Mississippi Legislature
2005 Regular Session

Daily Action Report for 01/04/05



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House: Introductions

HB   1  Retirement; PERS members with 10 years service may        Fleming
        receive one-time distribution from their contributions 
        for certain purposes.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB   2  City of Biloxi; authorize donation to Humane Society of   Janus
        South Mississippi.                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB   3  Implied consent; revise penalties for first and second    Reeves
        offenses with higher blood alcohol concentration.      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB   4  Appropriation; Department of Corrections to provide       Moak
        funding for additional field officers.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB   5  Mississippi Code; provide set to office of                Moak
        superintendent of each public school district.         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB   6  Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 2005; create.              Flaggs
           01/04 (H) Referred To Juvenile Justice;Appropriations
HB   7  Death penalty; not applicable to persons under age of     Fleming
        18 years.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB   8  Sentencing; prohibit death sentence when evidence         Fleming
        establishes racial bias in prosecuting or sentencing.  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB   9  Hate crimes; revise application.                          Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  10  School enrollment; students may attend a school in a      Fleming
        different district if their parents are purchasing a   
        residence there.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB  11  Election commissioners; prohibit employment by            Fleming
        political party while in office.                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB  12  High school; require students to complete state           Fleming
        certified driver education training in order to        
        graduate.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB  13  Whistleblower Law; provide for damages.                   Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  14  Dairy show; hold in Brookhaven in Lincoln County.         Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB  15  Alcoholic beverage licenses; require to purchase          Moak
        certain liability insurance.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  16  Motor vehicle liability insurance coverage; raise         Moak
        statutory minimum.                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB  17  Court of Appeals; provide office operating allowance      Moak
        for certain judges.                                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations
HB  18  Uninsured motorist coverage; equal to or higher than      Moak
        liability limits.                                      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB  19  Motor vehicle dealers; increase bond requirements as      Moak
        designated agents.                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB  20  County roads and bridges; increase monetary threshold     Moak
        requiring hiring engineer.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB  21  State disability retirement; revise requirements for      Moak
        refiling claims.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  22  Chancery courts; provide for posts in certain             Moak
        districts.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  23  Circuit courts; provide for posts in certain districts.   Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  24  Insurance agent; revise definition under insurance        Moak
        laws.                                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB  25  Military records; allow for consideration for parole      Fleming
        and trusty status for DOC inmates.                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB  26  Indecent exposure; revise penalties.                      Zuber
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  27  Appropriation; Education Department for support of        Ishee
        Enrich Program of Lutheran Social Ministries.          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  28  Parole; provide that first-time nonviolent offenders      Ishee
        convicted after June 30, 1995, may be eligible.        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB  29  Health maintenance organizations; shall not               Ishee
        discriminate against willing health care providers in  
        geographic location.                                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB  30  Fishing licenses; authorize reciprocity with Alabama      Zuber
        for persons 65 and older.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
HB  31  Public records; delete authority of public agencies to    Zuber
        collect certain fees.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  32  License tag; distinctive tag issued to volunteer fire     Markham
        fighters without additional fee.                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  33  Motor vehicle ad valorem tax; exempt portion for          Zuber
        military personnel stationed out of state.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  34  Motor fuel taxes; delete diversion of portion to Gaming   Miles
        Counties Bond Sinking Fund.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  35  Saltwater sports fishing licenses; valid for 12 months    Zuber
        from date of issuance.                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Marine Resources
HB  36  Court reporters; additional compensation for court        Moak
        administrator duties to be paid from judge's support   
        staff allowance.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers
HB  37  Medicaid physician immunity; limit damages to             Masterson
        $250,000.00.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  38  Bad checks; strengthen provisions for collecting.         Miles
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  39  State employees' life insurance; revise the amount of     Smith (27th)
        coverage available to employees and certain retirees.  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB  40  County and municipal advertising; repeal authority to     Reeves
        expend certain tax monies for.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs
HB  41  Notaries public; increase maximum fees allowed for        Moak
        services.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers
HB  42  Municipalities; authorize issuance of bonds for           Fleming
        downtown private real estate development projects.     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  43  Student Achievement Guarantee in Education Act; create.   Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB  44  Municipal abandoned property; authorize governing         Fleming
        authorities to give to adjacent landowner.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities
HB  45  Tuition; universities; limit increase after initial       Fleming
        enrollment.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB  46  Corrections; authorize use of county inmates for          Fleming
        skilled labor in other counties.                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB  47  Delinquent county debts; county may pay debt collector    Moak
        up to 50% of amount collected.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB  48  Circuit court cases; may be remanded to justice or        Moak
        municipal court to be tried as misdemeanors.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  49  Implied consent; no nonadjudication in zero tolerance     Reeves
        if no chemical test is given.                          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  50  Implied consent; prohibit reduction of sentence for       Reeves
        second or subsequent offenses.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  51  Income Tax; increase rate of tax.                         Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  52  Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters Death          Broomfield
        Benefit Trust Fund; revise surviving spouse award.     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  53  Income tax; authorize State Tax Commission to allow       Fleming
        taxpayers owing additional tax to pay through          
        installment agreement.                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB  54  Elections; persons convicted of any felony may not        Denny
        vote.                                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB  55  Health insurance; senior status judges continue to        Moak
        receive state insurance coverage.                      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB  56  Deaths; require reporting to medical examiner if result   Moak
        from abuse or occur in long-term care facility.        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB  57  Retirement; provide credit in Public Employees'           Fleming
        Retirement System for service in United States Peace   
        Corps.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  58  Retirement; PERS members may increase employee's          Fleming
        contribution rate and receive higher benefits.         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  59  Retirement; PERS and Highway Patrol members may retire    Fleming
        regardless of age with 20 years of service.            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  60  Law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement   Fleming
        system for.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  61  Driver's license; require renewal every two years for     Fleming
        persons over eighty-five.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB  62  Suffrage; restore to Robin Lewis of Hinds County.         Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  63  Appropriation; Department of Education for reinstating    Fleming
        physical education programs.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  64  Lethal injection; remove requirement that a licensed      Fleming
        physician administer execution.                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB  65  Major medical leave; allow state employees to be paid     Fleming
