SB3049 State employees paid twice per month; delay until Gordon January 1, 2000. Suspend from Deadlines by SC 619
HB 596 Child passenger restraints law; revise. Martinson Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB 652 Local improvement taxing districts; reenact authority Ford and delete repealer. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB 743 Judicial Advisory Study Committee; reenact and revise. Perry Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB 768 Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes. Taylor Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB 990 Implied consent; revise blood alcohol content levels Montgomery and penalties. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1002 Controlled substances; revise penalties for possession. Perry Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1027 TB and HIV screening; require in private correctional Moody facilities. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1194 Health care services utilization review; must be Moody concurred in by Mississippi physician if adverse. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1257 Oysters; eliminate requirement to open at least 1 Compretta oyster reef per county during oyster season. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1304 School curriculum; requires courses on sex education to Janus include abstinence education. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1347 Mississippi Pharmacy Practice Act; extend repealer. Scott (80th) Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1377 Seafood; commercial seafood license not issued to Compretta certain nonresidents and out-of-state boats. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1392 Computers; allow limitation of certain warranties Williams regarding computer software and hardware and related services. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1472 Interstate commercial carriers motor fuel tax laws; Compretta * revise penalty for certain violations (MDOT). Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1570 Flood control; authorize Pearl River Basin Development Ellington District to create flood control districts. Due From Governor 03/31/98 HB1696 City of Richland; authorize additional assessment on Rogers misdemeanor cases in municipal court to purchase law enforcement equipment. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2173 Foster children program under the Dept of Human Bean Services; revise standards and procedures. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2268 Motor vehicle tags; revise the period of time for which Rayborn handicapped tags are valid. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2311 License plates; issue distinctive plates for recipients Woodfield of the Distinguished Flying Cross or the Air Medal. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2485 Sales tax; tax prepaid telephone calling cards as sale Bryan of tangible personal property (STC). Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2486 Alcoholic beverages; extend the authority of Alcoholic Bryan Beverage Control Division to enforce beer laws (STC). Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2576 Mississippi Supreme Court; appoint one or more deputy Turner marshals. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB2675 Hunting; allow use of bows during primitive season in Posey state parks. Due From Governor 03/31/98 SB3187 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for repair and renovation, Tollison preservation of Rowan Oak and surrounding property at Univ of MS. Due From Governor 03/31/98
SB2315 Estate taxation; increase the amount of the standard Nunnelee deduction. Approved by Governor SB2805 Bonds; increase amount of bonds that may be issued Bryan under the Small Enterprise Development Finance Act (DECD). Approved by Governor SB2859 Transfer FY98 Minimum Program funds; fund transmission Ferris tower for ETV; maintenance of MS Library Commission database project. Approved by Governor SB3086 Local privilege tax; repeal tax on travel agencies. Jordan (24th) Approved by Governor SB3265 Bonds; increase amount authorized for State Health Johnson (19th) Department Building. Approved by Governor
HB1874 Madison County Economic Development Authority; Blackmon agreements regarding certain projects are sufficient consideration for sale of project sites. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1875 Noxubee County and City of Macon; authorize to provide Dickson additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1876 Lowndes County and City of Columbus; authorize to Smith (39th) provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1877 City of Jackson; authorize to create storm water Green (72nd) utility district. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HB1878 City of Walnut Grove; authorize to establish a Malone correctional authority. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means HC 153 Commend Falkner High School Boys Basketball Team. McElwain Referred To Rules HC 154 Commend Brookhaven High School Panthers Football Team. Barnett (92nd) Referred To Rules HC 155 Commend Elisa Carney on academic accomplishments. Robinson (84th) Referred To Rules HC 156 Commend Coach Judy Morgan on being elected to Coaches Robinson (84th) Hall of Fame. Referred To Rules HC 157 Commend Greenville High School Girls Basketball Team. Thornton Referred To Rules HR 31 Commend Linda M. Stuckey of Marion County on her Simmons (100th) service in fire education in the State of Mississippi. Referred To Rules
