HB 390 Savings associations; extend date of repealer on Ford regulation of. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB 394 Department of Banking and Consumer Finance and Board of Ford Banking Review; extend repealers on. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB 734 Municipal utilities; authorize purchase of electric Miles equipment from surplus inventory of Federal Government and EPAs. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB1612 Crimes; enhance penalties for violations regarding sale Ford and distribution of beer and light wine. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB1630 Railroads; clarify duties of MDOT with regard to Stevens enforcement of safety regulations. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB1734 Bonds; issue state general obligation bonds to Martinson construct Mississippi Craft Center. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB1812 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for the purchase Compretta of Mississippi College of Law property. Due From Governor 03/31/97 HB1845 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for Mississippi Williams Trade Mart capital improvements. Due From Governor 03/31/97 SB2964 Franchise tax; treat certain organizations as Bryan corporations. Due From Governor 03/31/97 SB3042 Gaming elections; prohibit holding more often than once Hawks every 8 years under certain conditions. Due From Governor 03/31/97 SB3198 Bonds; increase allocation to Oakley and Columbia Bryan Training Schools. Due From Governor 03/31/97 SB3216 Warren County; sell Mississippi River bridge. Ferris Due From Governor 03/31/97
SB2527 Commission on Volunteer Service; technical amendments Ferris relating thereto. Vetoed SB2595 Counties; maintain private roads used as Head Start Jackson turnarounds. Vetoed
HB1731 Counties/fire protection districts; certain counties Henderson (9th) may increase tax levy on real and personal property. Approved by Governor HB1777 Appropriation; Board of Optometry. Foster Approved by Governor HB1781 Appropriation; Board of Psychological Examiners. Foster Approved by Governor SB2071 Land surveyors; entrance on private property not Bean trespass. Approved by Governor SB2094 Service dogs; prohibit harassment. Tollison Approved by Governor SB2180 Environmental health inspection fees; prescribe. Bean Approved by Governor SB2202 Health professional licensure; extend repealer on State Canon Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Approved by Governor SB2214 Victim assistance; provide additional coordinator for Nunnelee First Circuit. Approved by Governor SB2220 Food inspection; transfer inspection responsibility to Bean the State Board of Health. Approved by Governor SB2247 Extortion; revise to include MDOC employees and Huggins contractors. Approved by Governor SB2263 County court reporters in certain counties; receive Blackmon same salary as circuit court reporters. Approved by Governor SB2299 Psychologists; perform competency exams of alleged Ferris felons. Approved by Governor SB2363 Unmarked vehicles for sheriff. Rayborn Approved by Governor SB2385 County depositories; bid every two years. Little Approved by Governor SB2389 Practice of telemedicine; define and require licensure Bean under certain conditions. Approved by Governor SB2414 Municipal judge pro tem; serve for elected as well as Dearing appointed city judge. Approved by Governor SB2427 Appropriation; Reappropriation; DFA - Bureau of Hall Building; FY98. Approved by Governor SB2428 Appropriation; Dept. of Educ., Miss. Writing/Thinking Hall Inst.; Addl. FY97. Approved by Governor SB2461 Infant Mortality Task Force; reauthorize. Smith Approved by Governor SB2463 Eminent domain; prescribe alternate procedure for use Little by MDOT. Approved by Governor SB2510 Youth court; standardize procedures, reporting and Smith create statewide tracking system. Approved by Governor SB2514 Pharmacist technicians; Pharmacy Board shall regulate. Mettetal Approved by Governor SB2524 Prepaid legal services plans; clarify types of plans Kirby offered and referrals to attorneys. Approved by Governor SB2553 Annual reports; agencies not send to legislators or Hawks state officials except on request. Approved by Governor SB2563 Charitable solicitation; revise (SOS). Turner Approved by Governor SB2589 Certain health insurance policies; prohibit exclusion Jordan (18th) of certain drug coverage. Approved by Governor SB2594 Appropriation; Board of Animal Health; Additional, Hall FY97. Approved by Governor SB2596 Public construction; revise requirement mandating Woodfield supervision by registered professional engineer. Approved by Governor SB2599 Traffic regulations; passing near bridge o.k. on 4-lane Little road. Approved by Governor SB2622 MS Fertilizer Law; change frequency and method of Thames reporting fertilizer tonnage sold. Approved by Governor SB2637 Pesticide; revise procedures and penalties involving Thames pesticide law violations. Approved by Governor SB2644 MS Agricultural and Livestock Theft Bureau; expand Thames duties of. Approved by Governor SB2706 Funds appropriated to ASU Small Farm Development Center Jackson FY97; clarify. Approved by Governor SB2710 Wildlife; clarify game status of white-tailed deer; Posey classify opossum as fur-bearing animal. Approved by Governor SB2770 Local government records act; amend. Burton Approved by Governor SB2772 Public Service Commission; entities lawfully exercising Minor power of eminent domain not required to obtain information from. Approved