HB 345 School boards; authorize members who are federal Johnson employees to choose salary or per diem in same manner as other members. Suspend from Deadlines by HC 107 HB1811 Sales tax; exempt admissions or tickets to hockey games Simpson between teams operated under a professional league franchise. Suspend from Deadlines by SC 599 HB1840 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain ETV Chaney capital improvements. Suspend from Deadlines by HC 157 HB1932 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds to provide Ketchings matching funds for Bluff Stabilization Project for City of Natchez. Suspend from Deadlines by HC 158 Referred To Ways and Means
HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Referred To Rules HC 161 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of House Williams Bill No. 1739; MMEIA; include certain projects that produce and transmit electrical power. Referred To Rules HC 162 Amend Joint Rules; local and private bills imposing tax Cameron to contain referendum. Referred To Rules HC 163 CON process; create joint study committee to study and Stribling make recommendations regarding. Referred To Rules HC 164 HCR SUSPEND: HCR; suspend deadlines for introduction; Perry revise sentencing provision in capital cases. Referred To Rules HR 44 Commend Haley Barbour regarding his successful tenure Williams as Chairman of the Republican National Committee. Referred To Rules HR 45 Commend the Noxubee County High School Tigerettes Ellis Basketball Team on outstanding 1996-1997 season. Referred To Rules HR 46 Commend Cataphote on becoming world leader in Dedeaux reflective markings industry. Referred To Rules HR 47 Commending Weir Football Team on winning Class 1A State Smith (35th) Championship. Referred To Rules HR 48 Commend Columbus Municipal School District retirees. Walker Referred To Rules HR 49 Commend Johnny Boswell on his installation as Chairman Stevens of the board of the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters. Referred To Rules HR 50 CON process; create study committee to study and make Stribling recommendations regarding. Referred To Rules HR 51 House Rules; amend to require adoption of state budget McInnis and statement of reasons for changes thereto. Referred To Rules
HB 345 School boards; authorize members who are federal Johnson employees to choose salary or per diem in same manner as other members. Title Suff Do Pass HB1932 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds to provide Ketchings matching funds for Bluff Stabilization Project for City of Natchez. Title Suff Do Pass HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 40 Commend Camille Waddell for swimming medals. Wells-Smith Title Suff Do Be Adopted HR 41 Commend Loyd Star High School Football Team. Barnett (92nd) Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB3244 MS Coast Coliseum Commission; increase per diem. Gollott Title Suff Do Pass SB3245 Biloxi; contribute to Beauvoir. Gollott Title Suff Do Pass As Amended SC 599 Susp Rules; further consid HB 1811; sales tax; exempt Hewes admis/tickets to hockey games between teams under prof league franchise. Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 14 Schools; increase salaries of teachers, assistant Frierson teachers and other school employees. Motion to Reconsider Tabled HB 345 School boards; authorize members who are federal Johnson employees to choose salary or per diem in same manner as other members. Passed HB 621 Public purchases; certain purchases may be made outside Perry state contract terms. Conference Report Adopted HB 828 Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; authorize to Robinson (84th) enforce and regulate sale of light wines and beer. Conference Report Adopted HB1069 Highway Patrol; add member to PERS Board, and allow Perry members to receive 13th check in 12 installments. Conference Report Adopted HB1207 Family and children's services provided by the Moody Department of Human Services; make technical amendments. Reconsidered Recommitted For Further Conf HB1310 Gaming counties infrastructure program; include Barnett (116th) additional highway segments in Harrison County and Vicksburg. Reconsidered Recommitted For Further Conf HB1389 Tobacco; Mississippi Juvenile Tobacco Access and McBride Prevention Act of 1997. Recommitted For Further Conf HB1480 Seafood; recodify and revise state seafood laws. Ellington Conference Report Adopted HB1549 Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service Fund; Williams create and provide checkoff on individual tax form to allow contribution to. Reconsidered Recommitted For Further Conf HB1616 Ayers Endowment Fund; create to provide certain funding Ford for JSU, ASU and MVSU. Conference Report Adopted HB1840 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for certain ETV Chaney capital improvements. Conference Report Adopted HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Adopted Transmitted To Senate HR 40 Commend Camille Waddell for swimming medals. Wells-Smith Adopted HR 41 Commend Loyd Star High School Football Team. Barnett (92nd) Adopted SB2228 Agribusiness Council, revise composition; create Thames advisory