        for no more than 30 days at termination of employment. 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations
HB  66  Legislator's salary; require to be equal to the highest   Fleming
        base salary of any city alderman or councilman.        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations
HB  67  Mississippi Resident Tuition Assistance Grant (MTAG)      Markham
        Program; increase award amounts.                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB  68  Scholastic year; prohibit schools from opening before     Markham
        August 15.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB  69  Election commissioners; remove requirement to declare     Fleming
        party affiliation.                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB  70  Appropriation; DHS to fund grant program for certain      Fleming
        parents to provide for child care.                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  71  Appropriation; DHS to fund reimbursement program to       Fleming
        child care facilities for background checks.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  72  Death penalty; abolish by 2013 and prohibit death         Fleming
        penalty sentences after January 1, 2006.               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB  73  Capital death penalty cases; provide for                  Fleming
        post-conviction motions for DNA testing.               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB  74  Absentee ballots; count and keep at circuit clerk's       Fleming
        office.                                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB  75  Appropriation; IHL for funding grant program for          Fleming
        persons taking academic courses on Internet.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  76  Public schools; prohibit zero tolerance discipline        Fleming
        plans.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB  77  County grand jury; allow to remand cases to justice or    Moak
        municipal court to be tried as misdemeanors.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  78  Managed care plans; cannot restrict providers from        Fleming
        prescribing brand name drugs for patients.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Medicaid
HB  79  Real estate appraisals; prohibit more than one            Fleming
        appraiser from working public projects at the same     
        time.                                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  80  Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act; repeal and enact       Fleming
        partisan judicial elections.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary A
HB  81  Restitution center; authorize establishment in            Moak
        southwest Mississippi.                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections;Appropriations
HB  82  Headlights; require to be used whenever windshield        Ishee
        wipers necessitated.                                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB  83  Justice court; provide jurisdiction over seized           Moak
        property for game and fish violations.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks;Judiciary B
HB  84  Trial in absence of accused; revise.                      Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  85  Pretrial intervention program; revise to provide          Moak
        keeping of nonpublic records of subsequent proceedings.
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  86  Disinterment of buried human bodies; define persons       Moak
        having right of consent to.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB  87  Death penalty; not to apply to minors.                    Mayo
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB  88  Death penalty; provide moratorium for purpose of          Mayo
        completing study on impact.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB  89  Courts; allow chancery courts to hear Tort Claims Act     Moak
        cases sent back from appellate courts.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  90  Agricultural leases of prison land; revise lease term     Mayo
        and authorize auction for.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB  91  Department of Information Technology Services; require    Reeves
        to develop certain policies regarding cellular         
        telephones.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB  92  Salvage motor vehicles; provide for issuance of           Moak
        certificates of title.                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB  93  Elected offices; increase filing fees for certain.        Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB  94  Expunction; provide for certain crimes.                   Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  95  Lawyer advertising; provide enforcement by Mississippi    Reeves
        Bar.                                                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  96  Criminal procedure; clarify expunction when               Moak
        court-imposed conditions are completed or cases are    
        dismissed.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB  97  Implied consent; revise officers authorized to            Reeves
        administer chemical tests.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  98  Implied consent; no dismissal or not guilty finding for   Reeves
        failure to provide full information.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB  99  Child custody; revise right of 12-year-old child to       Reeves
        select custodial parent.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 100  Salaries of state employees; increase annually above      Fleming
        United States Health and Human Services poverty        
        guidelines.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 101  Access to Postsecondary Education Act; create.            Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 102  Municipalities; increase the number of councilmen and     Fleming
        wards in mayor-council form of government.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities
HB 103  Gasoline; prohibit the use of MTBE as a gasoline          Fleming
        additive and revise labeling requirements.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 104  Highway speed limit; maximum not to exceed 65 miles per   Fleming
        hour at night.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 105  Motor vehicles; revise manner of payment of ad valorem    Fleming
        tax on, revise for personalized license tax.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 106  Senior citizens; allow those with annual incomes below    Moak
        a certain amount to attend college tuition free.       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 107  Election; repeal Nonpartisan Judicial Election Act.       Denny
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections;Judiciary A
HB 108  Fire fighters; authorize to keep badge and helmet upon    Zuber
        retirement.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 109  Transfer of county/city property to nonprofit primary     Warren
        health care clinic; extend repealer.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs;Municipalities
HB 110  Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers incurring      Fleming
        expenses for tutorial services for dependents enrolled 
        in public schools.                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 111  Bonds; issue bonds for improvements to Level 1 and        Fleming
        Level 2 public high schools.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 112  Mediation; require pursuit mediation in all civil         Upshaw
        litigation.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 113  County road construction and repair; establish state      Nicholson
        funding program to assist.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation;Appropriations
HB 114  Attorneys; require statement on letterhead regarding      Reeves
        errors and omissions coverage.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 115  Graffiti; authorize counties to adopt ordinances to       Moak
        remove or cover on private property.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 116  Firearms; additional penalty for stealing during          Moak
        another crime.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 117  Cyberstalking; establish law prohibiting.                 Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 118  DUI; create separate offense of violating DUI law with    Reeves
        minor as vehicle occupant.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 119  Motor vehicles; require notice to buyer that vehicle      Moak
        may be salvaged or rebuilt and provide penalties for   
        violations.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 120  Motor vehicles; require entity dismantling or crushing    Moak
        vehicles to notify lienholders and provide penalties   
        for violations.                                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 121  State ballad; designate "Mississippi, The Promised        Moak
        Land" as official state ballad.                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HB 122  Elected officials; indictment results in suspension       Denny
        without pay and conviction results in removal.         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 123  State employees; increase salaries of.                    Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 124  Elder death review teams; authorize counties to           Moak
        establish.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 125  Medical Practice Disclosure Act; create.                  Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Judiciary A
HB 126  Trial by jury; allow and restrict contractual waiver of   Moak
        right to trial by jury.                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 127  Scenic streams; designate Pascagoula River as eligible    Broomfield
        for nomination to scenic streams.                      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 128  Criminal records; require permanent storage.              Broomfield
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 129  Income tax; provide credit for taxpayer paying home       Denny
        security expenses for primary residence.               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 130  Universities; phase out remedial courses in reading and   Martinson
        reading comprehension.                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 131  Implied Consent Law; appeals from justice court given     Reeves