by Governor SB2800 Sex offenders; revise registration of in conformity to Turner federal law. Approved by Governor SB2811 Drug-Free Workplace Workers' Compensation Premium Kirby Reduction Act; create. Approved by Governor SB2875 FY97 funds for Educable Child and School District Hall Student Level Database Programs; transfer from minimum program. Approved by Governor SB2879 Corrections; Direct DOC to contract for regional Stogner facilities in certain counties. Approved by Governor SB2895 Motor vehicle certificates of title; lending Bryan institutions may accept applications for. Approved by Governor SB2899 Subdivisions; certain boards of supervisors require Hawks deposit of money for infrastructure. Approved by Governor SB2997 Railroad laws; change authority from PSC to MS Minor Transportation Commission and repeal certain others. Approved by Governor SB3029 Real estate transfer disclosure requirements law; apply Hewes only to certain real property. Approved by Governor SB3047 Appropriation; Pat Harrison Waterway District; Hall Additional, FY97. Approved by Governor SB3048 Appropriation; Board of Dental Examiners; Additional, Hall FY97. Approved by Governor SB3049 Appropriation; Dept. of Transportation; Additional, Hall FY97. Approved by Governor SB3079 Appropriation; DOC Medical Expenses & County Hall Reimbursement; Additional, FY97. Approved by Governor SB3089 Appropriation; Farmers Central Market; Additional, Hall FY97. Approved by Governor SB3091 Appropriation; Tax Commission -Homestead Exempt.; Hall Additional FY97. Approved by Governor SB3097 Appropriation; Miss. Real Estate Commission; Hall Additional, FY97. Approved by Governor SB3107 Appropriation; Interest from the Mississippi Fire Furniss Fighters Memorial Burn Center Fund. Approved by Governor SB3144 Appropriation; Egg Marketing Bd. Hall Approved by Governor SB3166 Appropriation; Chiropractic Examiners Board. Hall Approved by Governor SB3172 Appropriation; Prof. Counselors Licensing Bd. Hall Approved by Governor SB3176 Appropriation; Veterinary Exam. Bd. Hall Approved by Governor
HB1924 Humphreys County; authorize contribution to The Dixie Straughter Youth Baseball, Inc. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1925 Jackson County; allow bd. of sup. to designate dredge Endt material disposal areas in co., extend industrial park water/sewer system. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1926 City of Indianola; authorize to compensate individual Richardson for lost wages. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HC 135 Commend LeAnn Rimes. Rogers Referred To Rules HC 136 Commend New Hope Baseball Coach Stacy Hester on being Brown named National High School Baseball Coach of the Year. Referred To Rules HC 137 Commend New Hope High School Baseball Team on their Brown perfect 1996 season. Referred To Rules HC 138 Joe F. Barlow, Assistant Superintendent of Jackson Guice County Schools; commend on retirement. Referred To Rules HC 139 Commend Murrah High School Mock Trial Team. Green (72nd) Referred To Rules HC 140 Commend Reverend Stevie C. Duncan upon being selected Flaggs as pastor of King Solomon Church. Referred To Rules HR 30 Commend Allen Whigham on being named 1996 male CITGO Young Athlete of the Year. Referred To Rules HR 31 Commend Choctaw Central Lady Warriors. Manning Referred To Rules
HB 699 State Seed Testing Laboratory; authorize Department of Holland Agriculture to borrow money to improve building. Conferees Named Holland,Martinson,McBride HB 828 Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; authorize to Robinson (84th) enforce and regulate sale of light wines and beer. Conferees Named Williams,Simpson,Compretta HB 935 Weights and measures; revise and authorize Commissioner Holland * of Agriculture to determine penalties. Conferees Named Holland,Eaton,Hamilton HB 940 Meat inspection; authorize Commissioner of Agriculture Holland * to hold hearings and determine penalties. Conferees Named Holland,Shows,Hudson HB1075 Alcorn County/City of Corinth; authorize additional McCoy assessment in justice/municipal courts for support of Northeast Mississippi Crime Stoppers. Transmitted To Senate HB1162 Agricultural Seed Law; revise penalties and due date Holland * for permits. Conferees Named Holland,Martinson,Miles HB1248 Forest Resource Development Program; Legislature shall Eaton appropriate certain sums for support of. Conferees Named Holland,Eaton,Capps HB1310 Gaming counties infrastructure program; include Barnett (116th) additional highway segments in Harrison County and Vicksburg. Conferees Named Compretta,Shows,Mitchell HB1358 Emergency vehicles; clarify authority to display Stringer emergency lights. Conferees Named Compretta,Shows,Thornton HB1750 Kemper County; authorize to house state inmates in a Moody private correctional facility. Transmitted To Senate HB1858 Humphreys County; garbage collection fees may be Bailey enforced by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1863 Ad valorem tax; authorize Pat Harrison Waterway Endt District member counties to levy certain as other counties. