Georgia Flag
Atlanta Sports Officials Relieved After Vote to Change Flag
Ja 31 2001 96(98), 5-A
Barnes Offers More Cash to Allies in State Flag Fight
Fe 26 2001 96(124), 2-A
Barnes Tries to Dodge State Flag Battle
Ja 4 2001 96(71), 5-A
Big Spending Part of Lobbying Over Flag
Fe 22 2001 96(120), 5-A
Boycott Threatened
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 5-A
Compromise Key to Our Survival(editorial)
Jl 15 2001 96(273), 4-A
Flag Architect New to Design
Ja 29 2001 96(96), 5-A
Flag Bill Goes to Senate
Ja 26 2001 96(93), 5-A
Flag Change Catches Local Reps By Surprise
Ja 26 2001 96(93), 1-A
Flag Continues to Stir Controversy as Barnes Attracts Opponents
My 8 2001 96(205), 5-A
Georgia Flag Supporters Hold Rally
Ja 21 2001 96(88), 8-A
Georgia House OKs New Flag Design
Ja 25 2001 96(92), 1-A
Hopefully, the Flag Controversy is Behind Us(editorial)
Fe 2 2001 96(100), 6-A
Leather-Clad Bikers Make More Noise Than Flag Protestors
Ja 31 2001 96(98), 5-A
Legislature Prepares to Tackle Flag, Other Issues
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 9-A
Lewis Displays New Georgia Flag Outside His Washington Office
Ap 28 2001 96(195), 5-A
Lewis Joins Lawsuit
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 5-A
Little-Known Lawmaker Has Big Impact with Motto on New Flag
Ja 28 2001 96(95), 12-A
Lowndes County Removes Former State Flag
Fe 2 2001 96(100), 3-A
Murphy Quiet During Flag Fight
Fe 2 2001 96(100), 5-A
New Flag Flies Over State Capitol
Fe 1 2001 96(99), 1-A
New Flag One Step Closer to Flying
Ja 31 2001 96(98), 1-A
New Georgia Flags in Short Supply
My 24 2001 96(221), 5-A
New State Flag Flies Above Valdosta Middle
Mr 7 2001 96(143), 1-B
Norcross Firm Gets Flag Contract
My 6 2001 96(203), 2-A
Old, New Flag Supporters Are Lobbying
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 5-A
Rebel Flag Symbol Results in Berrien Ban
Ap 17 2001 96(183), 1-A
Republicans Predict Flag Approval
Ja 29 2001 96(96), 1-A
Sales of Retired State Flag Cool
Sp 17 2001 96(337), 3-A
Senate Encourages Flying "Old" Flag
Mr 21 2001 96(157), 5-A
Senators Feeling Flag Vote Pressure
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 1-A
Some See Flag Repercussions Coming
Fe 4 2001 96(102), 6-A
South Georgians Attend Rally to Support State Flag
Ja 23 2001 96(90), 2-A
Supporters in No Hurry to Switch
Ja 31 2001 96(98), 5-A
Taylor Defends Flag Decision
My 16 2001 96(213), 1-A
Three Congressmen Display New State Flag
Ap 5 2001 96(172), 5-A
Two Groups Launch Campaign to Hold a Statewide Referendum on Flag
Jl 10 2001 96(268), 5-A
Waiting for the New Flag
Fe 9 2001 96(107), 5-A
Young Avoids Flag Flap
Ja 2 2001 96(69), 5-A
Georgia Legislature
Barnes Backs Senate Version of Teen Driving Bill
Ja 11 2001 96(78), 5-A
Barnes Makes Personal Pitch to Revive Hispanic Businesses Bill
Mr 9 2001 96(145), 5-A
Barnes Suffers Defeat, But Remains a Force
Mr 23 2001 96(159), 7-A
Barnes Unveils Domestic Abuse Bill
Ja 10 2001 96(77), 5-A
Barnes Wants Boost for Tax-Cut Plan
Ja 15 2001 96(82), 9-A
Barnes' Budget Supercharges Road Building, Safety Net
Ja 12 2001 96(79), 5-A
Barnes: Wrap It Up
Sp 22 2001 96(342), 4-A
Big Spending Part of Lobbying Over Flag
Fe 22 2001 96(120), 5-A
Bill Clears House
Au 28 2001 96(317), 5-A
Bill Could Ruin Payday Loan Firms
Mr 3 2001 96(139), 5-A
Black, White Democrats Unite Against GOP
Sp 8 2001 96(328), 5-A
Budget Clears State Senate
Mr 15 2001 96(151), 5-A
Budget Conferees Scold Regents for Semester Switch Costs
Fe 24 2001 96(122), 1-A
Budget Negotiators Seek Cuts to Settle Differences
Mr 18 2001 96(154), 6-A
Carving Up the Political Map
My 14 2001 96(211), 1-A
Child Prostitution Bill Clears Senate
Fe 21 2001 96(119), 5-A
Committee Passes Teen Driving Bill
Ja 24 2001 96(91), 5-A
Congressional Aides Keeping Score When Maps Are Redrawn
Sp 9 2001 96(329), 7-A
Congressional Redistricting Remains Unsettled After Second Day of Talks
Sp 14 2001 96(334), 5-A