        priority on county and circuit court dockets.          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 132  Domesticated pet; provide civil damages for               Fleming
        intentionally or negligently and unlawfully killing.   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 133  Physical education; require public high schools to        Fleming
        teach daily.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB 134  Veterinarians; prohibit debarking or surgically           Fleming
        silencing a vicious dog.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 135  Corrections; authorize mandatory rehabilitation program   Fleming
        for offenders convicted of drug or alcohol related     
        crimes.                                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections;Appropriations
HB 136  Postsecondary academic courses on Internet; establish     Fleming
        tuition grant program for.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 137  Debilitating disease tuition waiver program; establish.   Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 138  Teachers, counselors and school officials; prohibit       Fleming
        from recommending psychiatric drugs for children.      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB 139  Child care; create grant program to assist certain        Fleming
        parents with cost of providing for their children.     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 140  Child care facilities; create reimbursement program for   Fleming
        cost of obtaining criminal background checks.          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 141  Genetic testing and discrimination; prohibit by           Fleming
        employers.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Labor
HB 142  Mississippi Engineers of the 21st Century Scholarship     Fleming
        Fund; create.                                          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 143  Hotels and motels; prohibit room rental for illegal or    Fleming
        illicit activities.                                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 144  Employers; prohibit from asking on an employment          Fleming
        application whether applicant is a convicted felon.    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Labor
HB 145  Wages; require Mississippi employers to pay wages of no   Fleming
        less than 15% above federal minimum wage.              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Labor;Ways and Means
HB 146  Gift certificates; prohibit expiration dates, service     Fleming
        fees and dormancy fees.                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 147  Marijuana; allow medical use by seriously ill patients    Fleming
        under doctor's supervision.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 148  Anti-Spam Act; create.                                    Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 149  Special elections; call when legislator or state          Fleming
        elected official changes political party affiliation.  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 150  School Testing Right to Know Act; create.                 Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB 151  Employers; grant leave for school activities and          Fleming
        receive ad valorem tax refund.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 152  Crimes; create misdemeanor offense of leaving child       Fleming
        under nine unattended in a motor vehicle.              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 153  Municipal ordinances prohibiting housing                  Fleming
        discrimination; authorize.                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities
HB 154  Depositions; allow elderly who are victims of financial   Fleming
        exploitation, abuse or neglect to take at home.        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 155  Automated teller machines (ATM); impose tax on amount     Fleming
        of transaction fees charged to users of.               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Banking and Financial Services;Ways and Means
HB 156  Agricultural seeds; remove repealer on specific           Warren
        enforcement responsibilities of Commissioner of        
        Agriculture.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 157  Public schools; create a task force to study core         Fleming
        curriculum.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 158  Attention Deficit Disorder; require physician or          Fleming
        psychiatrist to report number of children diagnosed    
        with to school districts.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 159  Mississippi After-School Initiative Task Force; create.   Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB 160  Crimes; misdemeanor to house sex offender where           Fleming
        children are present.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 161  Public/Mass Transit Task Force; create.                   Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 162  Clean Indoor Air Act; create.                             Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 163  School districts; provide for elected municipal           Chism
        trustees and appointed county superintendents.         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections
HB 164  Medical examiner; provide for confidentiality of          Fleming
        certain reports in death investigations.               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Judiciary B
HB 165  CON; authorize for community living program for           Martinson
        developmentally disabled adults in Madison County.     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 166  Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law; delete       Fleming
        requirement that restaurants have certain minimum      
        portion of revenue from food.                          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 167  Income tax; exclude overtime compensation from gross      Fleming
        income.                                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 168  Gasoline excise tax; increase and deposit portion of      Fleming
        proceeds into Mississippi Highway-Railroad Grade       
        Crossing Safety Account.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 169  Income tax; authorize deduction for medical expenses      Fleming
        regardless of amount.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 170  Adequate Education Program; delete repealer on            McCoy
        high-growth school district formula.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 171  Transient vendor law; require exempt persons to notify    Martinson
        political subdivision when transacting business.       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 172  Commercial fire suppression systems; require license      Martinson
        for sellers and installers.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 173  Wills; require probate within five years or               Taylor
        ineffective.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 174  Retirement; provide for creditable service in PERS for    McCoy
        service in Mississippi National Guard.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 175  State and School Employees Health Insurance; provide      Smith (27th)
        that state pay all costs for retired public school     
        teachers.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB 176  State buildings; increase number of women's rest rooms.   Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Property;Appropriations
HB 177  Income tax; revise time within which State Tax            Moak
        Commission must refund overpayment before taxpayer may 
        petition for hearing.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 178  Poultry processors; provide penalties on loans to         Moak
        processors that violate the federal Clean Water Act.   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 179  Income tax; partially exclude active duty military        Zuber
        compensation received by nonresident while stationed in
        this state.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 180  Ad valorem taxation; revise definition of "head of        Denny
        family" and "home" or "homestead" under the homestead  
        exemption law.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 181  Ad valorem taxes; delete school boards' authority to      Denny
        increase without referendum approval.                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Ways and Means
HB 182  Candidate qualifying fees; revise.                        Dedeaux
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 183  Responsible Alcohol Vendor Program; establish.            Janus
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 184  Income tax; authorize an adjustment to gross income for   Formby
        portion of self-employment taxes paid by self-employed 
        individuals.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 185  Voting; require ID to be shown before voting.             Formby
           01/04 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 186  Appropriations; provide certain matching funds for        Formby
        federal grants to purchase fire trucks.                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 187  Municipal annexation; require election in territory to    Formby
        be annexed if petition signed.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs
HB 188  Highway 49; bring segment between U.S. 90 and U.S. 80     Rotenberry
        up to highway standards.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation;Gaming
HB 189  Mississippi Highway 43; designate portion in Leake,       Malone
        Madison and Rankin Counties as "Joe A. Waggoner        
        Memorial Highway."                                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 190  Ad valorem tax and income tax; provide incentives to      Fleming
        promote development in municipalities.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Ways and Means
HB 191  State and School Employees Health Insurance Plan;         Formby
        require certain prior participation and delete         
        provisions covering life insurance.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB 192  Gaming revenues; revise diversions.                       Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Gaming;Ways and Means
HB 193  Income tax; extend repealer on income tax credit for      Warren
        certain port charges for using certain port facilities.
