Articles from State Legislatures (July 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
America goes online. (Statestats).		Brief Article	439
Ancient Alabama comes alive. (Stateline).		Brief Article	120
Bringing pride to the Texas house.	McNeely, Dave		2460
Bullets to blame. (Stateline).		Brief Article	152
Cashing in on anthrax scare. (Stateline).		Brief Article	83
Concern over college costs. (Stateline).		Brief Article	132
Diversity in action; the first Hmong Senator; Mee Moua typifies the rich contributions foreign-born lawmakers are bringing to the legislative institution.	Conte, Christopher		2369
Dogs' sixth sense. (Stateline).		Brief Article	116
Ford drives Mississippi: amiable, powerful and always in control, speaker Tim Ford is in the classic tradition of a great legislative leader.	Branson, Reed		2293
Forests-the way they were. (Stateline).		Brief Article	88
Identity theft foiled again. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	259
Institute report: minorities get poorer health care. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	357
Legislative melting pot: nearly a hundred state legislators are immigrants. They bring a special work ethic and empathy to lawmaking.	Gordon, Dianna		1418
Letters.		Brief Article	473
Moo said the Buffalo. (Stateline).		Brief Article	130
Nevada governor vetoes president. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	350
Newark or New Delhi? (Stateline).		Brief Article	105
Ohio's Finan follows the rules: Ohio's most prominent senator may be criticized by some for being too partisan, but almost everyone agrees he sticks to his guns. And the exquisitely restored statehouse is a case in point.	Leonard, Lee		2475
Our children's aching backs. (Stateline).		Brief Article	129
Term limit tenacity pays off in Nebraska.	Partsch, Francis L.	Brief Article	3254
Term limit turmoil in Oregon. (Limiting Terms).	Lednicer, Lisa Grace		3900
The incredible shrinking legislature: redistricting is hard enough, but to try to combine it with downsizing is more than just tough. This year the rhode island legislature had to eliminate a quarter of its members. It wasn't easy, but it's done.	Fitzpatrick, Edward		2761
The trouble with term limits: the public seems pretty well satisfied with term limits in California. They don't even seem to mind not knowing much about the legislature. But that doesn't mean everything's all right.	Weintraub, Daniel M.		2584
Trends in Land Use Law from A to Z. (Books).	Runyon, Cheryl	Book Review	259
Veterans get diplomas at last. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	327
Virtual learning in Hawaii. (Stateline).		Brief Article	107
Where are you, doc? (Stateline).		Brief Article	107