committee. Conference Report Adopted SB2330 State Auditor; authorize to purchase certain number of Kirby automobiles. Conference Report Adopted SB2470 Banking regulatory laws; amend various. Woodfield Motion to Reconsider Entered SB2544 Forestry Commission members; clarify qualifications of. Harvey Conference Report Adopted SB2555 Mississippi Industries for the Blind; create board of Bean directors/authorize nonprofit MIB corp; provide legislative study. Conference Report Adopted SB2579 Medicaid assistance program; provide for eligibility, Bean hearings, opposition to issuance of CON. Recommitted For Further Conf SB2649 Public school finance; implement MS Adequate Education Bryan Funding formula. Conference Report Adopted SB2655 School curriculum; may include religious matters when Little properly included in course of study. Conference Report Adopted SB2661 Marine Resources; DMR may pay cost of removal of Hewes derelict vessels. Conference Report Adopted SB2812 Marine nets; forfeit nets used in violation if not Hewes stolen. Conference Report Adopted SB2841 State Parole Board; create 5 member. Furniss Conference Report Adopted SB2849 Placement of foster care children in permanent homes; Smith provide time guidelines. Conference Report Adopted SB2855 General Educational Development (GED) programs; provide Ferris criteria for. Conference Report Adopted SB2861 Trauma Care Task Force; create. Bean Conference Report Adopted SB2880 State and school employees health insurance; delete Kirby repealer on medical savings accounts. Conference Report Adopted SB2896 Falsifying documents issued by schools; define crime Frazier of. Conference Report Adopted SB2933 Traffic signals; clarify DOT, cities responsibilities. Lee Conference Report Adopted SB2941 Wildlife; require residency period for lifetime hunting Posey license. Conference Report Adopted SB2958 State Personnel Board's powers and duties; clarify and Gordon extend repealer. Conference Report Adopted SB2961 County officials and state employees; pay twice a Minor month. Conference Report Adopted SB3019 Justice courts; establish procedure for seizing Farris mistreated animals. Conference Report Adopted SB3101 Biloxi; give to United Way for social services center. Gollott Conference Report Adopted SB3188 Gaming tax; increase amount of temporary borrowings for Little certain highway programs. Motion to Reconsider Tabled SB3218 Natchez; contract for city golf course management. Dearing Conference Report Adopted SB3244 MS Coast Coliseum Commission; increase per diem. Gollott Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3245 Biloxi; contribute to Beauvoir. Gollott Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence SC 596 Roger P. Friou; commend. Horhn Transmitted To Senate SC 599 Susp Rules; further consid HB 1811; sales tax; exempt Hewes admis/tickets to hockey games between teams under prof league franchise. Adopted Transmitted To Senate
SB3246 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for bluff stabilization in Dearing Natchez, MS. Referred To Ways and Means SC 633 Susp Rules; further consid & passage of SB 2500; Harden persons registering to vote under "Motor Voter Act" may vote in state elections. Referred To Rules
HB1834 Local and private; authorize City of D'Iberville and Barnett (116th) Harrison County to jointly create a port commission. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1837 City of Batesville; authorize to increase tourism and McBride industry promotion tax. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1870 Robinsonville-Commerce Utility District; authorize Henderson (9th) special assessment bonds. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1889 Diamond Lakes Utilities and Improvements District, Henderson (9th) Tunica County; revise provisions. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1891 Tunica County; revise distribution of county gaming Henderson (9th) revenues. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1908 Panola County; borrow money to construct livestock McBride facilities. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 107 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of HB 345; Perry federal employees choose salary or per diem. Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3246 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for bluff stabilization in Dearing Natchez, MS. Referred To Finance SC 639 Thomas Dyson; commend. Burton Referred To Rules SC 640 Susp Rules; further consid of HB 1763; appropriation; Hall Governors Office - Division of Medicaid. Referred To Rules SC 641 Susp Rules; further consid of HB 1794; appropriation; Hall expenses of Legislature, monthly expense, LBO, PEER Committee. Referred To Rules SC 642 Dr. Cleve McDowell; commend life and accomplishments Simmons of. Referred To Rules
HB 751 City of Mendenhall; authorize to expend city funds and Rotenberry use city employees and equipment to maintain publicly and/or privately owned cemeteries in city. DR - TSDPAA: MU To LP Title Suff Do Pass As Amended
