HB1721 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Livingston Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1723 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Livingston Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1725 Appropriation; Beauvoir Shrine. Brown Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1728 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th) Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1733 Appropriation; State Fire Academy. Watson Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1734 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1737 Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement Foster System-administrative expenses; maintenance and operation of building. Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1738 Appropriation; Mississippi Department of Foster Transportation. Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1739 Appropriation; Board of Agricultural Aviation. Foster Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1740 Appropriation; Athletic Commission. Foster Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1741 Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission. Foster Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1748 Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foster Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1754 Appropriation; Oil and Gas Board. Foster Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1785 Forrest County; authorize donation to Hattiesburg Davis Downtown Association, Inc. Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1822 Lauderdale County; revise membership of Emergency Robinson (84th) Communications Commisson. Due From Governor 04/17/98 HB1823 Humphreys County; authorize contribution to Keystone Straughter Lodge #15. Due From Governor 04/17/98
HB 596 Child passenger restraints law; revise. Martinson Approved by Governor HB 652 Local improvement taxing districts; reenact authority Ford and delete repealer. Approved by Governor HB 743 Judicial Advisory Study Committee; reenact and revise. Perry Approved by Governor HB 768 Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes. Taylor Approved by Governor HB 990 Implied consent; revise blood alcohol content levels Montgomery and penalties. Approved by Governor HB1002 Controlled substances; revise penalties for possession. Perry Approved by Governor HB1027 TB and HIV screening; require in private correctional Moody facilities. Approved by Governor HB1194 Health care services utilization review; must be Moody concurred in by Mississippi physician if adverse. Approved by Governor HB1257 Oysters; eliminate requirement to open at least 1 Compretta oyster reef per county during oyster season. Approved by Governor HB1304 School curriculum; requires courses on sex education to Janus include abstinence education. Approved by Governor HB1347 Mississippi Pharmacy Practice Act; extend repealer. Scott (80th) Approved by Governor HB1377 Seafood; commercial seafood license not issued to Compretta certain nonresidents and out-of-state boats. Approved by Governor HB1392 Computers; allow limitation of certain warranties Williams regarding computer software and hardware and related services. Approved by Governor HB1472 Interstate commercial carriers motor fuel tax laws; Compretta * revise penalty for certain violations (MDOT). Approved by Governor HB1570 Flood control; authorize Pearl River Basin Development Ellington District to create flood control districts. Approved by Governor HB1696 City of Richland; authorize additional assessment on Rogers misdemeanor cases in municipal court to purchase law enforcement equipment. Approved by Governor SB2173 Foster children program under the Dept of Human Bean Services; revise standards and procedures. Approved by Governor SB2268 Motor vehicle tags; revise the period of time for which Rayborn handicapped tags are valid. Approved by Governor SB2311 License plates; issue distinctive plates for recipients Woodfield of the Distinguished Flying Cross or the Air Medal. Approved by Governor SB2485 Sales tax; tax prepaid telephone calling cards as sale Bryan of tangible personal property (STC). Approved by Governor SB2486 Alcoholic beverages; extend the authority of Alcoholic Bryan Beverage Control Division to enforce beer laws (STC). Approved by Governor SB2576 Mississippi Supreme Court; appoint one or more deputy Turner marshals. Approved by Governor SB2675 Hunting; allow use of bows during primitive season in Posey state parks. Approved by Governor SB3187 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for repair and renovation, Tollison preservation of Rowan Oak and surrounding property at Univ of MS. Approved by Governor
HR 41 Commend Mrs. Sue Smylie Thompson. Bourdeaux Referred To Rules
SB3298 City of Picayune; authorize to levy additional tax on Lee room rentals and sales of prepared foods. DR - TSDP: LP To WM DR - TSDP: WM To LP