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 194  Restitution to victims of crimes; extend repealer on      Warren
        authority to establish centers.                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 195  Office of State Aid Road Construction; exempt funds       Miles
        from transfer to Budget Contingency Fund.              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 196  Income tax; exclude active duty military compensation     Zuber
        received by a resident while stationed out of state.   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 197  Implied consent; revise zero tolerance for minors.        Baker (74th)
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Juvenile Justice
HB 198  Speed bumps; authorize counties and cities to install.    Baker (74th)
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs;Municipalities
HB 199  Motor vehicle liability insurance; require before         Baker (74th)
        issuing or renewing driver's license or car tag.       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Transportation
HB 200  DFA's requirement to contract agricultural leases of      Warren
        prison lands to private entities; extend repealer (RP).
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Property;Corrections
HB 201  Sales tax; impose on certain rentals of real property.    Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 202  Taxation; create one percent professional service         Fleming
        transaction tax.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 203  State Grand Jury Act; extend repealer.                    Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 204  Group purchase programs by certain public hospitals;      Warren
        extend repealer.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 205  Harvest permits; extend repealer on authority of          Warren
        Transportation Commission to issue.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 206  Reconsideration of rejected application for parole by     Warren
        parole board within one year of rejection; extend      
        repealer (RP).                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 207  Prohibition on procurement of certain goods made by       Warren
        out-of-state inmate labor if PIC makes goods; extend   
        repealer (RP).                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 208  Sales tax; exempt sales of tangible personal property     Upshaw
        and services to certain organizations providing food to
        needy persons.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 209  State Parole Board responsibilities and duties; extend    Warren
        repealer (RP).                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 210  Construction and operation of public water systems;       Warren
        extend repealer.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 211  Donation of personal leave by public officers and         Warren
        employees; extend date of repeal.                      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations
HB 212  IHL; prescribe alternate procedure board may employ for   Fleming
        certain university projects.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 213  Private Attorney Retention Sunshine Act; create.          Denny
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations
HB 214  State contracts; prohibit granting to those contractors   Janus
        employing persons who are not American citizens or     
        legal aliens.                                          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 215  Gaming license fees; redistribute portion of state's      Miles
        share.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Gaming;Ways and Means
HB 216  Municipal annexation; require approval by majority of     Ellington
        electors in territory to be annexed.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs
HB 217  Mississippi Consumer Choice in Motor Vehicle Insurance    Chism
        Act; create.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Judiciary A
HB 218  Hunting and fishing bag limits; extend repealer.          Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
HB 219  Regulation of hunting nonnative cervids in                Warren
        noncommercial wildlife enclosures; extend repealer.    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
HB 220  Small Business Assistance; extend repealer.               Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 221  All terrain vehicles; establish voluntary ownership       Miles
        registration network.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 222  Mississippi Highway 309; designate portion in Marshall    Woods
        County as "J.P. Woods Memorial Highway."               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 223  Budget; state budget requests, recommendations and        Zuber
        appropriations shall be based on zero-based budgeting  
        principles.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 224  State tax system; create task force to study.             Fleming
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 225  Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers that are       Fleming
        required to conduct criminal background checks on      
        employees.                                             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 226  Business improvement districts; prohibit from taking      Fleming
        action that impedes or circumvents authority of        
        municipality in which located.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities
HB 227  Smoking; prohibit in family restaurants.                  Mayo
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 228  Smoking; prohibit in family restaurants except in         Mayo
        separately enclosed bars.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 229  Smoking; prohibit in enclosed public places with          Mayo
        certain exceptions.                                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 230  Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for construction    Mayo
        of a National Guard Readiness Center in Clarksdale.    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 231  Inherited metabolic diseases; create program to pay       Ishee
        cost of special formulas and foods for persons having. 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 232  Income tax; provide a credit for nonpublic school         Fleming
        tuition payments and home school material costs.       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 233  Street rods and antique cars; allow use of blue rear      Montgomery
        lamps.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 234  Dairy shows; hold one each fall at Pontotoc in Pontotoc   Montgomery
        County when funds become available.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 235  Parole officers; authorize to retain firearm upon         Montgomery
        retirement.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 236  Speech pathologists and audiologists; extend repealer     Warren
        on regulation of.                                      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 237  Municipal Crime Prevention Fund; extend repealer.         Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Appropriations
HB 238  Charter schools; extend repealer; establish study         Warren
        commission.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 239  Optometry; extend repealer on the regulation of the       Warren
        practice of.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 240  Crossbow hunting; extend repealer on requirement for      Warren
        physician to certify disability for person to use      
        crossbow.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
HB 241  CON; extend repealer on the exemption of nursing          Warren
        facilities.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 242  Mississippi Rice Promotion Fund assessments; extend       Warren
        repealer.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 243  Motor vehicles; extend repealer on total weight of        Warren
        those with a harvest permit.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 244  General inmate authority of Department of Corrections;    Warren
        extend repealer (RP).                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 245  Light wine and beer laws; extend repeal date on           Warren
        authority of Alcoholic Beverage Control officers to    
        enforce.                                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 246  Licensure of hearing aid specialists; delete repealer.    Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 247  Nonviolent offenders; allow certain offenders who have    Taylor
        completed sentences to petition court to have record   
        expunged.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 248  Baby drop-off; revise entities authorized to accept       Taylor
        newborn child.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B;Public Health and Human Services
HB 249  Child support; allow evidence of extra support in         Taylor
        modification proceedings.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 250  Adverse possession; payment of ad valorem taxes by        Taylor
        owner constitutes occupancy.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 251  Law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement   Janus
        system for.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 252  State and School Employees Health Insurance; state pay    Smith (27th)
        full cost for employees drawing PERS disability        
        retirement.                                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB 253  Death penalty; abolish for mentally retarded or           Fleming
        challenged and provide for mitigating factor.          
