe 23 1999 94(127), 1-A
House Approves Spending Bill
Fe 16 1999 94(121), 1-A
House Backtracks on Relaxing Teen Driving Law
Fe 24 1999 94(128), 3-A
House Bill Splits Officials
Ja 21 1999 94(95), 1-A
House Leaders: Read Our Lips, No New Tax Hikes
Ja 26 1999 94(100), 2-A
House Passes Budget Despite Criticism
Mr 9 1999 94(141), 6-A
House Regulating Bail Bondsmen
Fe 17 1999 94(122), 2-A
House Votes to Aid Sports Officials
Fe 4 1999 94(109), 2-A
House Votes to Limit Dealership Takeover
Fe 18 1999 94(123), 6-A
Insurance Advocate Bill Passes in Senate
Mr 9 1999 94(141), 6-A
Insurance to Cover Birth Control
Mr 10 1999 94(142), 2-A
Internet Sex Bill Clears House
Fe 6 1999 94(111), 2-A
Irvin Wants to Bar Cities From Filing Liability Lawsuits
Ja 20 1999 94(94), 8-A
Juvenile Justice Plan Nears Federal Approval
Mr 27 1999 94(159), 14-A
Lawmakers Approve Pay Increases
Mr 25 1999 94(157), 3-A
Lawmakers Cool on Raise
Fe 27 1999 94(131), 1-A
Lawmakers Deal with Smoking, Autos
Fe 22 1999 94(127), 1-A
Lawmakers Hold Regular Jobs
Ja 31 1999 94(105), 15-A
Lawmakers May Receive More Money
Mr 23 1999 94(155), 1-A
Lawmakers Plan to Address Crack Epidemic
Ja 9 1999 94(83), 12-A
Lawmakers Vote for Big Pay Raise
Mr 26 1999 94(158), 1-A
Legislation Against Gun Lawsuits Stalled in State Senate
Fe 6 1999 94(111), 2-A
Legislative Roundup
Fe 3 1999 94(108), 13-A Fe 4 1999 94(109), 6-A Fe 5 1999 94(110), 6-A Fe 6 1999 94(111), 5-A Fe 10 1999 94(115), 6-B Fe 11 1999 94(116), 4-B Fe 18 1999 94(123), 6-A Fe 24 1999 94(128), 11-A Mr 5 1999 94(137), 12-A Mr 10 1999 94(142), 10-A Mr 23 1999 94(155), 6-A
Legislative Status
Fe 7 1999 94(112), 7-A Mr 27 1999 94(159), 14-A
Legislators Call It Quits
Mr 25 1999 94(157), 11-A
Legislature Tackling Welfare Problems
Fe 14 1999 94(119), 8-A
Lottery Bill Targets Welfare Winners
Fe 6 1999 94(111), 2-A
Mansion's Future May Be Settled
Ja 11 1999 94(85), 2-A
Murphy Against New Abortion Debate
Fe 24 1999 94(128), 11-A
New Bill Sparks Debate Among Lawmakers
Fe 7 1999 94(112), 1-A
No Extra Funding for Cocaine-Addicted Mothers
Mr 7 1999 94(139), 10-A
Number of Services Determines Paperwork for House Bill 499
Ja 21 1999 94(95), 3-A
Open Government Bills Must Become Law (editorial)
Fe 10 1999 94(115), 4-A
Open Records Bills Pass House
Fe 12 1999 94(117), 2-A
Optometrists' Bill Passes Senate After Second Vote
Fe 3 1999 94(108), 13-A
Pay Hike May Be Tough Sell in Senate
Mr 13 1999 94(145), 1-A
Pay Hikes for Top Officials Approved by Committee
Fe 26 1999 94(130), 1-A
Pollution, Guns Occupy Legislature
Fe 6 1999 94(111), 1-A
Proposed Pay Hike Unpopular
Mr 1 1999 94(133), 1-A
Prostitutes' Customers to be Punished
Mr 10 1999 94(142), 2-A
Republicans Revive Plan for Recreation, Land Buying
Ja 15 1999 94(89), 15-A
Republicans Unveil Legislative Agenda
Ja 22 1999 94(96), 6-A
