Articles from State Legislatures (September 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Amish Heyday.		Brief article	108
Arkansas House Democrats and the state party are gearing up to block a former member from regaining his seat.		Brief article	153
Diabetes gets help.		Brief article	97
Driver's Ed for parents and teens.			325
Foray into four-day.		Brief article	214
Gambling for gas.		Brief article	115
Hawaii lets the sun in.		Brief article	136
Healthy San Francisco.		Brief article	156
Heard at the NCSL Legislative Summit in New Orleans ...		Brief article	317
Help with hurricanes.		Brief article	81
Help with kicking the habit.			431
How safe are cranes?		Brief article	120
In the voters' hands: ballot questions reflect what's on the minds of the Americans.	Bowser, Jennie Drage		1749
Information overload? As genetic testing kits sold directly to consumers gain popularity, medical professionals and lawmakers wonder if more regulation is needed.	Goodwin, Kristine		2899
Letters.	Hanle, Paul A.	Letter to the editor	223
Marketing drugs: debating the real cost: concern about close ties between doctors and pharmaceutical firms are prompting new financial disclosure laws and education efforts.	Brand, Rachel		2746
Motorcyclists see red.		Brief article	105
New York's highest ranking Republican, Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno, shocked colleagues when he announced in July he will not seek re-election in November.			135
No smoking, period.		Brief article	147
No use for nooses.		Brief article	177
Pennsylvania's so-called "Bonusgate" has snagged 12 current or former Democratic lawmakers and staff in July, prompting more calls for House Majority Leader Bill DeWeese to step down.		Brief article	138
Religion and politics.		Brief article	132
Representative Jeff Duyck has represented Oregon House District 29 since it was created in 2001.		Brief article	168
State Legislatures online.		Brief article	161
The evolution of teaching science.		Brief article	105
The perils of success: polls put Democrats in the lead, but victories in 2006 mean it will be a tough fight to take over more statehouses.	Storey, Tim	Cover story	2429
Victory for veal.		Brief article	100
Votes and vaccines.		Brief article	123
Win some, lose some: Supreme Court backs states over voter ID and executions, but favors federal laws in business-related cases.	Savage, David G.		1844
Wisconsin Senator Dave Hansen got handed some campaign style luck in July.		Brief article	111