Articles from State Legislatures (September 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
As they see it.		Brief article	329
B.C or B.C.E.?		Brief article	136
Childhood immunizations.		Brief article	171
Cigar-ette?		Brief article	115
Dispensing with the indispensable: getting rid of our electronic gadgets is an environmental challenge.	Spielvogel, Tamra		1786
DVD dirt.		Brief article	91
Electric shock: energy costs have spiked since electric restructuring, and price controls set then are expiring. Customers and legislators now face the pain of market prices.	Burke, Kate		945
Flash before you sneeze.		Brief article	135
Fluffgate.		Brief article	176
Hug-a-thug pays off: drug courts aren't a panacea for drug addiction, but they have won hearts and opened pocketbooks in state legislatures.	Thompson, Mark		1127
Major decision.		Brief article	106
New interest in nuke power.		Statistical table	82
New Supreme Court speaks: a pair of election law cases this year will have long-range effects.	Savage, David G.		2115
No party for the GOP? Clinton's mid-term election was bad news for Democrats who lost 500 legislative seats. Some prognosticators think Republicans could suffer that fate this year.	Storey, Tim	Cover story	2818
Part D decisions: like other employers, many states are collecting a new federal subsidy for maintaining retiree drug coverage--but for many, that's not their "final answer.".	Folkemer, Donna		1294
People & politics.			850
Producing a punchy podcast: podcasting can be a creative, convenient way to get your message out.	Wyatt, William		1171
Smoking allowances.		Brief article	99
Surf's down.		Brief article	102
The more you know ...			313
Toll temptations.			316
Too young to not vote.		Brief article	141
Top pay for top teachers: getting and keeping top teachers may depends on how we pay them.	Exstrom, Michelle		2397
Vermont heats up.		Brief article	106
Young and yellow.		Brief article	112