Democrats Look to Protect Party-Switcher in Redistricting
Jn 30 2001 96(258), 5-A
Democrats Postpone Redistricting Plan
Au 9 2001 96(298), 5-A
Democrats Push Midyear Budget Through Senate Over GOP Warnings
Fe 23 2001 96(121), 5-A
Democrats Push Patient's Rights
Ja 13 2001 96(80), 5-A
Democrats Rework Districting Plan
Au 10 2001 96(299), 5-A
Democrats Reworking New Redistricting Plan
Au 31 2001 96(320), 5-A
Democrats Seek Remap of Congress
Au 27 2001 96(316), 1-A
Democrats to Redraw Legislative Maps
Au 23 2001 96(312), 5-A
Democrats Unveil New Congressional Map
Au 29 2001 96(318), 1-A
Democrats, Barnes at Odds Over Redistricting
Au 3 2001 96(292), 5-A
District Battles Causing Friction
Sp 3 2001 96(323), 1-A
Drawing Districts Offers Challenge
Jn 24 2001 96(252), 1-A
Drug-Free Workplace Bill Introduced by Golden
Fe 22 2001 96(120), 8-A
Education Fight Simmers Down
Ja 5 2001 96(72), 5-A
Education Reform Bill Passes the Senate
Mr 16 2001 96(152), 5-A
Elections Bill Advances
Sp 22 2001 96(342), 4-A
Failed Bills Likely to See Revival in Next Session
Mr 26 2001 96(162), 5-A
Fight Continues Over Driving Age
Mr 21 2001 96(157), 5-A
Flag Bill Goes to Senate
Ja 26 2001 96(93), 5-A
Ga. Democrats Work in Private on Remap Plans
Jl 31 2001 96(289), 5-A
Ga. Senate Votes Unanimously to Ban Video Poker
Au 29 2001 96(318), 8-A
Gas Deregulations Co-Sponsor Offers Some Changes to Law
Fe 14 2001 96(112), 5-A
Gay Legislator Sparks Controversy
Mr 9 2001 96(145), 5-A
General Assembly Sets Reapportionment Hearings
Mr 1 2001 96(137), 5-A
Georgia Embarking on Spending Spree
Mr 8 2001 96(144), 5-A
Georgia House OKs New Flag Design
Ja 25 2001 96(92), 1-A
Georgia Legislative Diary
Fe 15 2001 96(113), 5-A Fe 28 2001 96(126), 5-A Mr 3 2001 96(139), 5-A Mr 8 2001 96(144), 5-A
GOP Lawmaker from Marietta Often a "Minority of One" in Votes
Fe 12 2001 96(110), 7-A
GOP Lawmakers Try to Boost Black Numbers in House
Jl 11 2001 96(269), 5-A
Governor Calls Special Session for Aug. 1
Jn 22 2001 96(250), 1-A
Governor Drops His Proposal for Raising Driving Age for Now
Fe 21 2001 96(119), 5-A
Governor Suffers Loss Over Teen Driving Restrictions
Mr 22 2001 96(158), 1-A
Governor's Plan to Raise Driving Age Faces Heavy Opposition
Fe 13 2001 96(111), 5-A
Hispanic Announces Run for Ga. Legislature
Oc 7 2001 96(357), 8-A
Hispanic Leaders Want Districts Redrawn to Increase Clout
Ap 24 2001 96(191), 5-A
Historic Session
Ja 23 2001 96(90), 5-A
House Approves $15.4 Billion Budget Which Begins July 1
Mr 6 2001 96(142), 9-A
House Approves Redistricting Plan
Au 16 2001 96(305), 5-A
House Bans Video Poker Machines
Sp 7 2001 96(327), 5-A
House Brings Dating Into Driving Bill Debate
Mr 14 2001 96(150), 5-A
House Budget Writers Add $12.5 Million of Projects to July 1 Budget
Mr 3 2001 96(139), 5-A
House Budget Writers Tweak Mid-Year Spending Plan
Fe 6 2001 96(104), 5-A
House Democrats Unveil Plan with "Jumbo" Districts
Au 14 2001 96(303), 4-A
House Exempts Teacher Info from Act
Fe 6 2001 96(104), 5-A
House Knocks Down Beer Bill Again
Fe 13 2001 96(111), 1-A
House Leads Fall in Line with Gov. Barnes on Video Poker
Sp 5 2001 96(325), 2-A
House Offers Rules, not Regulations for Gas Industry
Fe 17 2001 96(115), 5-A
House OKs Bill to Stop Id Theft
Mr 16 2001 96(152), 5-A
House OKs Budget Deal
Mr 20 2001 96(156), 1-A
House OKs Car Seat Bill for Young Children
Fe 15 2001 96(113), 1-A
House OKs Funds for Cordele Excursion Train
Fe 6 2001 96(104), 1-A
House Passes Mid-Year Budget
Fe 8 2001 96(106), 1-A
House Passes Tougher Driving Bill, Bypasses Debate on Teens
Fe 27 2001 96(125), 5-A
House Rejects Bill to Allow Sales of Stronger Beer
Fe 10 2001 96(108), 1-A
House, Senate Leaders Consider New Mapping Deal
Sp 26 2001 96(346), 5-A
House: Commissioners Can Set Own Salaries
Fe 15 2001 96(113), 5-A
House: Governor Can Fill Sheriff Vacancies
Fe 13 2001 96(111), 5-A
How Will All the New Laws Affect Average Georgians?