HC 166 Declare Safe Driver Awareness Weeks. Compretta Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 167 Commend Bogue Chitto Girls Basketball Team. Moak Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 168 Commend West Bolivar High School Boys Basketball Team. Thornton Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 169 Commend Petal High School Soundsations. King Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 170 Commemorating Workers Memorial Day on April 28, 1998. Evans Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 37 Commend Gentry High School Boys Basketball Team. Thomas Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 38 Commend the Delta State Statesmen. Capps Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 39 Commend Hazlehurst High School Girls Basketball Team. Bozeman Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 40 Commend Tevester Anderson, assistant coach at Murray Blackmon State. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB2174 Mississippi Children's Health Insurance Program and Bean commission; establish. Conference Report Filed SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Conference Report Filed SB2352 Victim Rights; enact specific per Constitutional Turner amendment. Conference Report Filed SB2854 Mississippi Check Cashers Act; create. Woodfield Conference Report Filed SB3049 State employees paid twice per month; delay until Gordon January 1, 2000. Conference Report Filed SB3254 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain IHL Smith and community/junior colleges capital improvements. Conference Report Filed SB3298 City of Picayune; authorize to levy additional tax on Lee room rentals and sales of prepared foods. Title Suff Do Pass SB3304 Hattiesburg; may annually donate to USM's "Mississippi Farris Holiday Spectacular.". Title Suff Do Pass SB3305 Hattiesburg; may donate to the Hattiesburg Downtown Farris Association, Inc. Title Suff Do Pass SB3310 Yazoo County; revise the law establishing the Yazoo Blackmon County tourist and convention tax. Title Suff Do Pass SC 590 Phi Theta Kappa All-American Team; commend. Ferris Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 652 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 428 Insurance Integrity Enforcement Bureau; create. Stevens Conference Report Adopted HB 609 Mississippi Critical Teacher Shortage Act of 1998. Manning Conference Report Adopted HB 680 Institutions of Higher Learning; board may sell certain Capps land of Delta State University. Conference Report Adopted HB 725 Four-lane highway program; substitute segment in Amite Vince and Pike Counties. Conference Report Adopted HB 782 DECD; authorize to purchase property damage and Williams uninsured motorist insurance on department vehicles (DECD). Conference Report Adopted HB1082 Chickasaw Trail Economic Development Compact; revise Woods authority and authorize bond issuance. Conference Report Adopted HB1099 Crimes; revise fraudulent use of identifying Reynolds information. Conference Report Adopted HB1158 Misdemeanors; prohibit disclosure of persons arrested McInnis but not charged. Conference Report Adopted HB1191 Nursing homes; allow Medicaid participation for Moody existing beds and authorize new beds. Conference Report Adopted HB1200 State Highway System; delete section of highway in City Flaggs of Vicksburg (MDOT). Conference Report Adopted HB1239 Juvenile correctional facility; MDOC contract for Malone private facility in Walnut Grove. Conference Report Adopted HB1240 Magnolia Capital Corp. and Magnolia Venture Capital Reeves Corp.; revise boards of directors, powers and other provisions. Conference Report Adopted HB1253 Traffic offenses; revise the fine for speeding in a Compretta * highway work zone (MDOT). Conference Report Adopted HB1269 School boards; entity approved by SBE to conduct Morris continuing education courses. Conference Report Adopted HB1273 Mississippi; H.E.L.P. College Tuition Program; include Warren private colleges under. Conference Report Adopted HB1395 Highway 43; designate portion in Rankin County as Malone "Bobby McRary Memorial Drive". Conference Report Adopted HB1443 School attendance officers; place under supervision of Warren State Department of Education. Conference Report Adopted HB1449 Child abuse; revise reporting requirements to Simmons (100th) prosecuting attorneys. Conference Report Adopted HB1488 Medical examiners; increase salary and fee for certain Holland reports. Conference Report Adopted HB1519 Art therapists; provide for certification of. Stribling * Conference Report Adopted HB1580 Crimes; revise penalties for unlawful use of Robinson (84th) identification cards. Conference Report Adopted HB1717 City of Richland; impose restaurant and bar tax for Weathersby economic development. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1718 Town of Florence; authorize to levy additional tax on Weathersby restaurants and bars for economic development. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1836 City of Ocean Springs; authorize to levy additional tax Guice on hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1847 Tunica County Tourism Commission; extend repealer and Henderson (9th) authorize travel and entertainment expenditures. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1870 Madison County; authorize to issue general obligation Martinson bonds for acquiring industrial site and improving roads to service site. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1879 Tallahatchie County; authorize to create regional solid Reynolds waste authority with other counties. Concurred in Amend From Senate HB1893 Property and casualty insurance; require buy-back Guice provision for deductibles. Transmitted To Senate HC 166 Declare Safe Driver Awareness Weeks. Compretta Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 167 Commend Bogue Chitto Girls Basketball Team. Moak Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 168 Commend West Bolivar High School Boys Basketball Team. Thornton Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 169 Commend Petal High School Soundsations. King Adopted Transmitted To Senate HC 170 Commemorating Workers Memorial Day on April 28, 1998. Evans Adopted Transmitted To Senate HR 37 Commend Gentry High School Boys Basketball Team. Thomas Adopted HR 38 Commend the Delta State Statesmen. Capps Adopted HR 39 Commend Hazlehurst High School Girls Basketball Team. Bozeman Adopted HR 40 Commend Tevester Anderson, assistant coach at Murray Blackmon State. Adopted SB2092 Office of Purchasing and Travel; authorize longer Burton travel management contract and annual publication of expense allowances. Conference Report Adopted SB2174 Mississippi Children's Health Insurance Program and Bean commission; establish. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2195 CON to rehab hospital in Hinds County for nursing care Woodfield for disabled persons; authorize. Conference Report Adopted SB2239 Public defender; establish statewide system. Turner Conference Report Adopted SB2250 Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.; authorize annual Stogner contributions by certain counties. Conference Report Adopted SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2332 Mississippi Mutual Insurance Company Conversion and Kirby Reorganization Act; create. Conference Report Adopted SB2352 Victim Rights; enact specific per Constitutional Turner amendment. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2418 Highway; add in Coahoma County and make other changes Furniss in highway system. Conference Report Adopted SB2572 School district employees may donate leave to another Ferris employee suffering from a catastrophic injury or illness; authorize. Conference Report Adopted SB2650 Statute of limitations; revise for certain crimes Turner (MPA). Conference Report Adopted SB2687 Chancery clerks; provide allowance in certain counties. Gordon Conference Report Adopted SB2707 Sales tax; divert a portion of the sales to fund the Carlton Boll Weevil Management Act. Conference Report Adopted SB2800 Newspapers; increase fees authorized for publication of Gordon legal notices. Conference Report Adopted SB2854 Mississippi Check Cashers Act; create. Woodfield Recommitted For Further Conf SB2868 Capital murder; revise. Ross Conference Report Adopted SB2890 Oil and gas interests; revise percentages paid by Scoper nonconsenting owners. Conference Report Adopted Motion to Reconsider Entered SB2980 Uniform Administrative Procedures Law; create study Robertson committee. Conference Report Adopted SB3049 State employees paid twice per month; delay until Gordon January 1, 2000. Conferees Named Endt,Smith (39th),Nettles Conference Report Adopted SB3113 Energy conservation; revise energy management services Dearing for public entities. Conference Report Adopted SB3159 City of Booneville; may acquire Blackland Water White (5th) Association. Conference Report Adopted SB3254 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain IHL Smith and community/junior colleges capital improvements. Conference Report Adopted SB3298 City of Picayune; authorize to levy additional tax on Lee room rentals and sales of prepared foods. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3304 Hattiesburg; may annually donate to USM's "Mississippi Farris Holiday Spectacular.". Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3305 Hattiesburg; may donate to the Hattiesburg Downtown Farris Association, Inc. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3310 Yazoo County; revise the law establishing the Yazoo Blackmon County tourist and convention tax. Passed Transmitted To Senate SC 590 Phi Theta Kappa All-American Team; commend. Ferris Adopted Transmitted To Senate SC 652 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Adopted Transmitted To Senate
SC 665 Dexter Attendance Center Boys Basketball Team; commend. Stogner Referred To Rules SC 667 Carmel Stringer; commend for dedicated service to Jones Harvey County Junior College. Referred To Rules SC 668 David Ogden "Bud" Thoms; commend. Scoper Referred To Rules SC 670 Florida State Senator Daryl Jones; commend upon Horhn nomination as Secy U.S. Air Force. Referred To Rules
HB1693 Sales tax; exempt certain sales of trailers, boats, Moss travel trailers, motorcycles and all-terrain cycles. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1721 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Livingston Enrolled Bill Signed HB1723 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Livingston Enrolled Bill Signed HB1725 Appropriation; Beauvoir Shrine. Brown Enrolled Bill Signed HB1728 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th) Enrolled Bill Signed HB1731 Appropriation; District Attorneys and staff. Watson Enrolled Bill Signed HB1733 Appropriation; State Fire Academy. Watson Enrolled Bill Signed HB1734 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson Enrolled Bill Signed HB1737 Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement Foster System-administrative expenses; maintenance and operation of building. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1738 Appropriation; Mississippi Department of Foster Transportation. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1739 Appropriation; Board of Agricultural Aviation. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1740 Appropriation; Athletic Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1741 Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1742 Appropriation; State Board of Barber Examiners. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1743 Appropriation; Veterans' Home Purchase Board. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1744 Appropriation; Board of Examiners for Social Workers Foster and Marriage and Family Therapists. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1746 Appropriation; Coast Coliseum Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1747 Appropriation; Board of Cosmetology. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1748 Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foster Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1749 Appropriation; Mississippi State Port Authority at Foster Gulfport. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1751 Appropriation; State Board of Medical Licensure. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1752 Appropriation; State Board of Nursing Home Foster Administrators. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1753 Appropriation; Board of Nursing. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1754 Appropriation; Oil and Gas Board. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1756 Appropriation; Pat Harrison Waterway District. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1757 Appropriation; Pearl River Basin Development District. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1758 Appropriation; Pearl River Valley Water Supply Foster District. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1759 Appropriation; Tombigbee River Valley Water Management Foster District. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1760 Appropriation; Yellow Creek State Inland Port Foster Authority. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1761 Appropriation; Public Utilities Staff. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1763 Appropriation; Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Foster Certification Board. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1764 Appropriation; Real Estate Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1769 Appropriation; Department of Human Moody Services-Consolidated. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1770 Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated. Moody Enrolled Bill Signed HB1822 Lauderdale County; revise membership of Emergency Robinson (84th) Communications Commisson. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 145 Suspend deadlines for introduction; revise certain McCoy licensing provisions for builders and remodelers. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3185 Ad valorem taxes; counties may levy a tax for the Farris support of air ambulance service districts. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3252 DeSoto County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Hawks convention bureau tax proceeds for additional purposes. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3256 Tunica County; revise provisions concerning Diamond Furniss Lakes Utilities and Improvements District. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3257 Tunica County; authorize contribution of funds to the Furniss Aaron E. Henry Health Clinic. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3282 Holly Springs; levy hotel, restaurant and alcohol tax Minor for recreational facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3285 Tunica County; contribute to Tunica County Museum, Furniss Inc., to establish a museum. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3286 Lafayette County; may enter into interlocal agreements Tollison to establish small business incubators. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3289 Gulfport; may appoint person to the civil service Woodfield commission who have not been residents for 5 years. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3292 Tunica County; revise purposes for which gaming revenue Furniss may be spent. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3314 Bonds; revise description of a construction project at Harden JSU. Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3317 Jackson Visitors and Convention Bureau; revise. Hall Referred To Local and Private;Finance SC 671 Mary Jo Wedgeworth, recipient of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson Scoper Award; commend. Referred To Rules SC 672 Stone High School; commend boys basketball team. Lee Referred To Rules SC 673 Suspend rules; reconsider SB 2426; possession of hand Walls gun; raise age to 21. Referred To Rules SR 41 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Referred To Rules SR 42 Gates Library Foundation; express gratitude for grant Mettetal from. Referred To Rules
HB1808 Harrison County; authorize to create special assessment Fredericks areas and issue bonds and levy ad valorem tax in support of. DR - TSDPAA: FI To LP HB1836 City of Ocean Springs; authorize to levy additional tax Guice on hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. DR - TSDPAA: LP To FI HB1870 Madison County; authorize to issue general obligation Martinson bonds for acquiring industrial site and improving roads to service site. DR - TSDPAA: LP To FI HB1892 Scott County; authorize to create natural gas utility Livingston district. DR - TSDP: LP To FI
