HB 777 State employees; repeal provision requiring payment on Rotenberry a delayed basis twice per month. Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers HB 778 Health insurance plans; provide an option for insured Stevens to elect coverage for certain child immunizations. Referred To Insurance HB 779 Community College Training Center; establish in Watson Hattiesburg. Referred To Universities and Colleges;Ways and Means HB 780 Marine resources; prohibit use of gill nets and trammel Saucier nets in marine waters of the state. Referred To Conservation and Water Resources HB 781 Resisting arrest; forfeiture of vehicle used to resist Saucier arrest. Referred To Judiciary B HB 782 DECD; authorize to purchase property damage and Williams uninsured motorist insurance on department vehicles (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 783 State aircraft; transfer operation of to DECD (DECD). Williams Referred To Ways and Means;Appropriations HB 784 Local Governments Capital Improvements Revolving Loan Williams Program; revise interest rate and repayment period on loans (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 785 Emerging Crops Fund; extend repealer on issuance of Williams bonds for fund. Referred To Ways and Means HB 786 Income tax; delete repealer on the tax credit for Williams certain port charges and delete limit on maximum amount of credit (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 787 Use tax; exempt prizes awarded by freshwater fishing Williams tournaments. (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 788 Sales tax; provide an exemption for sales of movie Williams production equipment (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 789 Bonds; increase amount of bonds that may be issued Williams under the Small Enterprise Development Finance Act (DECD). Referred To Ways and Means HB 790 Income taxes delinquent; STC may pay out-of-state Williams collection agency's fee from amount collected when paid directly to STC (STC). Referred To Ways and Means HB 791 Real estate brokers; allow person with lapsed licenses Williams to be reinstated upon meeting certain requirements. Referred To Judiciary B HB 792 Sales tax; allow public/private community colleges, Williams junior colleges, colleges and universities to retain tax on their sales. Referred To Ways and Means HB 793 Homicide; revise capital murder. Robinson (84th) Referred To Judiciary B HB 794 Appropriation; Community College Board for operation of Brown EMCC Center for Manufacturing Technology Excellence. Referred To Appropriations HB 795 State buildings; revise list of buildings under Brown supervision of DFA. Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands HB 796 Insurance; no recovery for first $10,000 of damage for Brown any owner failing to maintain motor vehicle coverage. Referred To Insurance HB 797 EMS traffic violation fees; increase to fund state Fredericks trauma care plan. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary A HB 798 Statewide trauma care system; State Department of Fredericks Health shall develop and administer. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 799 Community services; increase fees offenders pay to. Malone Referred To Penitentiary HB 800 Offenders; to pay costs of filing frivolous lawsuits. Malone Referred To Penitentiary HB 801 Property; unlawful to possess drugs or alcohol on DOC Malone property. Referred To Penitentiary HB 802 Earned time allowance; modify definition of "final Malone order". Referred To Penitentiary HB 803 Offenders; may be required to submit to chemical Malone analysis test more than once per month. Referred To Penitentiary HB 804 Private correctional officers; authorized to use force Malone and firearms. Referred To Penitentiary HB 805 Offenders; must serve 85% of sentence for crimes of Malone violence. Referred To Penitentiary HB 806 Interstate Corrections Compact; authorize state to Malone enter into. Referred To Penitentiary HB 807 Schools; incorporate law-related education Dickson instructional approach. Referred To Education HB 808 Teacher applicants; authorize certain persons failing Dickson national exam to teach in geographical shortage areas. Referred To Education HB 809 Bingo; revise Charitable Bingo Law. Ryan Referred To Ways and Means HB 810 Annexation; require approval by board of supervisors. Shows Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs HB 811 Driver's license; person under 18; suspend for moving Saucier traffic violations. Referred To Transportation;Judiciary A HB 812 Garbage trucks; require to use tarpaulins. Saucier Referred To Transportation HB 813 Crimes; create felony for fleeing police officer and Saucier provide for forfeiture of vehicle. Referred To Judiciary B HB 814 Mississippi Child Equity Trust Fund; establish. Saucier Referred To Education;Appropriations HB 815 Lorenzo's Oil; state provide to children with ALD Saucier genetic disorder. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 816 Ballots; add category of "none of the above" on all Saucier election ballots for candidates. Referred To Apportionment and Elections HB 817 Federal mandates; establish procedures for state Saucier implementaton of. Referred To Appropriations HB 818 Ad valorem taxes; require advertisement of land to be Saucier sold for delinquent taxes to list owner names alphabetically. Referred To Ways and Means HB 819 Motor vehicle tags; provide for cost reduction of. Saucier Referred To Ways and Means HB 820 Juveniles; try as adult for acts committed with Howell instrument capable of causing serious bodily harm. Referred To Juvenile Justice HB 821 Computer services and equipment; limit liability of Brown prospective contractors. Referred To Appropriations HB 822 Information confidentiality officer; prospective Brown employee may be photographed and fingerprinted. Referred To Appropriations HB 823 Homicide; include businesses in justifiable homicide. Maples Referred To Judiciary B HB 824 Sales tax and use tax; increase amount that a taxpayer Rotenberry may retain as compensation for collecting. Referred To Ways and Means HB 825 Vehicles with projecting load; display fluorescent Rotenberry orange flag. Referred To Transportation HB 826 Crossbow hunting license; remove fee for. Rotenberry Referred To Game and Fish HB 827 Sales tax; certain gross income from legal services Saucier subject to sales tax law. Referred To Ways and Means HB 828 Elected school boards; elect members at general state Eaton election. Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections HB 829 Law enforcement; create funeral expense fund for Eaton officers killed in line of duty. Referred To Appropriations HB 830 Cellular telephone companies; require public utilities Eaton staff to study regulation in contiguous states. Referred To Public Utilities HB 831 Sales tax; exempt sales of certain home medical Eaton equipment and supplies when paid for by Medicare or Medicaid. Referred To Ways and Means HB 832 Special Task Force for Economic Development; add two Eaton members. Referred To Ways and Means HB 833 Alcoholic beverages; prohibit advertising on Reeves billboards. Referred To Ways and Means HB 834 Teenage pregnancy; create task force and raise sexual Ellington consent age to reduce. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations HB 835 Search and rescue dog teams; provide for certification Eaton and allow access to public accommodations. Referred To Military Affairs HC 32 Amend Constitution; limit terms of legislators. Saucier Referred To Constitution HC 33 Sovereignty claim by Mississippi under 10th amendment Saucier over powers not granted to federal government. Referred To Rules HC 34 Commend and express sympathy to family of Peter Joseph Hamilton Noto. Referred To Rules HC 35 Joint session; hear address by the Governor on January Horne 14, 1998. Referred To Rules
HB 667 Southern Dairy Compact Law; create. Holland DR - TSDP: AG To WM
HC 35 Joint session; hear address by the Governor on January Horne 14, 1998. Title Suff Do Be Adopted Adopted Transmitted To Senate
SC 513 Const.; Victims' rights. Turner Referred To Constitution SC 516 Commend Joe Garagiola. Burton Referred To Rules
SB2315 Estate taxation; increase the amount of the standard Nunnelee deduction. Referred To Finance SB2316 Law enforcement officer; not required to use personal Jackson leave for wound or injury in line of duty. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2317 Youth court; notify school district to which delinquent Hamilton child is transferred. Referred To Juvenile Justice SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2319 Highways; require MS Department of Transportation to Tollison construct a portion of MS 7 to four lanes. Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2320 Gaming taxes; distribute a portion of the revenue to Harden * non-gaming counties and cities in such counties. Referred To Finance SB2321 Pickup trucks; no passengers in truck bed. Woodfield Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2322 Banks; repeal par clearance statute. Woodfield Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SB2323 Fondling; create as act of delinquency. Dearing Referred To Judiciary SB2324 Geologists; create Registered Professional Geologists Dearing Practice Act. Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SB2325 Mississippi Collateral Protection Insurance Act; Kirby create. Referred To Insurance;Judiciary SB2326 Retirement; revise the annual cost of living increase Dearing under the PERS law. Referred To Finance SB2327 Sales tax; provide for local sales tax. Carter Referred To Finance SB2328 School attendance officers; transfer employment Carter responsibility to State Department of Education. Referred To Education SB2329 Highway Safety Patrol Retirement System; revise credit Mettetal for time served in the armed forces. Referred To Finance SB2330 Coroners; judge may order not to perform autopsy. Nunnelee Referred To Judiciary SB2331 Mississippi Agricultural and Livestock Theft Bureau; Thames authorize to investigate all agriculture-related crime. Referred To Agriculture;Judiciary SB2332 Mississippi Mutual Insurance Company Conversion and Kirby Reorganization Act; create. Referred To Insurance SB2333 Camp Shelby Timber Fund; require audit. Lee Referred To Forestry SB2334 Jailers; require to complete basic and continuing Lee education courses. Referred To County Affairs SB2335 Unemployment compensation; define "employment" for Lee purposes of eligibility. Referred To Labor SB2336 Elections; enact open primary law; abolish partisan Woodfield primaries. Referred To Elections SB2337 State employee payday; allow employees to be paid once Ross a month. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2338 Health insurance plans to provide option for child Bean immunizations; require. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2339 Appropriation; SDE for additional teacher units in Smith Grades 1-4. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2340 Minimum education program; one teacher unit for every Smith 20 pupils in Grades 1-4. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2341 Auto insurance; require proof of liability insurance. Smith Referred To Insurance SB2342 Decisions of nonreemployment under SEPA law; require Ferris good cause for. Referred To Education SB2343 Infant Mortality Task Force to submit an annual budget Smith request; require. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2344 Animal control officers; require certification. Smith Referred To County Affairs;Municipalities SB2345 Bureau of Plant Industry Advisory Board; add State Soil Thames Survey leader as a member. Referred To Agriculture SB2346 Milk; transfer regulatory responsibility from the Thames Department of Agriculture to the Board of Health. Referred To Agriculture SB2347 Bonds; limit general obligation bonded indebtedness of Kirby the state to 60% of the tax revenue for certain fiscal years. Referred To Finance SB2348 Appropriation FY99; to MSU Agricultural and Forestry Thames Experimental Station for fire ant research program. Referred To Appropriations SB2349 Appropriation FY99; to MSU Cooperative Extension Thames Service for fire ant education program. Referred To Appropriations SB2350 Bonds; revise use of proceeds for Department of Thames Agriculture metrology lab. Referred To Finance SB2351 Minimum program funds; addl allotment for reading Smith instructors in school districts with high percentage of at-risk pupils. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2352 Victim Rights; enact specific per Constitutional Turner amendment. Referred To Judiciary SB2353 State Employee Management Training Act; create. Smith Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2354 Lafayette Co; authorize use of radar on College Hill Tollison Road. Referred To Local and Private;Judiciary SB2355 Health care facilities; authorize CON for Yalobusha Tollison County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2356 Proprietary School and College Registration law; make Ferris technical revisions to. Referred To Education SB2357 Safe school discipline plans; provide components to be Hall met by local school districts. Referred To Education SB2358 License and regulate kinesical therapists; authorize Simmons State Board of Health to. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2359 Minimum program allotments for assistant teachers; Ferris delete restrictions on use for employing certified teachers K-3. Referred To Education SB2360 Contested and uncontested adoptions; provide certain Smith procedures for determination of parental rights. Referred To Judiciary SB2361 Domestic relations; Pre-Divorce Counseling Act. Smith Referred To Judiciary SB2362 Sex crimes; revise rape and statutory rape, create Smith crime of unlawful intercourse. Referred To Judiciary SB2363 Compulsory school attendance violations; local law Smith enforcement officers have jurisdiction. Referred To Education;Juvenile Justice SB2364 Approp; SDE for additional Teacher Assistants in school Smith districts with 60% participation in free lunch program. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2365 Radar; use by all law enforcement officers trained by Smith Department of Public Safety. Referred To Judiciary SB2366 Transfer payments for convicted felons; disqualify Smith except for dependent children. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Corrections SB2367 GED; provide ETV program for pregnant teens. Smith Referred To Education;Juvenile Justice SB2368 MS Department of Children and Family Programs; study Smith feasibility of. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2369 Mississippi Federal Block Grant Implementation Council; Smith clarify responsibility. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2370 Minimum education program; allot funds for employing Smith high school arts education instructors. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2371 Medicaid; authorize reimbursement for primary care Smith physicians services for children 0-6. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2372 Food stamp purchases; limit to five basic nutritional Smith or hygiene items under federal waiver. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2373 Students-at-risk; required parenting classes as part of Smith health education curriculum. Referred To Education SB2374 Teacher certification; require instruction in all Smith reading methods for K-4. Referred To Education SB2375 Circuit clerks; increase certain fees charged. Burton Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2376 Gaming; authorize legal gaming to be discontinued in a Nunnelee county by an election. Referred To Finance SB2377 Health insurance; require policies to give insureds the Ross right to a copy of certain medical records from insured. Referred To Insurance SB2378 Auto insurance; require compulsory liability insurance. Hall Referred To Insurance SB2379 Graves; require certain depth when burying dead human Browning bodies. Referred To Judiciary SB2380 Gaming; authorize community colleges to offer limited Ferris courses relating to. Referred To Universities and Colleges SB2381 Community/junior college and university admission; Ferris authorize dual enrollment and early admissions program. Referred To Universities and Colleges SB2382 Salaries of sheriffs and justice court judges; based on Furniss 1980 federal census. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2383 Drug offender registry; Department of Public Safety to Smith maintain. Referred To Judiciary SB2384 Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use. Kirby Referred To Judiciary SB2385 Sheriffs' Retirement System; create. Kirby Referred To Finance SB2386 Retired state and school employees health insurance; Kirby revise benefits. Referred To Education;Insurance SB2387 State and school employees' health insurance plans; Kirby combine into one plan. Referred To Education;Insurance SB2388 MS Insurance Rating Bureau; remove repealer on. Kirby Referred To Insurance SB2389 Ad valorem taxes; exempt egg houses, pullet houses and Rayborn broiler houses. Referred To Finance SB2390 Guards for hospitalized prisoners; hospital Bean administration may require. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;County Affairs SB2391 Annual license renewal fee for physicians and Bean osteopaths; increase to fund portion of impaired physicians program. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2392 Fire protection sprinkler contractors; require Kirby licensing of. Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SB2393 State emp health ins; allow assessment of penalties on Kirby entities delinquent in submitting emp terminations. Referred To Insurance SB2394 Homestead exemption; increase reimbursement of tax Rayborn losses to counties. Referred To Finance SB2395 Bridges; remove requirement that they be built with Rayborn banisters. Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2396 MS Rural Hospital Flexibility program; establish. Bean Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2397 Emergency services under HMO contracts; prohibit prior Bean authorization. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2398 Fire Personnel Minimum Standards and Certification White (5th) Board; repeal. Referred To Insurance SB2399 Child care; exempt from licensure schools that are Nunnelee members of the Association of Christian Schools. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Education SB2400 CON; authorize nursing facility at a continuing care Bean retirement community in Forrest County. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2401 Public purchasing law bid requirements; increase Bean limitations. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2402 Business improvement districts; reduce the amount of Hall the vote necessary to implement. Referred To Finance SB2403 Notice; require to surface owner prior to exploration Dearing or drilling for oil or gas. Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals SB2404 Manufactured housing; local governments regulate Burton location and standards. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs SB2405 Manufactured housing; local governments regulate Carter location and standards. Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs SB2406 School capital improvements; prohibit use of state Carter funds for payment of engineering or architectural costs. Referred To Education;Appropriations SB2407 Intractable Pain Treatment Act; prohibit certain Kirby restrictions on drug use. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2408 Automobiles authorized for Mississippi Bureau of Hall Narcotics; increase. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;Appropriations SB2409 Election; qualified elector may vote absentee for any Harden reason. Referred To Elections SB2410 Retirement; increase retirement allowance for classroom Harden teachers. Referred To Finance SB2411 Mentor teacher program; extend to school administrators Harden and authorize retired teachers/administrators to participate. Referred To Education SB2412 Retired teachers; may draw retirement benefits and be Harden reemployed as teachers. Referred To Education;Finance SB2413 Minority Participation Compliance Office, establish; Harden require purchases from minority vendors. Referred To Finance SB2414 Public transportation systems; Legislature appropriate Harden sums equal to amount of decreased federal funds for. Referred To Highways and Transportation;Appropriations SB2415 SBE study alternatives to NTE as a prerequisite for Harden teacher certification. Referred To Education SB2416 School superintendents; appoint all superintendents Harden after 1/1/2000. Referred To Education SB2417 Personal leave for state employees; eliminate first day Furniss of illness requirement. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2418 Highway; add in Coahoma County and make other changes Furniss in highway system. Referred To Highways and Transportation SB2419 Coahoma County; authorize to extend lease for health Furniss care facilities on county-owned property. Referred To Local and Private SB2420 Co-Lin Community College Bd of Trustees; provide Dearing additional appointments from Adams County. Referred To Education SB2421 Health care facilities; authorize CON for non-Medicaid Bean nursing home beds in certain counties. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2422 Mississippi Health Data Commission; establish. Bean Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2423 Mississippi Child Health Care Plan; authorize Bean * development and implementation. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2424 Appropriation; build stadium for JSU. Harden Referred To Appropriations SB2425 Gun shows; prohibit on state-owned property. Harden Referred To Judiciary SB2426 Possession of hand gun; raise age to 21. Harden Referred To Judiciary SB2427 Food handling establishment permits; displayed at Nunnelee visible location. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2428 Elections; enact municipal open primary law. Nunnelee Referred To Elections SB2429 Teachers; create duty to inform students of Nunnelee unlawfulness of certain conduct. Referred To Education SB2430 Domestic mutual insurance companies; authorize merger Kirby with foreign or other domestic mutual insurance companies. Referred To Insurance SB2431 Mississippi Agricultural and Livestock Theft Bureau; Thames allow purchase of full-sized passenger vehicles. Referred To Agriculture;Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2432 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility and Harden certification procedure. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2433 Medicaid waiver for coverage of the chronically ill; Bean authorize. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2434 Medicaid reimbursement for lab and x-ray services; Bean shall be based on Medicare rate. Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations SB2435 HMO licensure law; authorize federal solvency Bean requirements for PSO-based Medicare choice plans. Referred To Public Health and Welfare SB2436 Circuit clerks; increase pay for attendance upon court Burton term. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration SB2437 Unemployment compensation; define "employment" for Nunnelee purposes of eligibility. Referred To Insurance SC 517 Const; protect MS Fire Fighters Memorial Burn Center Furniss Trust Fund. Referred To Constitution SC 518 Commission on Status of Women; create. Harden Referred To Rules SC 519 Amend Constitution; same gender marriages void. Nunnelee Referred To Constitution SC 520 Const 252, etc; provide for statewide elections to Nunnelee occur in even numbered years. Referred To Constitution SN 6 Ms. Donna Smith Whitty, Jackson, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Industries for the Blind Board, for a two year term commencing July 1, 1997 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 7 Mr. Maxie Bruce, Waynesboro, Mississippi, as a member LT. GOVERNOR of the Appeals Board of the Mississippi Transportation Commission, for a term commencing July 1, 1997, and expiring June 30, 2001 Referred To Highways and Transportation SN 8 Ms. Mavis L. Parkman James, Jackson, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Telecommunications Conference and Training Center Commission, for a term commencing June 4, 1997 and expiring January, 2000. Referred To Economic Dev, Tourism and Parks SN 9 Ms. Jane Stroble Miller, Meridian, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Industries for the Blind Board, for a four year term commencing July 1, 1997 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 10 Mr. Kenny Bush, Philadelphia, Mississippi, as a member LT. GOVERNOR of the State Board of Education, for a nine year term expiring June 30, 2006. Referred To Education SN 11 Mr. Paul Fugate, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of TREASURER the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation Board, for a six year term expiring on July 1, 2003 Referred To Finance SN 12 Dr. W. Criss Lott, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Sex Offender Advisory Board, for the term of office that shall be concurrent with that of the Governor Referred To Judiciary SN 13 Dr. Michael Whelan, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Sex Offender Advisory Board, for a term of office that shall be concurrent with that of the Governor Referred To Judiciary SN 14 Dr. Paul Cotten, Ellisville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Sex Offender Advisory Board, for a term of office that shall be concurrent with that of the Governor Referred To Judiciary SN 15 Norman F. Collins, Biloxi, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Council for Educational Technology, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 1998 Referred To Education SN 16 Jackie