HB1874 Harrison County; authorize to appropriate funds to the Fredericks Alzheimer's Association, South Mississippi Chapter. Title Suff Do Pass HB1904 Washington County; authorize to impose gaming fee on Bailey gaming vessels docked in the county. Title Suff Do Pass HB1905 City of Greenville; authorize to impose gaming fee on Bailey gaming vessels docked in the city. Title Suff Do Pass HB1911 Suffrage; restore to Tommie Annette Brown of Wilkinson Green (96th) County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1915 Suffrage; restore to Clifford E. D'Angelo of Harrison Short County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1924 Humphreys County; authorize contribution to The Dixie Straughter Youth Baseball, Inc. Title Suff Do Pass HB1925 Jackson County; allow bd. of sup. to designate dredge Endt material disposal areas in co., extend industrial park water/sewer system. Title Suff Do Pass HC 156 Commend Lowndes County School District retirees. Walker Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 157 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of HB 1840; Williams issue state general obligation bonds for certain ETV capital improvements. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB3246 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for bluff stabilization in Dearing Natchez, MS. Title Suff Do Pass SN 9 Sue Lee Bush, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1996 Do Advise and Consent SN 25 Douglas E. Rushing, Tylertown, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for the unexpired term of office ending April 1, 1998 Do Advise and Consent SN 36 William Walton Gresham, Jr., Indianola, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR Chairman of the Mississippi Gaming Commission, for the four year term of office commencing October 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 46 S. Keith Winfield, Starkville, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 50 Bettie M. Tullos, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for the six year term of office commencing April 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 51 Larry Montgomery, Fulton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for the six year term of office commencing April 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 67 William A. Pittman, Columbia, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent SN 81 Bryan N. Stevens, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Hospital Equipment and Facilities Authority, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Do Advise and Consent
HB 14 Schools; increase salaries of teachers, assistant Frierson teachers and other school employees. Conference Report Adopted HB 137 License tags; authorize personalized and antique tags Bowles for motorcycles. Conference Report Adopted HB 313 Schools; grant immunity to certain employees King administering corporal punishment. Conference Report Adopted HB 482 Pawnshops; revise provision for recovering stolen Broomfield items. Motion to Reconsider Tabled HB 499 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Livingston provisions. Conference Report Adopted HB 675 Textbooks, school; allocate share of Education Ketchings Enhancement Fund for certain nonpublic schools. Conference Report Adopted HB 828 Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; authorize to Robinson (84th) enforce and regulate sale of light wines and beer. Recommitted For Further Conf HB 890 Authorize Harrison County to pay claim in case of State Fredericks v. Kevin Harrison. Transmitted To House HB 899 Mississippi Business Finance Corporation; extend Williams repealer on authority to issue bonds to finance economic development projects (DECD). Conference Report Adopted HB1069 Highway Patrol; add member to PERS Board, and allow Perry members to receive 13th check in 12 installments. Conference Report Adopted HB1075 Alcorn County/City of Corinth; authorize additional McCoy assessment in justice/municipal courts for support of Northeast Mississippi Crime Stoppers. Transmitted To House HB1207 Family and children's services provided by the Moody Department of Human Services; make technical amendments. Recommitted For Further Conf HB1236 Schools; may use video cameras to monitor student Walker discipline. Conference Report Adopted HB1322 Medical licensure, Board of; define federal agency Holden sanction for purposes of disciplinary action by. Conference Report Adopted HB1358 Emergency vehicles; clarify authority to display Stringer emergency lights. Conference Report Adopted HB1481 Sales tax and use tax; clarify diversion to the Motor Williams Vehicle Ad Valorem Tax Reduction Fund (STC). Conference Report Adopted HB1549 Mississippi Commission for Volunteer Service Fund; Williams create and provide checkoff on individual tax form to allow contribution to. Recommitted For Further Conf HB1553 Chiropractors; authorize to refer patients to physical Moody therapists. Conference Report Adopted HB1601 Teacher education cooperative program; establish in Frierson Mississippi colleges. Conference Report Adopted HB1672 Charter schools; authorize local public schools to Chaney become. Conference Report Adopted HB1708 City of Hattiesburg authorized to make contribution to Davis (102nd) Hattiesburg Downtown Association, Inc. Transmitted To House