Georgia Department of Transportation
Atlanta Faces More Rush-Hour Deliveries
Au 13 2000 95(294), 7-A
Cook, Lowndes Exit Numbers Changing
Fe 20 2000 95(123), 7-A
DOT Announces Major Changes in Erosion Control
Jl 23 2000 95(275), 3-A
DOT Approves Funds for Road Improvements in Lowndes
Jn 16 2000 95(241), 8-A
DOT Awards Contract for Bemiss Road Project
Jl 16 2000 95(269), 3-A
DOT Begins Work on U. S. 84 Project
Au 1 2000 95(283), 1-A
DOT Finishes Changes to Statewide Mile-Long System
Jn 27 2000 95(251), 7-A
DOT Takes Out a Left Turn
Nv 22 2000 95(28), 1-A
DOT, Valdosta Haggle Over Perimeter Traffic Signal
Au 7 2000 95(288), 1-A
DOT Working to Prevent Wrong Way Drivers
Jn 29 2000 95(253), 3-A
Georgia DOT Receives Award for Floyd Evacuation Efforts
My 25 2000 95(216), 10-A
Georgia DOT Receives Money for Interstate Wildflower Project
My 19 2000 95(210), 3-A
Georgia DOT Targets Commercial Vehicles for Fuel Violations
Jn 29 2000 95(253), 12-A
Georgia DOT Will Talk Trends, Needs at Public Forum
My 3 2000 95(195), 7-A
Interstate Lanes Opened
Dc 22 2000 95(58), 1-A
Pair of Georgia DOT Employees Honored
Oc 22 2000 95(363), 4-C
Quitman Getting New Look
Dc 3 2000 95(39), 1-C
Ramp Nears Completion
Nv 9 2000 96(15), 8-A
Speed Trap Warnings Can Stay Up, Says DOT
Ja 23 2000 95(95), 13-A
State Launches Slow Driving Project
Ap 4 2000 95(167), 2-A
State's Wetlands Program Praised
Jn 21 2000 95(245), 3-A
Georgia Legislature
2000 a Partisan Year?
Ja 9 2000 95(81), 12-A
After Bloody Summer, Lawmakers Still Cold to Gun Control
Fe 8 2000 95(111), 1-A
After Weeks of Political Infighting, Education Reform Bill Clears House
Fe 11 2000 95(114), 2-A
Animal Cruelty Bill Passed
Fe 11 2000 95(114), 2-A
Area Lawmakers Push Tax Holiday
Fe 4 2000 95(107), 1-A
Attachment to Gun Proposal Fails to Muster Senate Support
Mr 9 2000 95(141), 2-A
Barnes Uncertain If He Will Win Fight
Fe 8 2000 95(111), 2-A
Barnes Wants Legislature to Stiffen Penalties for Gun Violations
Fe 18 2000 95(121), 2-A
Battle Over School Voucher Idea Heating Up
Ja 16 2000 95(88), 6-A
Bill on Convicted Legislators Stalled
Fe 24 2000 95(127), 2-A
Bill Over Name Sales Stalled
Fe 5 2000 95(108), 2-A
Bill Proposed Change in Tax Law
Ja 27 2000 95(99), 2-A
Bill to Create Criminal DNA Database Approved by Georgia's House
Mr 10 2000 95(142), 2-A
Bill Would Aid Rural Hospitals
Fe 26 95(129), 2-A
Bill Would Allow Parents to Tap Children's Phone Conversations
Ja 15 2000 95(87), 5-A
Bill Would Boost Regulation of Funeral Industry
Mr 28 2000 95(160), 1-A
Bill Would Require Felons to Serve Whole Sentence
Mr 8 2000 95(140), 14-A
Bill Would Trout Buffers
Fe 15 2000 95(118), 2-A
Board Would Oversee Lawmaker's Pension Rates Under New Bill
Fe 29 2000 95(132), 7-A
Budget Writers Aid Welfare Projects
Fe 22 2000 95(125), 2-A
Chancellor Says Cost Predictions Were Right
Ja 20 2000 95(92), 12-A
Committee Approves Barnes Education Plan
Fe 9 2000 95(112), 13-A
Committee Passes Bill on Cruelty to Animals
Fe 29 2000 95(132), 3-A
Committee Passes Budget Bill
Fe 12 2000 95(115), 2-A
Committee to Examine Driving Age
Ja 25 2000 95(97), 2-A
Committee Wants Vaccines Cut Back
Fe 17 2000 95(120), 2-A
Compromise Budget Sent to Governor for Approval
Mr 21 2000 95(153), 3-A
Democrats Push for Bible History Courses
Ja 12 2000 95(84), 3-A
Does It Matter Republicans Are in Minority?