Mr 23 2001 96(159), 7-A
Justice Urges Improvements
Ja 13 2001 96(80), 5-A
Lawmaker Tries to Help with Gas Bills
Ja 27 2001 96(94), 5-A
Lawmaker Wants Scarlet Letter for DUIs
Fe 8 2001 96(106), 5-A
Lawmakers Approve Redistricting Plan
Sp 29 2001 96(349), 5-A
Lawmakers Begin Special Session
Au 2 2001 96(291), 5-A
Lawmakers Complete Map Work
Au 18 2001 96(307), 5-A
Lawmakers Face Redistricting Task
Jl 30 2001 96(288), 1-A
Lawmakers Put Partisanship Aside on Day of National Shock
Sp 12 2001 96(332), 6-B
Lawmakers Want Piece of Road Work Action
Fe 13 2001 96(111), 5-A
Lawmakers Want to Avoid Rancor
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 9-A
Lawmakers Want to Limit Prisons
Fe 8 2001 96(106), 5-A
Legislative Diary
Fe 1 2001 96(99), 5-A Fe 21 2001 96(119), 5-A Fe 22 2001 96(120), 5-A Fe 23 2001 96(121), 5-A Fe 6 2001 96(104), 5-A Ja 11 2001 96(78), 5-A Ja 12 2001 96(79), 5-A Ja 13 2001 96(80), 5-A Ja 9 2001 96(76), 5-A Mr 14 2001 96(150), 5-A Mr 15 2001 96(151), 5-A Mr 16 2001 96(152), 5-A Mr 2 2001 96(138), 13-A Mr 6 2001 96(142), 9-A Mr 9 2001 96(145), 5-A
Legislative Update
Fe 16 2001 96(114), 5-A Fe 17 2001 96(115), 5-A
Legislators Say They're not to Blame
Fe 11 2001 96(109), 6-A
Legislature Back in Milledgeville
Ja 24 2001 96(91), 5-A
Legislature Opens with Call for Bipartisanship
Ja 9 2001 96(76), 5-A
Legislature Prepares to Tackle Flag, Other Issues
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 9-A
Legislature Promises to Break Out of the "Lull"
Mr 4 2001 96(140), 7-A
Little-Known Lawmaker Has Big Impact with Motto on New Flag
Ja 28 2001 96(95), 12-A
Lowndes May Get New Representative
Au 30 2001 96(319), 1-A
Many New Laws Take Effect When July 1 Arrives
Jn 25 2001 96(253), 1-A
Middle Georgia Park Under Fire; Senate Budget Writers Weigh Spending
Fe 15 2001 96(113), 5-A
Middle, South Georgia at Issue in Redistricting Talks
Sp 13 2001 96(333), 5-A
Midyear Budget Gets Final Approval Despite Objections
Fe 28 2001 96(126), 5-A
Negotiators Continue to Work on Redistricting
Sp 28 2001 96(348), 5-A
New Flag One Step Closer to Flying
Ja 31 2001 96(98), 1-A
Numerous Laws Are Sad Comment(editorial)
Jn 26 2001 96(254), 6-A
Old, New Flag Supporters Are Lobbying
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 5-A
Open Container Amendment Could Cost Georgia Millions
Mr 17 2001 96(153), 5-A
Panel Adopts Guidelines for House Redistricting
Ap 12 2001 96(179), 5-A
Partisanship is Expected(editorial)
Au 19 2001 96(308), 4-A
Political Map Up for Final Vote Today
Au 17 2001 96(306), 5-A
Power Shifts Away from South Georgia(editorial)
My 15 2001 96(212), 6-A
Proposal to Restrict Private Prisons Stirs Small-Town Anger
Fe 26 2001 96(124), 8-A
Proposed Flag Doesn't Satisfy All
Ja 25 2001 96(92), 5-A
Push to Raise Driving Age to 17 May be Spared
Ja 14 2001 96(81), 8-A
Quick Vote Called for to End Flag Flap
Ja 10 2001 96(77), 5-A
Reapportionment Panel Hears from Public
My 16 2001 96(213), 1-A
Redistricting Back on Table
Au 22 2001 96(311), 1-A