HB1762 Appropriation; Mississippi Public Service Commission. Foster Conference Report Filed HC 145 Suspend deadlines for introduction; revise certain McCoy licensing provisions for builders and remodelers. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 146 Suspend deadlines for introduction; property and Guice casualty insurance; require the plans to offer buy-back provision for deductibles. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 151 Grenada School District retirees; commend on many years Perkins of dedicated service. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 635 Murrah High School Lady Mustangs Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HC 104 Commend Gilbert Metz as Mississippi's only Holocaust Stribling survivor. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 127 Commend registered nurses for 100 years of service. Moody Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 130 Commend Bruce High School Lady Trojans Basketball Team. Grist Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 131 Commend Murrah High School Mustangs Girls Basketball Coleman (65th) Team on outstanding season and winning 5A State Championship. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 132 Commend Sidney Dewitt Davis for his contributions to Rotenberry his community and many outstanding accomplishments despite hardships. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 133 Commend the life and accomplishments of the Right Chaney Reverend John Maury Allin and express sympathy to his family upon his passing. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 134 Commend Mark Rice for being recognized as an Stringer outstanding educator. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 135 Commend USM Golden Eagles and Jeff Bower on outstanding Davis season. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 136 Commend Provine High School Rams Boys Basketball Team Banks for an outstanding season and winning the Class 5A Boys State Championship. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 141 Commend Calhoun City High School Wildcats Boys Grist Basketball Team. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 142 Commend Glenda Barnett. Rotenberry Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 143 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of HB 648; Walker extend repealer on Science and Technology commission. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 144 Commend First Sargeant Charles Parker. Grist Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 145 Suspend deadlines for introduction; revise certain McCoy licensing provisions for builders and remodelers. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 146 Suspend deadlines for introduction; property and Guice casualty insurance; require the plans to offer buy-back provision for deductibles. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 147 Commend the life of Melia Peavey. Bourdeaux Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 148 Commend Morton High School Boys Basketball Team. Livingston Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 149 Commend Winston Academy Football Team. Moody Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 150 Commend Hyman Folkes McCarty, Jr. Rotenberry Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 151 Grenada School District retirees; commend on many years Perkins of dedicated service. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HR 26 Commend Ivous Sisk. Miles Adopted HR 29 Commend Captain Keith McCary for receiving the Junior Horne Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Young Mississippian Award. Adopted HR 30 Commend Choctaw Central Basketball Team for winning Manning Boys State Championship. Adopted SB2101 Nursing facility beds; authorize CON for Medicaid beds Dearing in various counties. Conferees Named Moody,Flaggs,Holland SB2192 Medical malpractice; revise statute of limitations. Bean Conferees Named Perry,Simpson,Holden SB2193 Mississippi Industries for the Blind; may set policy Nunnelee for employee leave, legal holidays, contracts with other agencies. Conferees Named Moody,Grist,Stribling SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Conferees Named Moody,Stribling,Holland SB2707 Sales tax; divert a portion of the sales to fund the Carlton Boll Weevil Management Act. Conferees Named McBride,Ellis,Smith (27th) SB2765 Welfare; provide for a study of the effects of welfare Simmons reform on its recipients. Conferees Named Moody,Flaggs,Fredericks SB2800 Newspapers; increase fees authorized for publication of Gordon legal notices. Conferees Named Endt,Green (96th),Smith (39th) SB2881 Deer; prohibit use of light amplifying device to kill Posey at night. Conferees Named Livingston,Nettles,McBride SB2895 Air and water permits; authorize DEQ to exempt Thames agricultural and other operations. Point of Order Raised Recommitted For Further Conf SB2980 Uniform Administrative Procedures Law; create study Robertson committee. Conferees Named Perry,Simpson,Bourdeaux SB3027 MS Small Business Assistance Act; increase the amount Horhn that may be issued as grants for loans. Conferees Named Walker,Blackmon,Woods SB3209 Appropriation; Univ. Med. Cen. - Consol. Hall Conferees Named Capps,Perry,Scott (17th) SC 626 Commend J.B. Brown for selection as Instructor of the Moffatt Year at Perkinston Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 627 Rebecca Moreton; commend for selection as Instructor of Moffatt the Year at Jackson County Campus of MS Gulf Coast Community College. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 628 Caledonia Elementary School; commend as reading model Canon school. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 629 Margaret Andresen, Instructor of the Year at Jeff Davis Moffatt Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College; commend. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 630 Grace Episcopal Church; commend for 150 years of Blackmon service. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 635 Murrah High School Lady Mustangs Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 637 Florence High School Eagles Soccer Team; commend. Smith Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 638 Falkner High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Little Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 639 Serena Brown Walton; commend. Frazier Adopted Transmitted To Senate
HC 123 Commend the life of Norman Brown. Capps Enrolled Bill Signed HR 26 Commend Ivous Sisk. Miles Enrolled Bill Signed HR 29 Commend Captain Keith McCary for receiving the Junior Horne Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Young Mississippian Award. Enrolled Bill Signed HR 30 Commend Choctaw Central Basketball Team for winning Manning Boys State Championship. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2173 Foster children program under the Dept of Human Bean Services; revise standards and procedures. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2268 Motor vehicle tags; revise the period of time for which Rayborn handicapped tags are valid. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2311 License plates; issue distinctive plates for recipients Woodfield of the Distinguished Flying Cross or the Air Medal. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2485 Sales tax; tax prepaid telephone calling cards as sale Bryan of tangible personal property (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2486 Alcoholic beverages; extend the authority of Alcoholic Bryan Beverage Control Division to enforce beer laws (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2576 Mississippi Supreme Court; appoint one or more deputy Turner marshals. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2675 Hunting; allow use of bows during primitive season in Posey state parks. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3187 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for repair and renovation, Tollison preservation of Rowan Oak and surrounding property at Univ of MS. Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3310 Yazoo County; revise the law establishing the Yazoo Blackmon County tourist and convention tax. Referred To Local and Private;Finance SC 650 Courtney Scoggin; commend as best vo-tech student. Burton Referred To Rules SC 651 Tina Scholtes; commend as Mississippi Teacher of the Gordon Year. Referred To Rules SC 652 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Referred To Rules SC 653 Newton County Academy Boys Basketball Team; commend. Burton Referred To Rules SC 654 Delta State "Statesmen" Boys Basketball Team; commend. Dearing Referred To Rules SC 655 DSU forward Chris Sykes; commend. Dearing Referred To Rules SC 656 DSU Center Trina Davis; commend. Dearing Referred To Rules SC 657 Susp rules; further consider SB 3254; issue g.o. bonds Smith for cert IHL cap improvements & comm/jr college cap improvements. Referred To Rules SC 658 DSU Coach Steve Rives; commend. Dearing Referred To Rules SC 659 Superintendent James Nelson; commend upon retirement. Burton Referred To Rules SR 30 The Black Rose Theatre Group; commend for winning Kirby award. Referred To Rules SR 31 Choctaw Central High School Warriors Boys Basketball Jordan (18th) Team; commend for winning state championship. Referred To Rules SR 32 Rob Morris; commend for score on PSAT. Farris Referred To Rules
SB3282 Holly Springs; levy hotel, restaurant and alcohol tax Minor for recreational facilities. DR - TSDPCS: FI To LP
HB1762 Appropriation; Mississippi Public Service Commission. Foster Conference Report Filed HC 109 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of HB 1399; Perry retirement; revise calculation of PERS additional annual payment. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 118 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of House Moss Bill 1693; sales tax; exempt certain sales of trailers, boats and all-terrain cycles. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB3252 DeSoto County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Hawks convention bureau tax proceeds for additional purposes. Title Suff Do Pass SB3256 Tunica County; revise provisions concerning Diamond Furniss Lakes Utilities and Improvements District. Title Suff Do Pass SB3292 Tunica County; revise purposes for which gaming revenue Furniss may be spent. Title Suff Do Pass SB3298 City of Picayune; authorize to levy additional tax on Lee room rentals and sales of prepared foods. Title Suff Do Pass SB3301 Jackson County; authorize to levy additional tax on Robertson hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. Title Suff Do Pass SB3302 Washington County; auth add'l assessment on criminal Carlton cases in justice/county court to support Crime Stoppers and Drug Task Force. Title Suff Do Pass SC 650 Courtney Scoggin; commend as best vo-tech student. Burton Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 651 Tina Scholtes; commend as Mississippi Teacher of the Gordon Year. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 652 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 653 Newton County Academy Boys Basketball Team; commend. Burton Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 654 Delta State "Statesmen" Boys Basketball Team; commend. Dearing Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 655 DSU forward Chris Sykes; commend. Dearing Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 656 DSU Center Trina Davis; commend. Dearing Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 658 DSU Coach Steve Rives; commend. Dearing Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 659 Superintendent James Nelson; commend upon retirement. Burton Title Suff Do Be Adopted 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Title Suff Do Be Adopted 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Title Suff Do Be Adopted 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent SN 77 LaDonna Kaye Northington, Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 78 James R. Moore, Jr., Grenada, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Pharmacy, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 79 William H. Mitchell, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 80 Larry Calvert, Biloxi, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 82 Janet Spencer Lushbaugh, Brandon, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, for the three year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 84 Randal J. Richardson, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Technical Advisory Committee of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety, for the four year term of office commencing July 29, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 85 Jesse B. Davis, Oxford, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 86 Walter Thomas Johnson, Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 89 Mr. Bob Crisler, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of LT. GOVERNOR the Mississippi Industries for the Blind board, for a three year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 90 Duane Forrest Hurt, DDS, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 91 Dewitt G. Crawford, M.D., Louisville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of State Board of Medical Licensure, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 92 Frank W. Bowen, M.D., Carthage, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Medical Licensure, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 93 Charles R. Frye, Moss Point, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Forestry Commission, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 98 Vernon L. Asper, Ph.D., Diamondhead, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 102 Barry Clinton Click, D. Min., Jackson, Mississippi, as LT. GOVERNOR a member of the Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists Board of Examiners, for a four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 103 K. Edwin Graham, Rel. D., Gulfport, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists Board of Examiners, for a two year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 104 Cora Jackson, LSW, Shaw, Mississippi, as a member of LT. GOVERNOR the Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists Board of Examiners, for a one year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 105 Billie Jean Sewell, ACSW, LCSW, University, LT. GOVERNOR Mississippi, as a member of the Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists Board of Examiners, for a three year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 108 S. George Sekul, Biloxi, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission, for the three year term of office commencing January 19, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 111 Kenneth Warren, Vicksburg, Mississippi, as Executive MS DEPT TRANSPORTATION Director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, for the unexpired term of office commencing January 15, 1998 Title Suff Do Be Adopted SN 113 Barbara G. Mooney, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Nursing, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 114 Shelby C. Reid, M.D., Corinth, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 119 Charles M. Thomas, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of Board of Directors of the Mississippi Industries for the Blind, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 121 Philip D. Horn, Pascagoula, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Do Advise and Consent SR 30 The Black Rose Theatre Group; commend for winning Kirby award. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 31 Choctaw Central High School Warriors Boys Basketball Jordan (18th) Team; commend for winning state championship. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 32 Rob Morris; commend for score on PSAT. Farris Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 725 Four-lane highway program; substitute segment in Amite Vince and Pike Counties. Conferees Named Little,Minor,Dearing HB1082 Chickasaw Trail Economic Development Compact; revise Woods authority and authorize bond issuance. Conferees Named Jordan (18th),Bryan,Gordon HB1200 State Highway System; delete section of highway in City Flaggs of Vicksburg (MDOT). Conferees Named Little,Minor,Gordon HB1239 Juvenile correctional facility; MDOC contract for Malone private facility in Walnut Grove. Conferees Named Huggins,Hall,Smith HB1253 Traffic offenses; revise the fine for speeding in a Compretta * highway work zone (MDOT). Conferees Named Little,Blackmon,Farris HB1273 Mississippi; H.E.L.P. College Tuition Program; include Warren private colleges under. Conferees Named Frazier,Harden,Burton HB1395 Highway 43; designate portion in Rankin County as Malone "Bobby McRary Memorial Drive". Conferees Named Little,Blackmon,Kirby HB1715 Marshall County; sheriff's office may be located more Woods than one-half mile from courthouse. Passed HB1815 Coahoma County; authorize to extend lease for certain Miller county-owned real property. Passed SB2381 Community/junior college and university admission; Ferris authorize dual enrollment and early admissions program. Conferees Named Frazier,Nunnelee,Moffatt SB2895 Air and water permits; authorize DEQ to exempt Thames agricultural and other operations. Conference Report Adopted SB3277 Waynesboro; impose assessment on misdemeanors to fund Dickerson crimestoppers. Concurred in Amend From House
HB 596 Child passenger restraints law; revise. Martinson Enrolled Bill Signed HB 652 Local improvement taxing districts; reenact authority Ford and delete repealer. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 743 Judicial Advisory Study Committee; reenact and revise. Perry Enrolled Bill Signed HB 768 Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes. Taylor Enrolled Bill Signed HB 990 Implied consent; revise blood alcohol content levels Montgomery and penalties. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1002 Controlled substances; revise penalties for possession. Perry Enrolled Bill Signed HB1027 TB and HIV screening; require in private correctional Moody facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1194 Health care services utilization review; must be Moody concurred in by Mississippi physician if adverse. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1257 Oysters; eliminate requirement to open at least 1 Compretta oyster reef per county during oyster season. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1304 School curriculum; requires courses on sex education to Janus include abstinence education. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1347 Mississippi Pharmacy Practice Act; extend repealer. Scott (80th) Enrolled Bill Signed HB1377 Seafood; commercial seafood license not issued to Compretta certain nonresidents and out-of-state boats. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1392 Computers; allow limitation of certain warranties Williams regarding computer software and hardware and related services. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1472 Interstate commercial carriers motor fuel tax laws; Compretta * revise penalty for certain violations (MDOT). Enrolled Bill Signed HB1570 Flood control; authorize Pearl River Basin Development Ellington District to create flood control districts. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1696 City of Richland; authorize additional assessment on Rogers misdemeanor cases in municipal court to purchase law enforcement equipment. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 95 Commend Mrs. Berta Lee White. Robinson (84th) Enrolled Bill Signed HC 106 Commend the life of Granville Harrison. Gadd Enrolled Bill Signed HC 112 Commend Vanessa Trotter for magnificent spirit and Clarke selfless contributions to others. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 113 Commend life and accomplishments of Andy Reese. Robinson (84th) Enrolled Bill Signed HC 114 Commend Margaret Andresen for selection as Instructor Read of the Year at Jeff Davis Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 115 Commend J. B. Brown for selection as Instructor of the Read Year at Perkinston Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 116 Commend Rebecca Moreton for selection as Instructor of Read the Year at Jackson County Campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 117 Commend John C. Stennis Space Center's Education Formby Program. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 119 Helen Napier; commend for years of service with Guice Department of Banking. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 121 Commend Florence High School Eagles Soccer Team on an Weathersby outstanding season. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2173 Foster children program under the Dept of Human Bean Services; revise standards and procedures. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2268 Motor vehicle tags; revise the period of time for which Rayborn handicapped tags are valid. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2311 License plates; issue distinctive plates for recipients Woodfield of the Distinguished Flying Cross or the Air Medal. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2485 Sales tax; tax prepaid telephone calling cards as sale Bryan of tangible personal property (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2486 Alcoholic beverages; extend the authority of Alcoholic Bryan Beverage Control Division to enforce beer laws (STC). Enrolled Bill Signed SB2576 Mississippi Supreme Court; appoint one or more deputy Turner marshals. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2675 Hunting; allow use of bows during primitive season in Posey state parks. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3187 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for repair and renovation, Tollison preservation of Rowan Oak and surrounding property at Univ of MS. Enrolled Bill Signed
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