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed HB1870 Robinsonville-Commerce Utility District; authorize Henderson (9th) special assessment bonds. Passed HB1876 Quitman County; garbage collection fees may be enforced Henderson (9th) by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1879 Town of Rienzi; authorize to expend gas transmission McCoy and distribution system beyond corporate limits. Passed HB1882 Pontotoc County; garbage collection fees may be Foster enforced by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1887 City of Biloxi; contribute to Camp Wilkes, Inc. Fredericks Passed HB1888 Leflore County; garbage collection fees may be enforced Perkins by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1889 Diamond Lakes Utilities and Improvements District, Henderson (9th) Tunica County; revise provisions. Passed HB1891 Tunica County; revise distribution of county gaming Henderson (9th) revenues. Passed HB1893 Lafayette County; garbage collection fees may be Perry enforced by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1898 Union County; garbage collection fees may be enforced Mitchell by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate HB1903 City of Columbus/Lowndes County; revise distribution of Smith (39th) tourism and MUW support tax. Passed HB1906 City of New Albany; authorize to impose tourism tax on Mitchell hotels, motels and restaurants. Amended Passed As Amended HB1908 Panola County; borrow money to construct livestock McBride facilities. Amended Passed As Amended HB1909 Calhoun County; garbage collection fees may be enforced Grist by sale of property furnished services. Transmitted To Senate SB2228 Agribusiness Council, revise composition; create Thames advisory committee. Conferees Named Holland,Shows,Capps SB2320 Excess weight permits; authorize issuance by Department Smith of Transportation on annual basis. Conferees Named Compretta,Woods,Bozeman SB2544 Forestry Commission members; clarify qualifications of. Harvey Conferees Named Holland,Eaton,Gadd SB2880 State and school employees health insurance; delete Kirby repealer on medical savings accounts. Conferees Named Stevens,Montgomery,Moody SB2933 Traffic signals; clarify DOT, cities responsibilities. Lee Conferees Named Compretta,Shows,Henderson (9th) SB2934 Harvest permits; extend repeal; authorize certain Lee tolerances. Conferees Named Compretta,Shows,Woods SB2949 Hospitality stations; transportation commission work Hewes with MSU for beautification. Conferees Named Compretta,Rotenberry,Walker SB2961 County officials and state employees; pay twice a Minor month. Conferees Named Endt,Smith (39th),Green (96th) SB3041 Assessed value; include value of gas produced in a Thames county to determine certain compensation. Conferees Named Endt,Guice,Green (96th)
SB3236 Jackson; extend Metro Convention Bureau. Hall Referred To Local and Private Legislation SC 595 Nina T. Washington, commend. Horhn Referred To Rules SC 597 Rachel Ann Ruckdeschel; commend. Moffatt Referred To Rules SC 598 James Lowry Bolden; commend life of. Simmons Referred To Rules SC 600 Dave C. Swalm; commend. Hall Referred To Rules SC 601 Commend Ann Mashburn; retirement from MS Cooperative White (29th) Extension Service. Referred To Rules SC 602 Choctaw Central Lady Warriors; commend. Jordan (18th) Referred To Rules SC 604 Charles Lippian; commend life. Gollott Referred To Rules SC 605 Bishop Maurice D. Bingham, Church of Christ (Holiness) Horhn U.S.A.; commend upon its centennial. Referred To Rules SC 606 Newton County Academy Generals for its championship Burton season; commend. Referred To Rules SC 607 Lanier High School boys basketball; commend. Harden Referred To Rules SC 608 Pontotoc City School District; commend for Level 5 Browning accreditation. Referred To Rules SC 609 Myrtle High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Browning Referred To Rules SC 610 Ashland High School Blue Devils Boys Basketball Team; Browning commend. Referred To Rules SC 611 Oxford High School Basketball Team; commend. Tollison Referred To Rules
HC 110 Commend Kristen Earles on being named Mississippi Miss Rotenberry Hospitality. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 111 Commend Clarkdale Lady Bulldogs Softball Team on Robinson (84th) outstanding 1995 and 1996 seasons. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 114 Music In Our Schools Month; proclaim March 1997. Holden Enrolled Bill Signed HC 115 Commend Canton High School for winning 4A State Boys Blackmon Basketball Championship. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2964 Franchise tax; treat certain organizations as Bryan corporations. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3042 Gaming elections; prohibit holding more often than once Hawks every 8 years under certain conditions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3198 Bonds; increase allocation to Oakley and Columbia Bryan Training Schools. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3216 Warren County; sell Mississippi River bridge. Ferris Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3242 Monroe County; liens to enforce collection of solid Bryan waste disposal fees. Referred To Local and Private SB3243 Monroe County; increase youth court budget. Bryan Referred To Local and Private SN 111 Walter Eley Ross, Biloxi, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Referred To Ports and Marine Resources SN 112 Pryor Garner Bailey, Pascagoula, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Referred To Ports and Marine Resources SN 113 Andrew K. Martinolich, Jr., M.D., Bay St. Louis, GOVERNOR Mississippi, as a member of the Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Referred To Ports and Marine Resources SR 18 Ross Family Reunion; welcome. Horhn Referred To Rules SR 19 Senate gaming oversight committee; create. Rayborn Referred To Rules