Field, Booneville, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing, for the unexpired term of office ending June 30, 2001 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 17 David L. Foster, Yazoo City, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 18 David L. Foster, Yazoo City, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 19 Ruth Lail Glaze, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 2000 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 20 Joyce S. Pendleton-Dumas, Starkville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 1999 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 21 Reba M. Causey, Laurel, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 2001 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 22 Clayton R. Barnett, Newton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 2002 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 23 Virginia House Evans, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending June 30, 2002 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 24 Danny Q. Jackson, Southaven, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending with the term of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 25 Lydia Chassaniol, Winona, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending with the term of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 26 Walley R. Naylor, Madison, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending with the term of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 27 Ruth Smith Mosley, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending with the term of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 28 Chris Bowen, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing July 1, 1997 and ending with the term of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 29 Karen E. Brown, Madison, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Industries for the Blind, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 30 John L. Parrish, Ed. D., Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Industries for the Blind, for the three year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 31 David O. Puckett, III, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Industries for the Blind, as a member of the Board of Directors for the Mississippi Industries for the Blind Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 32 James V. Anderson, Jackson, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR Commissioner of the Mississippi Department of Corrections, for the term of office commencing September 1, 1997 and serving at the pleasure of the Governor Referred To Corrections SN 33 Ronny G. Parham, Jackson, Mississippi, as Commissioner GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Department of Banking and Consumer Finance, for the term of office commencing August 11, 1997 and serving at the pleasure of the Governor Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 34 Jacqueline Virginia Carter Sullivan, Natchez, GOVERNOR Mississippi, as a member of the State Board for Barber Examiners, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 35 Stephen Charles Davenport, Madison, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Banking Review, for the five year term of office commencing March 24, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 36 Harold Lewis, Philadelphia, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for the six year term of office commencing April 1, 1998 Referred To Finance SN 37 Douglas E. Rushing, Tylertown, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for the six year term of office commencing April 1, 1998 Referred To Finance SN 38 John H. DeSutter, Olive Branch, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, for the five year term of office commencing April 20, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 39 Charles E. Leonard, DDS, Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Dental Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 40 Aubry L. Hays, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 41 Billy L. Heard, Vicksburg, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 42 William S. Ware, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 43 James W. Sandifer, Belzoni, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Oil and Gas Board, for the six year term of office commencing May 7, 1998 Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals SN 44 Bradley A. Sanders, Madison, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Mental Health, for the seven year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 45 William W. Canale, Oxford, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Registration for Foresters, for the five year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Forestry SN 46 J. Marvin Taylor, Summit, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Registration for Foresters, for the five year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Forestry SN 47 C. Lowell Jones, Jr., O.D., Indianola, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR a member of the State Board of Optometry, for the five year term of office commencing June 20, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 48 Dr. David C. Newell, Meridian, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Veterinary Medicine, for the five year term of office commencing May 22, 1998 Referred To Agriculture SN 49 James C. Holland, Fulton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the four year term of office commencing June 25, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 50 Arthur M. Nester, DeKalb, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the four year term of office commencing June 25, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 51 Joseph W. Stedman, Natchez, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Real Estate Commission, for the four year term of office commencing May 20, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 52 C. T. Carley, Starkville, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Technical Advisory Committee of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety, for the four year term of office commencing July 29, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 53 Edward Heller Buelow, Jr., Vicksburg, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR CHAIRMAN of the State Tax Commission, for the six year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Finance SN 54 E. L. Reeves, Tylertown, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Veterans Affairs Board, for the unexpired term of office ending May 14, 2001 Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs SN 55 J. M. "Flick" Ash, Potts Camp, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Veterans' Affairs Board, for the five year term of office commencing May 14, 1998 Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs SN 56 Henrietta McCall, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Cosmetology, for the four year term of office commencing August 8, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 57 Gayle Lunsford, Taylorsville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Cosmetology, for the four year term of office commencing August 8, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 58 Dorothy W. Vaughn, Aberdeen, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Cosmetology, for the four year term of office commencing August 8, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 59 Henry W. Boardman, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries SN 60 Thomas E. Jolly, Jr., Monticello, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission, for the seven year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Highways and Transportation SN 61 Sam Provenza, Greenville, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs SN 62 Beth Leflore, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Pharmacy, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 63 Marijo James Denson, Decatur, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Board of directors of the Prison Industry Corporation, for the four year term of office commencing May 5, 1998 Referred To Corrections SN 64 Money Powell, Jr., Raymond, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Board of Directors of the Prison Industry Corporation, for the four year term of office commencing May 5, 1998 Referred To Corrections SN 65 Charles N. Brown, Starkville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Judiciary SN 66 W. L. (Frank) Latham, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 1998 Referred To Judiciary SN 67 W. L. (Frank) Latham, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Judiciary SN 68 Michael K. Garvey, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Home Corporation, for the four year term of office commencing September 1, 1998 Referred To Economic Dev, Tourism and Parks SN 69 Richard Bowen Flowers, Tunica, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Commission on Environmental Quality, for the seven year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res SN 70 J. Filo Coats, Grenada, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board, for the four year term of office commencing January 1, 1998 Referred To Business and Financial Institutions SN 71 Janice K. Conerly, Columbia, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 72 Carolyn Prestage, Fulton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Public Health and Welfare SN 73 Mikel C. Gusa, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Referred To Ports and Marine Resources SR 3 Senate Drug Enforcement Task Force; continue. Smith Referred To Rules
SB2315 Estate taxation; increase the amount of the standard Nunnelee deduction. Title Suff Do Pass SC 516 Commend Joe Garagiola. Burton Title Suff Do Be Adopted
SB2115 Elections; persons who register to vote under the Harden "Motor Voter Act" may vote in state elections. Passed SB2191 Annual salary of Executive Director of DECD; delete Gordon from statutory salary section. Passed SC 513 Const.; Victims' rights. Turner Motion to Reconsider Tabled Transmitted To House SC 516 Commend Joe Garagiola. Burton Adopted Transmitted To House
HC 35 Joint session; hear address by the Governor on January Horne 14, 1998. Referred To Rules
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