Articles from State Legislatures (March 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Becoming an informed Citizen-Easily. (Stateline).		Brief Article	86
Corrections.		Correction Notice	108
Fighting paper terrorism. (Stateline).		Brief Article	119
Goodbye old dams, farewell. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	476
Idaho and Oregon turn legislator term limits Topsy-Turvy. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	468
Institute releases competitiveness report. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	340
Looking for teachers. (Stateline).		Brief Article	97
Making union dues a choice. (Stateline).		Brief Article	109
Missile silo sites put to new use. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	249
No talking back to this test grader. (Stateline).		Brief Article	159
Plan needed to fight terrorism: Public health officials are urging state lawmakers to strengthen a public health system that has been in serious need of financial and political support for years.	Guiden, Mary		2210
Regulating without a net: States must walk a tightrope of regulatory reform and consumer protections or risk losing their oversight of the nearly $1 trillion insurance industry.	Calvo, Cheye	Statistical Data Included	3404
Representatives to the rescue. (Stateline).		Brief Article	94
Sensing animal danger. (Stateline).		Brief Article	140
Supreme Court narrows sweep of Americans with Disabilites Act. (On First Reading).		Brief Article	268
The consensus candidate: with democrats split, the new assembly speaker in New Jersey was an unlikely candidate. And the new governor picked him.	Diamond, Randy		3334
The crossroads of America. (Stateline).		Brief Article	115
The war on drug--prices: States are taking up the fight to reduce prescription drug costs.	Boulard, Garry		5128
Three strikes off base. (Stateline).		Brief Article	135
Too important to die for. (Stateline).		Brief Article	102
Waste is a Terrible Thing to Mind: Risk, Radiation and Distrust of Government. (Books).	Runyon, Cheryl	Book Review	386
Where ticket scalpers are criminals. (Statstats).			679