Articles from State Legislatures (January 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2004 political landscape.		Brief Article	212
A leading perspective.		Interview	3074
A light switches over.		Brief Article	77
A numbers game.		Brief Article	138
A reading success story: an AFT pilot project that focuses on teaching teachers has produced impressive gains in student reading scores at high-poverty schools.			402
As they see it.			335
California vineyard crowns frog prince.		Brief Article	167
Detecting ocean debris.		Brief Article	115
Education survives in Michigan--for now: despite partisan differences and economic difficulties, lawmakers and the governor reached an early consensus that funding education would be Michigan's top priority.	Hornbeck, Mark		3718
Gays and marriage.		Brief Article	183
Gene's top 10 picks: NCSL's director of public affairs takes a stab at predicting what's most likely to top legislative agendas this year.	Rose, Gene		1094
Grandma or mom?		Brief Article	121
Hazmat hazards.		Brief Article	141
Hello, Bombay? Can I renew my license?		Brief Article	274
Identity thieves: let's catch them if we can: nearly 10 million Americans had their identity stolen in the last year, making it the fastest growing white-collar crime.	Morton, Heather		1461
Insurance mandates and health care costs: requiring insurance companies to cover certain services has defendants and opponents.	Wasserman, Stephanie		1630
It's never too late.		Brief Article	136
Land deal like no other.		Brief Article	90
Legislators teach and learn: when legislators venture into classrooms, civics come alive.	Goehring, Jan		557
No to flame retardants.		Brief Article	80
Nothing's free.		Brief Article	86
One stop to independence.		Brief Article	238
People & politics.			433
Restroom relief.		Brief Article	118
Rudolph look out.		Brief Article	128
Safety thrice over.		Brief Article	132
States tackle deep discount cigarettes: cheap cigarettes have undercut the major tobacco companies and their ability to make payments to states under the master tobacco settlement agreement.	Gordon, Dianna		745
The best of the Web.		Brief Article	82
Theme for a day: the New Jersey Assembly did something more than business as usual last session. Lawmakers "bundled" bills into topic areas for legislative "theme days.".	Gordon, Dianna		470
Time off for trials.		Brief Article	110
Turning brown green in New York.			449