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary En Banc
HB 254  Adverse possession; prohibit if owner pays taxes.         Taylor
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 255  Resident hunting and fishing licenses; allow certain      Taylor
        nonresidents to purchase.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
HB 256  Board on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and            Taylor
        Training; revise membership.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 257  Incentive payment program; sales tax incentive fund;      Warren
        extend repealer.                                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 258  Special license tag; authorize to be issued for replica   Ishee
        motor vehicles.                                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 259  Appropriation; Corrections department for support of      Ishee
        Storybook program of Lutheran Social Ministries.       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 260  Income tax; provide a credit for certain taxpayers        Fleming
        incurring expenses for certain household and dependent 
        care services.                                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 261  Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers allowed to     Fleming
        claim federal earned income tax credit.                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 262  Controlled Substances Prescription Monitoring Act;        Barnett
        create.                                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Appropriations
HB 263  Board of Medical Licensure; authorize to issue            Barnett
        subpoenas during investigations and provide for rules  
        and appeals.                                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services;Judiciary A
HB 264  Ad valorem taxes; refund portion of school taxes to       Fleming
        employers that allow employees to take leave for       
        volunteer service in public schools.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 265  Adoption; authorize opening of adoption records when      Barnett
        child reaches age of 18 years.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 266  Title pledge lenders; prescribe content of transaction    Fleming
        form and reduce service charge percentage.             
           01/04 (H) Referred To Banking and Financial Services
HB 267  State employees salaries; may not be increased with       Taylor
        funds allocated for additional positions not filled.   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 268  Pain Relief Act; create.                                  Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 269  Emergency telephone warning systems; authorize counties   Moak
        to establish and support.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 270  Major medical leave; remove requirement that state        Fleming
        employee must use one day of personal leave before     
        using.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;Appropriations
HB 271  Medicaid; drugs used to manage ADD and ADHD shall be on   Fleming
        preferred drug list.                                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Medicaid;Appropriations
HB 272  Motor vehicle identification cards; authorize county      Fleming
        tax collectors to sell.                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 273  Driveways; authorize counties to maintain for home        Taylor
        health care recipients.                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 274  Corrections; provide that certain offenders are not       Moak
        eligible for earned-time allowance.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 275  Department of Environmental Quality; Attorney General     Moak
        to be sole legal advisor.                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 276  Doctrine of adverse possession; repeal.                   Taylor
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 277  Criminal investigators; provide additional investigator   Moak
        for 14th Circuit Court District.                       
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Appropriations
HB 278  Health Care False Claims Act; create.                     Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 279  Rental property; authorize disabled persons to break      Moak
        certain leases if public housing becomes available.    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 280  IHL; require cooperation with federal agencies in         Moak
        terrorism investigation.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges
HB 281  Nursing homes; allow resident or resident's kin or        Moak
        guardian to monitor resident's room with electronic    
        device.                                                
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 282  Adult entertainment business; prohibit establishment on   Fleming
        sixteenth section land or lieu land.                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Education
HB 283  Toll roads; authorize Transportation Commission to        Miles
        contract with private entities to construct.           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation;Ways and Means
HB 284  Public employees; prohibit from recommending or           Taylor
        endorsing purchases.                                   
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 285  Used car salesman; require continuing education.          Moak
           01/04 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 286  Medicaid implantable drug pump; extend repealer on.       Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Medicaid;Appropriations
HB 287  Individual On-Site Wastewater Disposal System Law;        Warren
        extend the date of repealer.                           
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 288  Appellate judges; provide for appointed Supreme Court     Denny
        and Court of Appeals.                                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Apportionment and Elections
HB 289  Autopsies; only certified pathologists may perform.       Denny
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 290  School bus drivers; state will pay health insurance       Guice
        cost for PERS retirees employed as.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 291  Statute of limitations; revise computation on debts       Denny
        where partial payment is made.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 292  Municipal annexation; require election on question of.    Horne
           01/04 (H) Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs
HB 293  Mississippi Reducing Out-of-Wedlock Pregnancies           Warren
        Incentive Grant Fund; extend repealer.                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 294  Mississippi Civil Rights Museum; create and place under   Fleming
        Department of Archives and History.                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Property;Appropriations
HB 295  Infant Mortality Task Force; extend repealer.             Warren
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HB 296  Courts; abolish herd and provide posts in certain         Moak
        chancery and circuit court districts.                  
           01/04 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 297  Probation; provide that a period of probation shall not   Fleming
        exceed three years.                                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 298  County and city inmates; require to assist in the         Mayo
        payment of costs of incarceration.                     
           01/04 (H) Referred To Corrections
HB 299  Tuition; nonresident college students who are residents   Fleming
        of certain states pay same amount as resident          
        students.                                              
           01/04 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges
HB 300  Dead bodies; provide family the right to exhume body      Taylor
        and move to another grave site.                        
           01/04 (H) Referred To Public Health and Human Services
HC   1  Preclearance requirement of the Voting Rights Act of      Fleming
        1965; request Congress to remove the repealer on.      
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   2  National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators; endorse    Fleming
        2003 Policy Report.                                    
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   3  Amend Constitution; justice court; judge to be            Reeves
        practicing attorney; maximum jurisdiction set by       
        statute.                                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC   4  Global Sullivan Principles of Corporate Social            Fleming
        Responsibility; endorse.                               