SN 4 Myrtis L. Franke, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Health, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 5 Mary Patricia Curtis, RN, EdD, Columbus, Mississippi, GOVERNOR as a member of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 6 Linda K. Todd, RN, MSN, Meridian, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 7 Courtney R. Tannehill, Philadelphia, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 8 Dr. Harold William Wheeler, Clinton, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, for the three year term of office commencing June 30, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 17 Arretta R. Lyles, D'Iberville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Rehabilitation Services, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 23 Cherry F. Berry, Laurel, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Governor Do Advise and Consent SN 24 Patricia Harvey, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Governor Do Advise and Consent SN 26 Willie H. Tomlinson, Jr., Vicksburg, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Registration for Foresters, for the five year term of office ending June 30, 2001 Do Advise and Consent SN 32 Iva Mae Blackledge, Ellisville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 33 Barbara G. Mooney, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Return to Governor SN 34 Diane Goza, Rolling Fork, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 35 James F. McNair, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Barber Examiners, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000 Do Return to Governor SN 37 Charles G. Purifoy, DDS, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Dental Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 38 Artis E. Knight, DDS, Petal, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Dental Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 39 Joe Spinks, Philadelphia, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Registration for Foresters, for the five year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 40 SallyAnn Adams, D.C., Gautier, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, for the five year term of office commencing April 20, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 47 Robert M. Shepard, III, Greenville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member Technical Advisory Committee of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety, for the four year term of office commencing July 29, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 52 Norma Stogner Bennett, Picayune, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR President of the State Board of Cosmetology, for the four year term of office commencing August 8, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 53 Raymond L. Keith, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Pharmacy, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 55 Stanley Eddie McKee, Corinth, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Barber Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 56 Barbara Schoonover Pittman, Ed. S., Yazoo City, GOVERNOR Mississippi, as a member of the State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, for the three year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 70 A. D. Buffington, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the four year term of office commencing June 6, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 72 Dan McNeill, McNeill, Mississippi, as a member of the SHERIFF'S ASSOCIATION Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Mississippi Sheriff's Association Do Advise and Consent SN 73 Tommie Lee, Gloster, Mississippi, as a member of the ASSN OF CHIEFS OF POLICE Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Association of Chiefs of Police Do Advise and Consent SN 74 Steven Brambett, Oxford, Mississippi, as a member of ASSN OF CHIEFS OF POLICE the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Association of Chiefs of Police Do Advise and Consent SN 75 Charles Head, Sr., Terry, Mississippi, as a member of PSC CHAIRMAN the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Commissioner of Public Safety Do Advise and Consent SN 76 Benjamin F. Harper, Jr., Jackson, Mississippi, as a MS AARP EXECUTIVE CMTE member of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Mississippi American Association of Retired Persons Do Advise and Consent SN 77 Tommie B. McClendon, Poplarville, Mississippi, as a MS AARP EXECUTIVE CMTE member of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Mississippi American Association of Retired Persons Do Advise and Consent SN 78 Ms. Yvonne Gallaher, Brandon, Mississippi, as a member LT. GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Lt. Governor Do Advise and Consent SN 79 Mr. Jack C. McMillen, Senatobia, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Lt. Governor Do Advise and Consent SN 84 Jane O. Cook, Ph.D., Biloxi, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, for the three year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 87 Clinton E. Brock, Kosciusko, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Barber Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 89 Mary Elizabeth Morgan Morton, Morgan City, Mississippi, GOVERNOR as a member of the State Board of Mental Health, for the seven year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 90 Eldon P. Hopf, Gloster, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Mississippi Forestry Commission, for the six year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 