Articles from State Legislatures (June 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A race for cures.		Brief Article	151
Adopt-a-highway volunteers clean up.		Brief Article	182
Always a parking spot for moms- to- be.		Brief Article	232
Are we paying university presidents too much?		Brief Article	141
As they see it.			362
Buried in e-waste: electronic waste--often dangerously toxic--is becoming a landfill nightmare.	Hosansky, David		1609
Canadian drugs: panacea or problem?			383
Civics gets the squeeze.		Brief Article	109
Conquering chronic diseases: disease management programs help patients with chronic illnesses while saving money.	Goodwin, Kristine		1942
Electric choice works in Pennsylvania: 1996 act 138 Pennsylvania electricity generation customer choice and competition act title 66 as amended.	Rewey, Christie		1212
Finding refuge from abuse.			353
Flow of red ink slows.		Brief Article	167
Get real.		Brief Article	96
How states fund full-day kindergarten.		Brief Article	106
Is it too easy?		Brief Article	95
No butts on beach.		Brief Article	101
Northern feud.		Brief Article	122
One thrill at a time.		Brief Article	132
People & politics.			552
Perfecting connecting: reaching out to constituents is vital to bringing people into the political process and keeping them involved.	Rose, Gene		959
Playing slots while the horses trot.		Brief Article	111
States expecting year-end balances.		Brief Article	152
Taxing behavior: personal vices have been around a long time. But the price for those habits and other controversial behaviors is about to go up.	Waisanen, Bert		1167
The casino connection.		Brief Article	108
The fairest of them all.		Brief Article	116
The power of bulk.		Brief Article	106
Varsity vouchers: Colorado has come up with a novel way to fund higher education. Send the money with the students.	Russo, Alexander		769
Water rights & water fights: States no longer take water for granted. Having laws in place helps when disputes over the precious commodity arise.	Morandi, Larry		750
What's health got to do with it? As Americans grow in girth, policymakers are looking at community design to encourage physical activity and lower obesity rates.	Morandi, Larry		2123
Window on government.		Brief Article	103
With or without ketchup?		Brief Article	111