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   5  New Bretton Woods Conference for international monetary   Fleming
        system stability; call for.                            
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   6  Slavery and plan of reparation; request Congress to       Fleming
        establish commission to study.                         
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   7  Resolution of the family.                                 Denny
           01/04 (H) Referred To Rules
HC   8  Amend Constitution; establish hunting and fishing as a    Bondurant
        right.                                                 
           01/04 (H) Referred To Constitution



Senate: Introductions

SN   1  Patricia Dale (Patti) Marshall, Ridgeland, Mississippi,   ATTORNEY GENERAL
        Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women, term    
        ending June 30, 2008.                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Rules
SN   2  Charles Franklin (Skin) McClelland, Jackson,              LT. GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Mississippi Home Corporation, six-year    
        term effective immediately.                            
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN   3  Tina Ann Mabry, Decatur, Mississippi, Mississippi Board   GOVERNOR
        of Nursing as a RN/Clinical (Associate Degree),        
        unexpired term ending July 1, 2007.                    
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN   4  Darlene Jean Linsey, McComb, Mississippi, Mississippi     GOVERNOR
        Board of Nursing as a Nurse Educator, four-year term   
        ending June 30, 2008.                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN   5  Dr. John Walter (Walt) Starr, Columbus, Mississippi,      GOVERNOR
        State Board of Dental Examiners, six-year term ending  
        June 30, 2010, representing Dental District One.       
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN   6  John C. Stanley, IV, Corinth, Mississippi, Mississippi    GOVERNOR
        Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks, five-year   
        term ending June 30, 2009, representing First          
        Congressional District.                                
           01/04 (S) Referred To Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
SN   7  William Thomas (Tommy) O'Brien, III, Natchez,             GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, State Board of Dental Examiners, six-year 
        term ending June 30, 2010, representing Dental District
        Six.                                                   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN   8  Ann Cathey Brock, Jackson, Mississippi, Mississippi       GOVERNOR
        Authority for Educational Television, four-year term   
        ending July 1, 2008.                                   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Education
SN   9  Shelby B. Drummond, Gautier, Mississippi, Mississippi     GOVERNOR
        Commission on Marine Resources, four-year term ending  
        July 1, 2008, representing Recreational Fisherman.     
           01/04 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN  10  Dr. Randy Herschel Russell, Ridgeland, Mississippi,       GOVERNOR
        State Board of Health as a Medical Doctor, six-year    
        term ending July 1, 2010, representing Third           
        Congressional District.                                
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  11  Johnny Lee (Chip) Crane, II, Fulton, Mississippi, State   GOVERNOR
        Board of Community & Junior Colleges, unexpired term   
        ending June 30, 2009, representing First Congressional 
        District, vice Noal Akins.                             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN  12  James Lauren (Larry) Calvert, Gulfport, Mississippi,      GOVERNOR
        State Board of Health as a Pharmacist, six-year term   
        ending July 1, 2010, representing Fourth Congressional 
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  13  Debra Lyvonne Griffin, Belzoni, Mississippi, State        GOVERNOR
        Board of Health as a Hospital Administrator, six-year  
        term ending July 1, 2010, representing Second          
        Congressional District.                                
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  14  Ellen P. Williams, Senatobia, Mississippi, State Board    GOVERNOR
        of Health as a Nursing Teacher, six-year term ending   
        July 1, 2010, representing First Congressional         
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  15  Rebecca C. (Becky) Nelms, Brookhaven, Mississippi,        GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Board of Nursing as a RN/Clinical          
        (Associate Degree), unexpired term ending June 30,     
        2006.                                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  16  Cathy Ann Williamson, Meridian, Mississippi,              GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Board of Nursing as a Nurse Practitioner,  
        four-year term ending June 30, 2008.                   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  17  Cecil Lealon Watkins, Picayune, Mississippi,              GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Department of Information Technology       
        Services, five-year term ending June 30, 2009.         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SN  18  Clelly Ray Farmer, Poplerville, Mississippi, Barber       GOVERNOR
        Examiners Board, four-year term ending July 1, 2008,   
        representing Fourth Congressional District.            
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  19  Tommye Dale Favre, Gautier, Mississippi, Executive        GOVERNOR
        Director of Mississippi Employment Security Commission,
        term at will and pleasure of Governor.                 
           01/04 (S) Referred To Labor
SN  20  George Vaughn Marler, Sr., Morton, Mississippi,           GOVERNOR
        Mississippi State Board of Contractors, unexpired term 
        ending June 30, 2008, representing building            
        contractors.                                           
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  23  Norris Lee (N. L.) Carson, Carthage, Mississippi,         SECRETARY OF STATE
        Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission, unexpired term   
        beginning immediately and ending June 30, 2006.        
           01/04 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SN  24  Emily Ann (E. A.) Allen, Gulfport, Mississippi, State     GOVERNOR
        Personnel Board, five-year term ending July 1, 2009.   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SN  25  Howell Nicholson (Hal) Gage, Vicksburg, Mississippi,      GOVERNOR
        State Board of Education, unexpired term ending June   
        30, 2007.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Education
SN  26  Derek Nicholas Gibbs, Madison, Mississippi, Department    GOVERNOR
        of Information Technology Services, unexpired term     
        ending June 30, 2008.                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SN  27  John Michael (Hairston) Hairston, Gulfport,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Mississippi Department of Information     
        Technology Services, unexpired term ending June 30,    
        2007, vice Angela Griffin.                             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SN  28  Richard Cecil Hackett, Nesbit, Mississippi, Board of      GOVERNOR
        Directors, Health Care Trust Fund and Health Care      
        Disposable Fund, five-year term ending  March 1, 2009, 
        representing First Congressional District.             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  29  Charles Adrian (Chuck) Jordan, Jr., Greenville,           GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Board of Directors, Health Care Trust Fund
        and Health Care Disposable Fund, unexpired term ending 
        March 1, 2008, representing Second Congressional       
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  30  Arthur Wallace (Bubba) Lang, III, Gulfport,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Board of Funeral Services as Funeral      
        Director, unexpired term ending June 30, 2006,         
        representing Second Supreme Court District.            