92 Julie Cain, Wiggins, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the unexpired term of office ending June 6, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 93 Julie Cain, Wiggins, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the four year term of office commencing June 6, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 99 Trey Bobinger, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of the ATTORNEY GENERAL Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, for the term of office that shall be at the pleasure of the Attorney General Do Advise and Consent SN 103 Don Merrill Mott, Starkville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Technical Advisory Committee of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety, for the four year term of office commencing July 29, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 106 E. Watts Davis, O.D., Laurel, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Optometry, for the five year term of office commencing June 20, 1997 Do Advise and Consent
HB1032 Salaries; increase for certain state and county elected Green (96th) and appointed officials. Conferees Named Gordon,Hawks,Minor HB1758 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Quality. Brown Conferees Named Hall,Dearing,Moffatt HB1804 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson Conferees Named Hall,Blackmon,Turner HC 110 Commend Kristen Earles on being named Mississippi Miss Rotenberry Hospitality. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 111 Commend Clarkdale Lady Bulldogs Softball Team on Robinson (84th) outstanding 1995 and 1996 seasons. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 114 Music In Our Schools Month; proclaim March 1997. Holden Adopted Transmitted To House HC 115 Commend Canton High School for winning 4A State Boys Blackmon Basketball Championship. Adopted Transmitted To House SB2218 Salaries of statewide and district elected officials; Gordon increase. Conferees Named Gordon,Minor,Hawks SB2219 Salaries of local officials; increase. Gordon Conferees Named Gordon,Hawks,Minor SB3236 Jackson; extend Metro Convention Bureau. Hall Transmitted To House SC 577 Memorialize Congress; urge EPA to affirm existing air Hall quality standards. Adopted SC 595 Nina T. Washington, commend. Horhn Adopted Transmitted To House SC 597 Rachel Ann Ruckdeschel; commend. Moffatt Adopted Transmitted To House SC 598 James Lowry Bolden; commend life of. Simmons Adopted Transmitted To House SC 600 Dave C. Swalm; commend. Hall Adopted Transmitted To House SC 601 Commend Ann Mashburn; retirement from MS Cooperative White (29th) Extension Service. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 602 Choctaw Central Lady Warriors; commend. Jordan (18th) Adopted Transmitted To House SC 604 Charles Lippian; commend life. Gollott Adopted Transmitted To House SC 605 Bishop Maurice D. Bingham, Church of Christ (Holiness) Horhn U.S.A.; commend upon its centennial. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 606 Newton County Academy Generals for its championship Burton season; commend. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 607 Lanier High School boys basketball; commend. Harden Adopted Transmitted To House SC 608 Pontotoc City School District; commend for Level 5 Browning accreditation. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 609 Myrtle High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Browning Adopted Transmitted To House SC 610 Ashland High School Blue Devils Boys Basketball Team; Browning commend. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 611 Oxford High School Basketball Team; commend. Tollison Adopted Transmitted To House SR 17 B.B. King, NABOB award; commend. Turner Adopted
HB 390 Savings associations; extend date of repealer on Ford regulation of. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 394 Department of Banking and Consumer Finance and Board of Ford Banking Review; extend repealers on. Enrolled Bill Signed HB 734 Municipal utilities; authorize purchase of electric Miles equipment from surplus inventory of Federal Government and EPAs. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1612 Crimes; enhance penalties for violations regarding sale Ford and distribution of beer and light wine. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1630 Railroads; clarify duties of MDOT with regard to Stevens enforcement of safety regulations. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1734 Bonds; issue state general obligation bonds to Martinson construct Mississippi Craft Center. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1812 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for the purchase Compretta of Mississippi College of Law property. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1845 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for Mississippi Williams Trade Mart capital improvements. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2964 Franchise tax; treat certain organizations as Bryan corporations. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3042 Gaming elections; prohibit holding more often than once Hawks every 8 years under certain conditions. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3198 Bonds; increase allocation to Oakley and Columbia Bryan Training Schools. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3216 Warren County; sell Mississippi River bridge. Ferris Enrolled Bill Signed
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