Ja 9 2000 95(81), 12-A
Education Bill Faces Easy Passage
Mr 16 2000 95(148), 2-A
Education Hearing Draws a Big Crowd
Ja 20 2000 95(92), 12-A
General Assembly Put Millions in Budget for Valdosta
Mr 22 2000 95(154), 1-A
Georgia Legislature's Internet Site Improves the Public's Access
Ja 8 2000 95(80), 1-A
GOP Angered Over Reform Package
Fe 19 2000 95(122), 2-A
GOP Calls for $2.4 Billion Tax Cut
Ja 6 2000 95(78), 1-A
Gov. Barnes Submits "A-Plus" Reform Bill
Ja 15 2000 95(87), 5-A
Governor's Reform Bill on Track for Vote
Ja 26 2000 95(98), 10-A
House Approves Compromise Bill on Jurisdiction for Damage Suits
Fe 29 2000 95(132), 2-A
House Approves Doctor Custody Bill
Mr 15 2000 95(147), 2-A
House Approves Passenger Rail Priorities in State
Mr 1 2000 95(133), 6-A
House Approves Spending Bill
Fe 15 2000 95(118), 2-A
House Committee Approves School Impact Fees
Mr 3 2000 95(135), 11-A
House Faces Death Penalty Debate
Fe 18 2000 95(121), 2-A
House Gets Lethal Injection Bill
Fe 9 2000 95(112), 13-A
House Passes Bill to Pay Farmers Not to Irrigate During Drought
Fe 17 2000 95(120), 2-A
House Renders Animal Cruelty Bill "Worthless"
Mr 16 2000 95(148), 5-A
House Tables Third Party Bill
Fe 2 2000 95(105), 2-A
House to Help Bail Out Employees' Health Plan
Ja 26 2000 95(98), 10-A
House Votes Down Bill on Optometrists' Power
Mr 17 2000 95(149), 7-A
House Votes for Lethal Injection, Bringing End to Electric Chair
Fe 22 2000 95(125), 2-A
House Votes for Stronger Beer
Fe 16 2000 95(119), 2-A
House Votes to Boost EPD Powers
Fe 26 95(129), 2-A
House Votes to Cut Auto Tax
Fe 25 2000 95(128), 2-A
House Votes to Legalize Abandonment of Babies at Hospitals
Mr 4 2000 95(136), 7-A
House Votes to Make Private Schools Compete at Higher Class Divisions
Fe 24 2000 95(127), 2-A
House Wants Welfare Advocate
Mr 7 2000 95(139), 2-A
Income Level Bill Gets GOP Support
Mr 14 2000 95(146), 2-A
Lawmakers Approve Education Reform Package
Mr 17 2000 95(149), 7-A
Lawmakers Approve New Code of Conduct for Its Members
Ja 15 2000 95(87), 5-A
Lawmakers Back at Work
Ja 11 2000 95(83), 6-A
Lawmakers Find Many Ways to Spend Campaign Money
Fe 22 2000 95(125), 1-A
Lawmakers Mull Legalizing Baby Abandonment
Fe 14 2000 95(117), 1-A
Lawmakers Push to End Session
Mr 23 2000 95(155), 1-A
Lawmakers Question Fairness of Car Taxes
Ja 21 2000 95(93), 8-A
Lawmakers Want Limit on Fines for Interstate Speeders
Ja 26 2000 95(98), 10-A
Lawmakers Want Veto Power Over Rules Affecting Farmers
Ja 28 2000 95(100), 11-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 20 2000 95(123), 8-A
Legislative Roundup
Ja 15 2000 95(87), 5-A Ja 16 2000 95(88), 6-A Ja 27 2000 95(99), 13-A
Legislator Issues Apology
Fe 18 2000 95(121), 3-A
Legislature Accuses Other Lawmakers of Holding up His Oversight Bill
Mr 21 2000 95(153), 2-A
Legislature Considering a New Hate Crimes Bill
Fe 7 2000 95(110), 5-A
Legislature Faces Tough Issues in Last Days
Mr 20 2000 95(152), 1-A
Lethal Injection Bill to go Forward Despite Ruling on Electric Chair
Fe 23 2000 95(126), 2-A
Lobbyist Registration Bill Stopped
Mr 1 2000 95(133), 2-A
Local Legislators Get to Work
Ja 9 2000 95(81), 1-A
Negotiators Reach Budget Deal
Fe 28 2000 95(131), 3-A
"One Georgia" Clears State House
Mr 16 2000 95(148), 2-A
Panel Votes on Paying Reparations
Mr 15 2000 95(147), 2-A
Pork-Laden State Budget Clears House
Mr 15 2000 95(147), 8-A
Punching Referee Could be Costly
Fe 15 2000 95(118), 2-A
Rural Georgia Plan Makes Its Way Through Senate
Fe 23 2000 95(126), 14-A
Senate Bill Proposes Sweeping Regulation of Funeral Industry
Fe 13 2000 95(116), 7-A
Senate Holds Hearing on Education
Fe 1 2000 95(104), 2-A
Senate Passes EPD Veto Legislation
Mr 7 2000 95(139), 2-A
Senator Solicits Funds for Hometown Park Project
Ja 27 2000 95(99), 13-A
Senators Get Refresher on Ethics Laws
Ja 20 2000 95(92), 12-A
State Campaign Finance Bill Passes
Mr 16 2000 95(148), 3-A
State Lawmakers Recess, But Don't Rest
Ja 22 2000 95(94), 1-A
State Senate Approves Funding to Bail Out Health Insurance Plan
Fe 5 2000 95(108), 2-A
State Senate Narrowly Approves Bill on Hate Crime Sentences
Fe 10 2000 95(113), 2-A
State Senate Passes Bill Approving Lethal Injection for Executions
Mr 16 2000 95(148), 2-A
State Senator Drops Move to Raise Driving Age to 17
Fe 16 2000 95(119), 8-A
Taylor Claims Victory in DNA Bill
Fe 9 2000 95(112), 2-A
Taylor Wants Corrupt Officials Out in a Flash
Ja 9 2000 95(81), 12-A
Teacher of the Year Blasts Barnes' Plan
Ja 27 2000 95(99), 13-A
Twelve Qualify to Fill Vacant Senate Seat
Ja 21 2000 95(93), 8-A
Two Projects Have "in" with Budget Writers
Mr 19 2000 95(151), 9-A