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  31  Earnest Ted (Ted) Ray, Cleveland, Mississippi, Board of   GOVERNOR
        Funeral Services as Funeral Director, unexpired term   
        ending June 30, 2006, representing First Supreme Court 
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  32  David Andrew Scott, Jackson, Mississippi, Oil and Gas     GOVERNOR
        Board, six-year term ending April 7, 2010, representing
        First Supreme Court District.                          
           01/04 (S) Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals
SN  33  Jack G. Virden, Vicksburg, Mississippi, State Board of    GOVERNOR
        Rehabilitative Services, five-year term ending July 1, 
        2009, representing client of rehabilitation services as
        at-large member.                                       
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  34  John Samuel Allison, Ridgeland, Mississippi,              GOVERNOR
        Commissioner of Banking and Consumer Finance, four-year
        term ending  July 1, 2008.                             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  35  Haley Reeves Fisackerly, Jackson, Mississippi,            GOVERNOR
        Telecommunications Conference and Training Center      
        Commission, term concurrent with Governor, representing
        Second Congressional District.                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Economic Development and Tourism
SN  36  Spencer Jayon (Spence) Flatgard, Ridgeland,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, State Bond Attorney, term concurrent with 
        Governor.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  37  Howard Alsobrook McKissack, Pass Christian,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Commission on Environmental Quality,      
        seven-year term ending June 30, 2011, representing     
        Fifth Congressional District.                          
           01/04 (S) Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res
SN  38  Michael Ray (Mike) Patterson, Boyle, Mississippi,         GOVERNOR
        Mississippi State Board of Chiropractic Examiners,     
        five-year term ending April 20, 2009.                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  39  John Perry Sansing, Columbus, Mississippi, Educational    GOVERNOR
        Televison Authority, unexpired term ending June 30,    
        2007.                                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Education
SN  40  Robert Jackson (Bobby) Moody, Louisville, Mississippi,    GOVERNOR
        Deputy Director of the Division of Medicaid, term      
        concurrent with Governor.                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  41  Raymond Liddell Long, Yazoo City, Mississippi, Barber     GOVERNOR
        Examiners Board, four-year term ending July 1, 2008,   
        representing Second Congressional District.            
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  42  Bennie Lee Adkins, Union, Mississippi, Barber Examiners   GOVERNOR
        Board, unexpired term ending June 30, 2005,            
        representing Third Congressional District.             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  43  Levi Willard (Junior) Laird, Jr., Natchez, Mississippi,   GOVERNOR
        Barber Examiners Board, four-year term commencing July 
        1, 2004 and ending June 30, 2008, representing the     
        at-large seat.                                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  44  Robert Ellis (Bob) Provine, Jr., Greenwood,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Licensed Applicator to the Agricultural   
        Aviation Board, four-year term ending May 9, 2008.     
           01/04 (S) Referred To Agriculture
SN  45  Rhonda Gay Harper, Pass Christian, Mississippi, Dental    GOVERNOR
        Hygienist-At-Large of State Board of Dental Examiners, 
        unexpired term ending June 30, 2009.                   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  46  Dr. Alvin Lafayette Felts, Jr., Moss Point,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, State Board of Dental Examiners, unexpired
        term ending June 30, 2009, representing Dental         
        District Five.                                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  47  Dr. Marion Lewis Grubbs, Jackson, Mississippi, State      GOVERNOR
        Board of Dental Examiners, unexpired term ending June  
        30, 2009, representing Dental District Four.           
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  48  Jack Hagen Winstead, Lawrence, Mississippi, Mississippi   GOVERNOR
        Commission on Environmental Quality, unexpired term    
        ending June 30, 2009, representing Third Congressional 
        District, vice William A. Cofield.                     
           01/04 (S) Referred To Environment Prot, Cons and Water Res
SN  49  John Nolen Canon, Jr., Tunica, Mississippi, Gaming        GOVERNOR
        Commission, unexpired term ending  October 30, 2007,   
        vice Robin Robinson.                                   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  51  Edgar Richard Gollott, Sr., D'Iverville, Mississippi,     GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, four-year  
        term ending July 1, 2008, representing Commercial      
        Seafood Processors.                                    
           01/04 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN  52  Oliver Anthony (Capt. O) Sahuque, Lakeshore,              GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Mississippi Commission on Marine          
        Resources, four-year term ending July 1, 2008,         
        representing Commercial Fishermen.                     
           01/04 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN  53  George Don (Don) Hartfield, Gulfport, Mississippi,        GOVERNOR
        Motor Vehicle Commission, seven-year term ending June  
        30, 2011, representing Fifth Congressional District.   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SN  54  Janet Anita Mann, Jackson, Mississippi, Mississippi       GOVERNOR
        Telecommunications Conference and Training Center      
        Commission, term concurrent with Governor.             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Economic Development and Tourism
SN  55  Hugh Hogue, Clinton, Mississippi, Mississippi Real        GOVERNOR
        Estate Appraisal Licensing and Certification Board,    
        four-year term ending July 1, 2008.                    
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  56  William Harold (Bill) Jones, Petal, Mississippi, State    SPEAKER
        Board of Education, term beginning September 20, 2004  
        and ending June 30, 2008.                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Education
SN  57  George Mike (Mike) Duke, Jackson, Mississippi,            LT. GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Industries for the Blind, term effective   
        immediately and ending June 30, 2007, representing     
        individual who is legally blind.                       
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  58  William A. (Bill) Allain, Jackson, Mississippi, Oil and   ATTORNEY GENERAL
        Gas Board, term begins July 15, 2004 and ends May 7,   
        2008.                                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals
SN  59  Dana Sharp Stringer, Brandon, Mississippi, Mississippi    LT. GOVERNOR
        Telecom Conference and Training Center Commission, term
        begins immediately and concurrent with Lt. Governor.   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Economic Development and Tourism
SN  60  Samuel H. (Sam) Albritton, Jr., Lumberton, Mississippi,   GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, six-year     
        term ending June 30, 2010, representing a member       
        associated with small business.                        