Redistricting Causes Divisions
Au 13 2001 96(302), 1-A
Redistricting Changes Rolled Out
Au 28 2001 96(317), 5-A
Redistricting Could be a Launch Pad for Congressional Careers
Jn 4 2001 96(232), 3-A
Redistricting Issue Is Up in the Air
Sp 21 2001 96(341), 5-A
Redistricting Pushes GOP to Courts
Au 20 2001 96(309), 1-A
Redistricting Ruling Clarify Rules on Race for Lawmakers
Jl 15 2001 96(273), 7-A
Republicans Predict Flag Approval
Ja 29 2001 96(96), 1-A
Roy Barnes Signs Redistricting Plan for State Senate
Au 25 2001 96(314), 4-A
Sen. Golden Savors New Redistricting Plan Victory
Au 11 2001 96(300), 1-A
Senate Against the Idea of Extending Poll Hours
Sp 14 2001 96(334), 3-A
Senate Budget Writers Add More Projects to Proposal
Mr 13 2001 96(149), 5-A
Senate Committee Restores Teen Driving Provision to Safety Bill
Mr 13 2001 96(149), 5-A
Senate Encourages Flying "Old" Flag
Mr 21 2001 96(157), 5-A
Senate OKs Expedited Highway Funding
Fe 27 2001 96(125), 5-A
Senate Panel Discards House Redistricting Plan
Sp 7 2001 96(327), 5-A
Senate Passes Teen Driving Law
Ja 26 2001 96(93), 5-A
Senate Sergeant-at-Arms is a Model of Volunteerism
Fe 18 2001 96(116), 6-A
Senate to Allow Home Delivery of Beer, Wine, Tobacco Products
Fe 28 2001 96(126), 5-A
Senate Version of Budget Cuts Funds for State Park
Fe 20 2001 96(118), 5-A
Senators Feeling Flag Vote Pressure
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 1-A
Senators Prove Shy About Revealing Redistricting Maps
Jl 13 2001 96(271), 5-A
Six Lawmakers Control Redistricting
Sp 16 2001 96(336), 2-A
Some Facts and Figures About the Legislature
Ja 8 2001 96(75), 9-A
Some See Flag Repercussions Coming
Fe 4 2001 96(102), 6-A
South Georgia Watching Atlanta Water Legislation
Mr 12 2001 96(148), 4-A
South Georgians to Help Redraw Districts
Ja 9 2001 96(76), 3-A
State Democrats Go Public with Plan That Hits GOP Hard
Au 7 2001 96(296), 5-A
State House Considers Election Problem Bill
Fe 10 2001 96(108), 5-A
State Legislature Leaves Its Mark(editorial)
Mr 26 2001 96(162), 6-A
State Must Tackle Redistricting Due to New House Seats
Ja 1 2001 96(68), 5-A
State Plans Trip to Federal Court to Sue for Redistricting Approval
Oc 11 2001 96(361), 6-A
State Senate Hears Impassioned Speeches About Social Promotion
Mr 13 2001 96(149), 5-A
Taylor-Gingrey Plan Focuses on Driver's Education
Ja 18 2001 96(85), 5-A
The Status of Major Legislation After 14 Days of the 2001 Georgia Legislature
Fe 4 2001 96(102), 6-A
The Status of Major Legislation After 18 Days of the 2001 Georgia Legislature
Fe 11 2001 96(109), 6-A
The Status of Major Legislation After Nine Days of the 2001 Georgia Legislature
Ja 28 2001 96(95), 12-A
Today in the Legislature
Ja 26 2001 96(93), 5-A
Tom Murphy's Map Back in Play
Sp 11 2001 96(331), 5-A
Undecided Senators Must Make Choice
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 1-A
Video Poker Ban on the Fast Track in Georgia Senate
Au 28 2001 96(317), 5-A
Water Tops Environmental Agenda
Ja 6 2001 96(73), 5-A