Articles from State Legislatures (April 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
9 hot energy issues: states are looking at a number of energy issues--some old, some new--this year.	Gagliano, Troy		1178
Another redistricting case to watch.			397
As they see it.	Gordon, Dianna		371
Card conundrum.		Brief Article	121
Corrections.		Correction Notice	124
Easy come, easy go.		Brief Article	135
Educating Eli: Eli Broad built two corporate empires and a $4 billion fortune. Now for a real challenge: fixing inner-city schools.	Weinberg, Neil		2944
Fewer kids graduating than 30 years ago.		Brief Article	65
Get your constituents clicking on you: consider using e-mail and the Web to communicate with your constituents and tell "the rest of the story" at their convenience and yours.	Rose, Gene		1085
Give us those wide open spaces.			393
Giving of yourself.		Brief Article	145
HIV and AIDS on the rise in rural America.		Brief Article	273
I.T.--big investment, bigger returns: in many cases, information technology can reduce the costs of government operations, as well as capture additional revenue.	Bourquard, Jo Anne		1670
Killer dogs.		Brief Article	97
More states fund marriage activities.		Brief Article	190
NCLB revolt.		Brief Article	142
No copying allowed.		Brief Article	135
No strings attached.		Brief Article	147
Not in my garden.		Brief Article	92
Nothing to smile about: not everyone who needs dental care can get it.	Gordon, Dianna		1522
One bath a year, please.		Brief Article	185
People & politics.			614
Peta does not support violence.	Kerr, Jeffrey S.	Letter to the Editor	246
Philip Morris paid the National Restaurant Association at least $450,000. Makes you wonder who the N.R.A. really works for, doesn't it?			333
Public parks go private.		Brief Article	124
Small tobacco companies cry foul.	Rowland Bob	Letter to the Editor	268
Speaking up for property taxes.	Snell, Ron	Book Review	729
State of the unions: the debate to define marriage is raging around the country in the wake of Massachusetts' court decision.	Goodman, Christi		1114
Stopping the bad coaches.		Brief Article	143
Surfing for drugs: Internet pharmacies have proliferated, offering consumers cheap, mail-order drugs. But some are less than reputable, leading states to set stiff regulations.	Gordon, Dianna		1083
Term-limit movement is running out of steam: the popularity of term limits has peaked, and in fact is reversing course at the state level.	Peterson, Kavan		1186
The high costs of obesity.			635
Under a spell in Kansas.		Brief Article	143