Residents Ask for More Stringent Hog Farming Rules
Fe 24 1999 94(128), 11-A
Rural Hospitals Get Requested Help
Mr 23 1999 94(155), 6-A
Rural Lawmakers Want Assurance Transport Bill Won't Hurt Their Areas
Mr 6 1999 94(138), 2-A
Senate Approves Plan to Stop "Back-Door" Tax Increases
Mr 3 1999 94(135), 2-A
Senate Comes to the Rescue of Rural Hospitals
Mr 5 1999 94(137), 12-A
Senate Committee Hears Testimony About Troubles Linked to HMOs
Mr 2 1999 94(134), 2-A
Senate Oks Help for Cotton Growers
Fe 17 1999 94(122), 2-A
Senate Passes Barnes Proposal for Tougher Open Records Penalties
Fe 25 1999 94(129), 2-A
Senate Passes Bill Adding Assistant DA Position for Drug Cases
Ja 26 1999 94(100), 2-A
Senate Passes Bill Forcing Insurers to Pay for Women's Contraceptives
Mr 19 1999 94(151), 2-A
Senate Puts Regulations on Swimming Pools
Fe 10 1999 94(115), 6-B
Senate Vote Halts Pay Increase for Legislators
Mr 24 1999 94(156), 1-A
Senate Votes to Allow Cameras Near Traffic Lights
Mr 9 1999 94(141), 6-A
Senate Votes to Let Georgia Join Southern Dairy Compact
Fe 3 1999 94(108), 13-A
Senators Add Road Money to Budget
Fe 23 1999 94(127), 6-A
Some Rural Lawmakers Question Governor's Transportation Proposal
Fe 2 1999 94(107), 5-A
State Cash Slated for Lowndes
Mr 16 1999 94(148), 1-A
State Legislature Passes Bill on Contraceptives
Mr 20 1999 94(152), 1-A
Style Changes at Capitol as New Session
Ja 10 1999 94(84), 11-A
Tougher Laws May Simply Create More Problems (editorial)
Fe 7 1999 94(112), 4-A
Transport Plan Goes to Senate
Fe 5 1999 94(110), 2-A
Georgia Public Service Commission
Agencies Working on Pollution Rules
My 15 1999 94(208), 2-A
Atlanta Gas Agrees to $14.5M Bill Refund
Ja 27 1999 94(101), 14-A
Atlanta Gas Customers Voice Gripe About Winter Gas Bills
Fe 4 1999 94(109), 6-A
BellSouth Wants Order Rescinded
Mr 6 1999 94(138), 5-A
Care Urged in Gas Choice
Ja 3 1999 94(77), 1-A
Court Strikes Down Drug Law
Jn 2 1999 94(226), 2-A
Gas Company May Lose Certification
Mr 14 1999 94(146), 2-A
Georgia Utilities on Schedule for Preparedness
Jn 4 1999 94(228), 14-A
Local Area Code Could Change in 2000
Mr 24 1999 94(156), 1-A
Natural Gas Firm Under Investigation
Ap 19 1999 94(182), 2-A
PSC Chief Promotes New Telephone Area Code
Au 27 1999 94(311), 11-A
PSC Fines Quitman $30,000
My 20 1999 94(213), 1-A
PSC Gets First Black Commissioner
Ap 2 1999 94(165), 2-A
PSC Lets Gas Company Pay to Settle Claims
Oc 15 1999 94(361), 3-A
PSC May Advance Gas Deadline
Mr 16 1999 94(148), 11-A
PSC May Extend Gas Deadline
My 16 1999 94(209), 2-A
PSC Proposes New Set of Rules to Govern Gas Industry 'Slamming"
Jn 2 1999 94(226), 2-A
PSC Says Area Code 912 Safe for Years
Ap 3 1999 94(166), 1-A
PSC Says Georgia's Major Utilities Are Ready for Y2K
Nv 17 1999 95(29), 2-A
PSC Slams Back at Gas "Slamming"
Jn 13 1999 94(237), 1-C
PSC Studies Government Challenges