HB 50 Restore Suffrage to Lavern Yarbrough Paster of Ellis Oktibbeha County. Title Suff Do Pass HB 78 Suffrage; restore to Donald L. Weeks of Lee County. Holland Title Suff Do Pass HB 590 Suffrage; restore to Trina Washington of Washington Thornton County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1707 City of Collins; authorize donations to Boys and Girls Warren Club. Title Suff Do Pass HB1717 City of Richland; impose restaurant and bar tax for Weathersby economic development. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1718 Town of Florence; authorize to levy additional tax on Weathersby restaurants and bars for economic development. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1719 Panola County; authorize to contribute to ICS Morris Headstart. Title Suff Do Pass HB1808 Harrison County; authorize to create special assessment Fredericks areas and issue bonds and levy ad valorem tax in support of. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1830 Hancock County; extend repealer on Hancock County Dedeaux Tourism Development Bureau. Title Suff Do Pass HB1836 City of Ocean Springs; authorize to levy additional tax Guice on hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1843 Suffrage; restore to Terry Ray Tenhet of Washington Cameron County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1844 Suffrage; restore to Ottowa Anderson of Humphreys Straughter County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1850 Tunica County; revise legal description of Henderson (9th) Robinsonville-Commerce Utility District subject to special assessments. Title Suff Do Pass HB1861 City of Biloxi; revise payment of retirement benefits Ryan for certain persons. Title Suff Do Pass HB1866 Town of Brooksville; authorize additional assessment on Dickson misdemeanor cases to fund Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers. Title Suff Do Pass HB1867 Local and private; authorize City of Hollandale to Straughter clean up certain property and assess costs to property owner. Title Suff Do Pass HB1869 City of Macon; authorize additional assessment on Dickson misdemeanors in municipal court to fund Golden Triangle Crimestoppers. Title Suff Do Pass HB1870 Madison County; authorize to issue general obligation Martinson bonds for acquiring industrial site and improving roads to service site. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1871 City of Gulfport; authorize to appoint additional Fredericks election commissioners. Title Suff Do Pass HB1874 Madison County Economic Development Authority; Blackmon agreements regarding certain projects are sufficient consideration for sale of project sites. Title Suff Do Pass HB1876 Lowndes County and City of Columbus; authorize to Smith (39th) provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Title Suff Do Pass HB1878 City of Walnut Grove; authorize to establish a Malone correctional authority. Title Suff Do Pass HB1879 Tallahatchie County; authorize to create regional solid Reynolds waste authority with other counties. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended HB1880 Oktibbeha County and City of Starkville; authorize to Ellis provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Title Suff Do Pass HB1883 Natchez-Adams County Convention Promotion Commission; Ketchings revise composition and other provisions of law creating. Title Suff Do Pass HB1884 City of Natchez; portion of gaming revenue fee paid to Ketchings Adams County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1885 City of Southaven; authorize to provide fire protection Jennings for certain territory. Title Suff Do Pass HB1886 George County; authorize to retire certain county debt. Maples Title Suff Do Pass HB1887 George County; authorize to accept certain land from Maples the U.S. Forestry Service. Title Suff Do Pass HB1888 Webster County; authorize to provide additional Smith (35th) assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Title Suff Do Pass HB1890 City of Southaven; authorize to name and designate Jennings certain property as the "Vicksburg Park". Title Suff Do Pass HB1891 Newton County; authorize to participate in Sebastopol Livingston Natural Gas District. Title Suff Do Pass HB1892 Scott County; authorize to create natural gas utility Livingston district. Title Suff Do Pass SB2174 Mississippi Children's Health Insurance Program and Bean commission; establish. Conference Report Filed SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Conference Report Filed SB2352 Victim Rights; enact specific per Constitutional Turner amendment. Conference Report Filed SB2854 Mississippi Check Cashers Act; create. Woodfield Conference Report Filed SB3049 State employees paid twice per month; delay until Gordon January 1, 2000. Conference Report Filed SB3248 Roxanne D. McMillian; restore suffrage. Canon Title Suff Do Pass SB3249 Darrel Preston Stafford; restore suffrage. Gordon Title Suff Do Pass SB3254 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain IHL Smith and community/junior colleges capital improvements. Conference Report Filed SB3295 Harvey Ellis Williams; restore suffrage to. Carlton Title Suff Do Pass SB3299 Oktibbeha County; sheriff may regulate wearing of Hamilton uniforms by deputies when off duty. Title Suff Do Pass SB3306 Willie Dee Dickerson; restore suffrage to. Burton Title Suff Do Pass 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Return to Governor 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent 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 Do Advise and Consent SN 75 Robert S. Gaddis, Laurel, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 88 Patricia Scarborough Patton, Biloxi, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Authority for Educational Television, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 94 Roosevelt W. Daniels, II, Canton, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Prepaid Affordable College Tuition Program Trust Fund, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 97 Margaret D. Cooper, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 107 Gregory A. Payne, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 112 William J. VanDevender, Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Commission on Environmental Quality, for the seven year term of office commencing July 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 123 A.M. Zeidman, Brandon, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Education, for the nine year term of office commencing June 30, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 125 Money Powell, Jr., Raymond, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Parole Board, for the unexpired term of office commencing April 6, 1998 and ending with the term of the Governor Do Advise and Consent SR 3 Senate Drug Enforcement Task Force; continue. Smith Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 37 Exempt Canadians from Immigration Reform Act; urge Smith Congress to. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 38 Coastal water resources; create study committee to Hewes study and make recommendations regarding. Title Suff Adopted As Amended SR 41 West Union County High School Girls Basketball Team; Browning commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 42 Gates Library Foundation; express gratitude for grant Mettetal from. Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 428 Insurance Integrity Enforcement Bureau; create. Stevens Conference Report Adopted HB 973 Youth court counselors; reside in respective district Warren unless approved by Director of Community Services. Conference Report Adopted HB1082 Chickasaw Trail Economic Development Compact; revise Woods authority and authorize bond issuance. Conference Report Adopted HB1240 Magnolia Capital Corp. and Magnolia Venture Capital Reeves Corp.; revise boards of directors, powers and other provisions. Conference Report Failed Motion to Reconsider Entered Reconsidered Conference Report Adopted HB1449 Child abuse; revise reporting requirements to Simmons (100th) prosecuting attorneys. Conference Report Adopted HB1488 Medical examiners; increase salary and fee for certain Holland reports. Conference Report Adopted HB1519 Art therapists; provide for certification of. Stribling * Conference Report Adopted HB1554 Itawamba County; authorize to levy additional Miles assessment in justice, county and circuit courts to fund drug education. Passed Transmitted To House HB1668 Authorize City of Greenville to clean up certain Thornton property and assess costs to property owner. Passed Transmitted To House HB1674 Union County; authorize to levy additional assessment Mitchell in justice, county and circuit courts to fund drug education. Passed Transmitted To House HB1693 Sales tax; exempt certain sales of trailers, boats, Moss travel trailers, motorcycles and all-terrain cycles. Passed Transmitted To House HB1707 City of Collins; authorize donations to Boys and Girls Warren Club. Passed Transmitted To House HB1717 City of Richland; impose restaurant and bar tax for Weathersby economic development. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1718 Town of Florence; authorize to levy additional tax on Weathersby restaurants and bars for economic development. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1719 Panola County; authorize to contribute to ICS Morris Headstart. Passed Transmitted To House HB1808 Harrison County; authorize to create special assessment Fredericks areas and issue bonds and levy ad valorem tax in support of. Amendment Failed Passed Transmitted To House HB1824 City of Gulfport and Harrison County; increase amount Fredericks of bonds that may be issued for Memorial Hospital at Gulfport. Passed Transmitted To House HB1825 City of Fulton; authorized to impose additional Miles assessment in certain court cases. Passed Transmitted To House HB1830 Hancock County; extend repealer on Hancock County Dedeaux Tourism Development Bureau. Passed Transmitted To House HB1832 Town of Florence; authorize additional assessment on Weathersby misdemeanor cases in municipal court to purchase law enforcement equipment. Passed Transmitted To House HB1833 City of Iuka; authorize expansion of water system Cummings beyond corporate limits. Passed Transmitted To House HB1834 City of Laurel; authorize to impose additional court Shows costs to fund drug abuse and crime prevention education programs. Passed Transmitted To House HB1836 City of Ocean Springs; authorize to levy additional tax Guice on hotel, motel and bed and breakfast room rentals. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1838 Lowndes County; authorize to contract to house certain Brown out-of-state offenders in adult detention center. Passed Transmitted To House HB1842 George County; authorize to guarantee repayment of a Maples certain loan made to county hospital and to levy additional ad valorem tax. Passed Transmitted To House HB1845 City of Pearl; extend repealer on City of Pearl to levy Rogers additional costs in municipal court. Passed Transmitted To House HB1846 City of New Albany; authorize to collect donations for Mitchell Union County Good Samaritan Program through utility bills. Passed Transmitted To House HB1847 Tunica County Tourism Commission; extend repealer and Henderson (9th) authorize travel and entertainment expenditures. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1848 Harrison County; authorize to issue bonds for capital Fredericks improvements at USM - Gulf Park Campus. Passed Transmitted To House HB1850 Tunica County; revise legal description of Henderson (9th) Robinsonville-Commerce Utility District subject to special assessments. Passed Transmitted To House HB1851 City of Oxford; contribute funds to North Mississippi Perry Enterprise Initiative, Inc. Passed Transmitted To House HB1858 Humphreys County; authorize to contribute funds to The Straughter Dixie Youth Baseball, Inc. Passed Transmitted To House HB1861 City of Biloxi; revise payment of retirement benefits Ryan for certain persons. Passed Transmitted To House HB1864 Forrest County; authorize Forrest County to establish Davis recreation commission. Passed Transmitted To House HB1866 Town of Brooksville; authorize additional assessment on Dickson misdemeanor cases to fund Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers. Passed Transmitted To House HB1867 Local and private; authorize City of Hollandale to Straughter clean up certain property and assess costs to property owner. Passed Transmitted To House HB1868 City of Laurel; authorize to increase recreation and Shows public improvement promotion tax. Passed Transmitted To House HB1869 City of Macon; authorize additional assessment on Dickson misdemeanors in municipal court to fund Golden Triangle Crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House HB1870 Madison County; authorize to issue general obligation Martinson bonds for acquiring industrial site and improving roads to service site. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1871 City of Gulfport; authorize to appoint additional Fredericks election commissioners. Passed Transmitted To House HB1874 Madison County Economic Development Authority; Blackmon agreements regarding certain projects are sufficient consideration for sale of project sites. Passed Transmitted To House HB1875 Noxubee County and City of Macon; authorize to provide Dickson additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House HB1876 Lowndes County and City of Columbus; authorize to Smith (39th) provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House HB1878 City of Walnut Grove; authorize to establish a Malone correctional authority. Passed Transmitted To House HB1879 Tallahatchie County; authorize to create regional solid Reynolds waste authority with other counties. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence HB1880 Oktibbeha County and City of Starkville; authorize to Ellis provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House HB1883 Natchez-Adams County Convention Promotion Commission; Ketchings revise composition and other provisions of law creating. Passed Transmitted To House HB1884 City of Natchez; portion of gaming revenue fee paid to Ketchings Adams County. Passed Transmitted To House HB1885 City of Southaven; authorize to provide fire protection Jennings for certain territory. Passed Transmitted To House HB1886 George County; authorize to retire certain county debt. Maples Passed Transmitted To House HB1887 George County; authorize to accept certain land from Maples the U.S. Forestry Service. Passed Transmitted To House HB1888 Webster County; authorize to provide additional Smith (35th) assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House HB1890 City of Southaven; authorize to name and designate Jennings certain property as the "Vicksburg Park". Passed Transmitted To House HB1891 Newton County; authorize to participate in Sebastopol Livingston Natural Gas District. Passed Transmitted To House HB1892 Scott County; authorize to create natural gas utility Livingston district. Passed Transmitted To House HC 160 Commend Magee Trojans Football Team. Rotenberry Adopted Transmitted To House HC 161 Commend Sylvarena Baptist Church. Barnett (92nd) Adopted Transmitted To House HC 163 Commend Vancleave High School Lady Bulldogs Basketball Read Team. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 164 Commend Peggie Gillom on being inducted into the Gadd Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. Adopted Transmitted To House SB2092 Office of Purchasing and Travel; authorize longer Burton travel management contract and annual publication of expense allowances. Conference Report Adopted SB2174 Mississippi Children's Health Insurance Program and Bean commission; establish. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2193 Mississippi Industries for the Blind; may set policy Nunnelee for employee leave, legal holidays, contracts with other agencies. Conference Report Adopted SB2195 CON to rehab hospital in Hinds County for nursing care Woodfield for disabled persons; authorize. Conference Report Adopted SB2239 Public defender; establish statewide system. Turner Conference Report Adopted SB2318 Medicaid assistance program; revise eligibility, Bean services, notification prior to issuance of CON. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2332 Mississippi Mutual Insurance Company Conversion and Kirby Reorganization Act; create. Conference Report Adopted SB2352 Victim Rights; enact specific per Constitutional Turner amendment. Conference Report Adopted Motion to Reconsider Entered Reconsidered Recommitted For Further Conf SB2381 Community/junior college and university admission; Ferris authorize dual enrollment and early admissions program. Conference Report Adopted SB2418 Highway; add in Coahoma County and make other changes Furniss in highway system. Conference Report Adopted SB2572 School district employees may donate leave to another Ferris employee suffering from a catastrophic injury or illness; authorize. Conference Report Adopted SB2650 Statute of limitations; revise for certain crimes Turner (MPA). Conference Report Adopted SB2687 Chancery clerks; provide allowance in certain counties. Gordon Conference Report Adopted SB2799 Ms. Bd. of Nursing Home Administrators; required to White (5th) deposit monies received into State Treasury. Conference Report Adopted SB2800 Newspapers; increase fees authorized for publication of Gordon legal