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  61  Richard Lee Devoe, Oxford, Mississippi, Mississippi       GOVERNOR
        Business Finance Corporation, six-year term ending June
        30, 2010, representing a member associated with small  
        business.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  62  Ellen Ferrell Short, Tupelo, Mississippi, Mississippi     GOVERNOR
        Home Corporation, unexpired term ending April 23, 2006,
        representing Third Supreme Court District.             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  63  James Robert (Bobby) Rayburn, Madison, Mississippi,       GOVERNOR
        Mississippi Home Corporation, unexpired term ending    
        April 23, 2008, representing First Supreme Court       
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Finance
SN  64  Neva Elizabeth Greenwald, Jackson, Mississippi, State     GOVERNOR
        Board of Physical Therapy, four-year term ending June  
        30, 2008, representing a Physical Therapist from the   
        Third Congressional District.                          
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  65  Gary DeWayne Self, Madison, Mississippi, Mississippi      GOVERNOR
        Board of Nursing, four-year term ending June  20, 2008,
        representing RN  at-large.                             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  66  Cassie N. (Cass) Pennington, Indianola, Mississippi,      GOVERNOR
        State Board of Health, unexpired term ending July 1,   
        2010, representing Second Congressional District, vice 
        Peyton Self.                                           
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  67  Dr. David Corbitt Newell, Meridian, Mississippi, State    GOVERNOR
        Board of Veterinary Medicine, unexpired term ending    
        April 22, 2008, representing First Supreme Court       
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Agriculture
SN  68  Jesse Walton (J. W.) Burt, Magnolia, Mississippi, Board   GOVERNOR
        of Directors of the Health Care Trust Fund and Health  
        Care Disposable Fund, unexpired term  ending March 1,  
        2006, representing Fourth Congressional District.      
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  69  Gloria Faye Dansby-Giles, Madison, Mississippi, Board     GOVERNOR
        of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors,     
        unexpired term ending  June 30, 2008, representing     
        Fourth Congressional District.                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  70  Don Albert (Don) Gibson, Madison, Mississippi, State      GOVERNOR
        Board of Medical Licensure, unexpired term ending June 
        30, 2010.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  71  Thomas Eugene (Gene) Walker, Sr., Forest, Mississippi,    GOVERNOR
        Board of Directors of the College Savings Plans of     
        Mississippi, five-year term ending June 30, 2009,      
        representing Third Congressional District.             
           01/04 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN  72  Liles B. Williams, Raymond, Mississippi, Workers'         GOVERNOR
        Compensation Commission as Chairman of the Commission  
        and a representative of employers, six-year term       
        beginning January 1, 2005 and ending December 31, 2010.
           01/04 (S) Referred To Insurance
SN  73  Harold Bell (Hal) McCarley, Jr., Madison, Mississippi,    GOVERNOR
        Tort Claims Board as Chairman, term at will and        
        pleasure of Governor.                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division A
SN  74  Tommy Kerr Wells, Batesville, Mississippi, Board of       GOVERNOR
        Funeral Services as Funeral Services Director,         
        unexpired term ending June 30, 2005, representing Third
        Supreme Court District.                                
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  75  Danny Ray Patterson, Corinth, Mississippi, Board of       GOVERNOR
        Funeral Services as Funeral Director, unexpired term   
        ending June 30, 2006, representing Third Supreme Court 
        District.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  76  Melvin Sidney (Rusty) Daniels, Jr., Laurel,               GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Board of Funeral Services as Funeral      
        Services Director, unexpired term ending June 30, 2007,
        representing Second Supreme Court District.            
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  77  Marcia Lynn Kidder, Senatobia, Mississippi, State Board   GOVERNOR
        of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist, unexpired 
        term ending July 1, 2007, representing First           
        Congressional  District.                               
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  78  Bruce W. Brice, Sr., Natchez, Mississippi, Mississippi    GOVERNOR
        Leadership Council on Aging as a representative of a   
        community volunteer council, term at will and pleasure 
        of Governor.                                           
           01/04 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN  79  Martha Welch (Marti) Morgan, Brandon, Mississippi,        GOVERNOR
        Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, unexpired term ending 
        June 30, 2006.                                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
SN  80  Diane Dorothy Sager, Pass Christian, Mississippi, Crime   GOVERNOR
        Stoppers Advisory Council, unexpired term ending June  
        30, 2006.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
SN  81  Walter R. Tucker, Brandon, Mississippi, Crime Stoppers    GOVERNOR
        Advisory Council, unexpired term ending June 30, 2006. 
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
SN  82  Kenneth Ray (Ken) Wheeler, Tupelo, Mississippi, Crime     GOVERNOR
        Stoppers Advisory Council, unexpired term ending June  
        30, 2006.                                              
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
SN  83  Elijah (Little Man) Wilson, Jr., Oxford, Mississippi,     GOVERNOR
        Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, unexpired term ending 
        June 30, 2006.                                         
           01/04 (S) Referred To Judiciary, Division B
SN  84  George William (Coach) Edwards, Jr., Brandon,             GOVERNOR
        Mississippi, Mississippi State Board of Contractors,   
        unexpired term ending  June 30, 2007, representing     
        residential builders.                                  
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  85  Norris Lee (N. L.) Carson, Carthage, Mississippi,         GOVERNOR
        Mississippi State Board of Contractors, five-year term 
        ending June 30, 2009, representing road contractors.   
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  86  Ray Alton Sims, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Mississippi     GOVERNOR
        State Board of Contractors, unexpired term ending June 
        30, 2007, representing water/sewer contractors.        
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN  87  Madison Hampton (Hamp) Smith, Tupelo, Mississippi,        GOVERNOR
        Mississippi State Board of Contractors, unexpired term 
        ending June 30, 2008, representing electrical          
        contractors.                                           
           01/04 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions

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