Jn 19 1999 94(243), 9-A
PSC Works to Resolve Gas Marketer Complaints
Ja 3 1999 94(77), 3-A
Quitman Agrees to Lower Fine
Jl 2 1999 94(256), 1-A
Quitman Seeks Response to PSC Fine
My 25 1999 94(218), 1-A
Re-Regulation of Atlanta Gas Light Co. Proposed
Ja 22 1999 94(96), 6-A
State Blames Explosion on Workers
Oc 13 1999 94(359), 2-A
Valdosta Gets New Area Code
Sp 22 1999 94(338), 1-A
Valdostans Could Get Gas Bill Refunds
Ja 26 1999 94(100), 1-A
Georgia State Patrol
Ambulance-Chaser Law Used to Limit Access
Dc 13 1999 95(55), 6-A
Buckle Up or Get Written Up
Sp 22 1999 94(338), 5-A
Design Work Begun on New GSP Building
Nv 20 1999 95(32), 5-A
Dog At Fault in Weekend Accident
Au 24 1999 94(308), 3-A
Ex-GSP Commander Getting Special Pension
Au 5 1999 94(289), 7-A
Ex-License Examiners Indicted
Oc 3 1999 94(349), 2-A
Four Killed on Local Highways
Ap 15 1999 94(178), 8-A
Georgia Lawmen Probe Local Accidents
Dc 8 1999 95(50), 11-A
Georgia State Patrol
Fe 5 1999 94(110), 5-A
Georgia State Patrol, Florida Promote Safety
Sp 2 1999 94(317), 6-A
Georgia State Patrol Probes Area Accidents
Jn 6 1999 94(230), 5-A
GSP Can't Restrict Media Access
Nv 3 1999 95(15), 2-A
GSP Clears Up Varied Stories on Family's Tragic Death
Mr 10 1999 94(142), 7-A
GSP Cracks Down on Bus Passers
Fe 25 1999 94(129), 5-A
GSP Reports
Nv 4 1999 95(16), 14-A Nv 6 1999 95(18), 5-A
GSP Starts Crackdown on Tractor Trailers
Ja 29 1999 94(103), 7-A
GSP to Crack Down on Window Tinting
Jn 18 1999 94(242), 15-A
GSP Troopers Investigate Local Traffic Accidents
Jl 9 1999 94(263), 13-A
Law Enforcement Checks Child Seats for Safety
Au 1 1999 94(286), 9-A
Law Steps Up Road Checks
Dc 23 1999 95(64), 3-A
Local Law Enforcement Probe 88 Traffic Accidents
My 5 1999 94(198), 5-A
Local Railroad Crossing Safety Stressed
Fe 28 1999 94(132), 8-A
Man Flees From State Troopers..Twice
Jl 16 1999 94(270), 3-A
Officers Probe Local Traffic Accidents
Sp 3 1999 94(318), 16-A
Officials Say Buses Safer Without Seat Belts
My 30 1999 94(223), 6-A
Patrol Investigates 101 Accidents in Lowndes
Ap 5 1999 94(168), 5-A
Patrol Probed 65 Wrecks in Lowndes in February
Mr 4 1999 94(136), 3-A
State Officers Investigate Area Traffic Accidents
Au 6 1999 94(290), 7-A
State Officers Probe Local Accidents
Dc 5 1999 95(47), 7-A
State Trooper Gets Noticed in BMW Patrol Car
Nv 23 1999 95(35), 2-A
Tifton Troopers Punished After Alleged Ticket-Fixing Plot Uncovered
Jl 23 1999 94(277), 5-A
Trooper Hero in Capturing Bank Robber
Jn 17 1999 94(241), 1-A
Troopers Investigated 100 Local Accidents
Ja 8 1999 94(82), 3-A
Troopers Prepare for Holiday Traffic
My 29 1999 94(222), 3-A
Troopers Put Local Buses Through Safety Checks
Jl 20 1999 94(274), 12-A
Two Wrecks Saturday Result in Injuries
Fe 22 1999 94(127), 5-A
Valdosta GSP Post Gets Third Award
Mr 4 1999 94(136), 6-A