notices. Conference Report Adopted SB2854 Mississippi Check Cashers Act; create. Woodfield Recommitted For Further Conf SB2868 Capital murder; revise. Ross Conference Report Adopted SB2980 Uniform Administrative Procedures Law; create study Robertson committee. Conference Report Adopted SB3049 State employees paid twice per month; delay until Gordon January 1, 2000. Decline to Concur/Invite Conf Conferees Named Gordon,Hawks,Harden SB3070 Harvest permits for vehicles; reenact authority and Little extend repealer. Conference Report Adopted SB3254 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain IHL Smith and community/junior colleges capital improvements. Conference Report Adopted SB3299 Oktibbeha County; sheriff may regulate wearing of Hamilton uniforms by deputies when off duty. Amended Passed As Amended Transmitted To House SB3311 Oktibbeha County; authorize to provide additional Hamilton assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House SB3312 Clay County and City of West Point; authorize to Turner provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House SB3315 Choctaw County and City of Ackerman; authorize to Jordan (18th) provide additional assurance of financial resources for landfill closure. Passed Transmitted To House SB3316 Lamar County; contribute to the Salvation Army. Bean Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To House SC 521 Joint Rules; require amendments to show deleted Hewes language, etc. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 663 National fire ant plan; memorialize Congress to support Thames development of. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 665 Dexter Attendance Center Boys Basketball Team; commend. Stogner Adopted Transmitted To House SC 667 Carmel Stringer; commend for dedicated service to Jones Harvey County Junior College. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 668 David Ogden "Bud" Thoms; commend. Scoper Adopted Transmitted To House SC 670 Florida State Senator Daryl Jones; commend upon Horhn nomination as Secy U.S. Air Force. Adopted Transmitted To House SR 34 Lynda G. Tuck; commend. Burton Adopted SR 35 Commend the Hazlehurst girls high school basketball Posey team for winning state championship. Adopted SR 36 Clinton High School Cheerleaders; commend for winning White (29th) the State Cheerleading Championship. Adopted SR 39 Commend Vicky Gore, Outstanding Educator. Harvey Adopted SR 40 Adrian Powell; commend for award-winning talent and Rayborn photographs. Adopted
HB1893 Property and casualty insurance; require buy-back Guice provision for deductibles. Referred To Insurance HC 166 Declare Safe Driver Awareness Weeks. Compretta Referred To Rules HC 167 Commend Bogue Chitto Girls Basketball Team. Moak Referred To Rules HC 168 Commend West Bolivar High School Boys Basketball Team. Thornton Referred To Rules HC 169 Commend Petal High School Soundsations. King Referred To Rules HC 170 Commemorating Workers Memorial Day on April 28, 1998. Evans Referred To Rules
HB1721 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Livingston Enrolled Bill Signed HB1723 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Livingston Enrolled Bill Signed HB1725 Appropriation; Beauvoir Shrine. Brown Enrolled Bill Signed HB1728 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th) Enrolled Bill Signed HB1733 Appropriation; State Fire Academy. Watson Enrolled Bill Signed HB1734 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson Enrolled Bill Signed HB1737 Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement Foster System-administrative expenses; maintenance and operation of building. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1738 Appropriation; Mississippi Department of Foster Transportation. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1739 Appropriation; Board of Agricultural Aviation. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1740 Appropriation; Athletic Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1741 Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1748 Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foster Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1754 Appropriation; Oil and Gas Board. Foster Enrolled Bill Signed HB1822 Lauderdale County; revise membership of Emergency Robinson (84th) Communications Commisson. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3252 DeSoto County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Hawks convention bureau tax proceeds for additional purposes. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3256 Tunica County; revise provisions concerning Diamond Furniss Lakes Utilities and Improvements District. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3257 Tunica County; authorize contribution of funds to the Furniss Aaron E. Henry Health Clinic. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3282 Holly Springs; levy hotel, restaurant and alcohol tax Minor for recreational facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3285 Tunica County; contribute to Tunica County Museum, Furniss Inc., to establish a museum. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3289 Gulfport; may appoint person to the civil service Woodfield commission who have not been residents for 5 years. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3292 Tunica County; revise purposes for which gaming revenue Furniss may be spent. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3314 Bonds; revise description of a construction project at Harden JSU. Enrolled Bill Signed
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