Articles from State Legislatures (January 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A Fog of Uncertainty: War and the economy cloud the 2002 state legislative sessions.	Rose, Gene		3526
A History Lesson Learned. (Stateline).		Brief Article	114
Are State Sales Tax Holidays on Vacation? (On First Reading).		Brief Article	609
California Gives Bonuses to Educators for Results. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	434
Fighting Crime with Information: Improved safety comes with integrating criminal justice information systems, but the process isn't easy. And it takes money.	Harrison, Blake		1972
Grandfamilies Get Help. (Stateline).		Brief Article	105
Handling Gambling. (Books).	Kearns, Monica	Book Review	600
Happy and Healthy in the Heartland. (Stateline).		Brief Article	101
Judges' Turn to test. (Stateline).		Brief Article	91
Let's all go Downtown. (Stateline).		Brief Article	121
Letters.			291
Making Drug Prescription Coverage Fairer for Women.		Brief Article	382
Marriage 101. (Stateline).		Brief Article	78
Medicaid Woes Returning: After lying dormant for several years, Medicaid is again giving lawmakers headaches as they tackle budget problems.	Tomsic, Trinity D.		1402
No Nastiness now. (Stateline).		Brief Article	87
Out of the Frying Pan: The energy crisis that dominated the California Legislature's 2001 session subsided as the year came to a close, but it left behind a debilitating financial hangover that could hamper the state's economy for years to come.	Weintraub, Daniel		2706
Playing God with Potatoes: Consumers want to know when they're eating genetically altered food--but the subject of labeling is controversial.	Biggerstaff, Crystal		1992
Recommendations for reform: with numerous studies and reports, there is no dearth of advice on how to overhaul the country's election system.	Storey, Tim		2583
The Holiday Thing. (Stateline).		Brief Article	139
The Rising Cost of Health Care. (Statestats).		Statistical Data Included	299
The Trouble with Test Scores. (Stateline).		Brief Article	100
Too Much High Tide. (Stateline).		Brief Article	101