HB1751 Lauderdale County; authorize to create tourism Young commission and levy tourism tax on hotel and motel room rentals in the county. Transmitted To House HB1818 Warren County; authorize to contribute to the Flaggs Mississippi Food Network. Transmitted To House HB1824 Authorize Warren County to contribute to Keep Flaggs Vicksburg-Warren Beautiful, Incorporated. Transmitted To House HB1825 Warren County; authorize to contribute to the We Care Flaggs Community Services, Incorporated. Transmitted To House HB1826 Warren County; authorize to contribute to HIV Services, Flaggs Incorporated. Transmitted To House HB1832 City of Grenada; authorize expansion of water and sewer Holden system beyond corporate limits. Transmitted To House HB1850 Forrest County; authorize to contribute to Hattiesburg Davis (102nd) Little League Baseball Association. Transmitted To House HB1851 Forrest County; authorize to contribute to the Pine Davis (102nd) Belt Boys and Girls Club. Transmitted To House HB1852 Forrest County; authorize to contribute to Forrest Davis (102nd) County Agricultural High School. Transmitted To House HB1853 Forrest County; authorize to contribute to the Dale Davis (102nd) Robertson Celebrity Golf Tournament. Transmitted To House HB1854 Forrest County; authorize to contribute to certain Davis (102nd) child abuse centers. Transmitted To House HB1868 City of Oxford; revise definition of "hotel" and Perry "motel" for levy of motel-hotel tax. Transmitted To House HB1869 Caledonia Natural Gas District; revise membership of Brown Board of Commissioners. Transmitted To House HB1872 Washington County; authorize contribution to Anti-Drug Bailey Task Force. Transmitted To House HB1873 Harrison County; authorize to adopt leave donation Fredericks policy to assist ill employees. Transmitted To House HB1875 Local and private; authorize Bolivar County to Capps compensate individual for programming voting machines and performing voting machine custodial work. Transmitted To House HB1878 Hattiesburg Tourism Commission; extend repealer. Davis (102nd) Transmitted To House HB1879 Town of Rienzi; authorize to expend gas transmission McCoy and distribution system beyond corporate limits. Transmitted To House HB1880 Hinds County and City of Jackson; refund ad valorem Clarke taxes to Central Mississippi Civic Improvement Association, Inc. Transmitted To House HB1883 Belzoni; authorize to contribute to industrial Straughter development entities. Passed HB1884 Humphreys County; authorize to contribution to Straughter Belzoni-Humphreys Development Foundation. Passed HB1885 Lauderdale County; authorize additional assessment in Horne all courts to fund drug education. Transmitted To House HB1887 City of Biloxi; contribute to Camp Wilkes, Inc. Fredericks Passed HB1892 Hancock County/City of Bay St. Louis/City of Waveland; Compretta authorize to assess additional court fee. Transmitted To House HB1894 Town of Plantersville; authorize to extend police Holland jurisdiction beyond municipal limits. Transmitted To House HB1895 Tallahatchie County; authorize to transfer funds and Reynolds contribute to the Tallahatchie County Park Commission. Transmitted To House HB1899 Town of Isola; authorize to contribute to industrial Straughter development entities. Passed HB1900 Town of Louise; authorize to contribute to industrial Straughter development entities. Passed HB1901 Coahoma County Tourism Commission; authorize to Miller transfer certain property to Coahoma County. Transmitted To House HB1903 City of Columbus/Lowndes County; revise distribution of Smith (39th) tourism and MUW support tax. Transmitted To House HB1906 City of New Albany; authorize to impose tourism tax on Mitchell hotels, motels and restaurants. Transmitted To House HB1907 Harrison County; authorize county to contribute to Fredericks Mississippi Cheshire Homes. Transmitted To House HB1910 Town of Sumner; authorize to maintain banks of Cassidy Huddleston Bayou within the town limits. Transmitted To House HB1912 City of Okolona; extend repealer on authority to impose Bowles additional court costs to fund crime stoppers program. Transmitted To House HB1913 City of Houston; extend repealer on authority to impose Bowles additional court costs to fund crime stoppers program. Transmitted To House HB1914 Chickasaw County; extend repealer on authority to Bowles impose additional court costs to fund crime stoppers program. Transmitted To House HB1919 City of Clinton; authorize additional payment to Montgomery retirees under disability and relief fund for firemen and policemen. Passed HB1921 City of Moss Point; authorize to construct Veteran's Broomfield Memorial. Transmitted To House HB1926 City of Indianola; authorize to compensate individual Richardson for lost wages. Transmitted To House HB1927 City of D'Iberville; authorize to create a civil Barnett (116th) service system. Passed HC 156 Commend Lowndes County School District retirees. Walker Adopted Transmitted To House HC 157 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of HB 1840; Williams issue state general obligation bonds for certain ETV capital improvements. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 158 Suspend deadlines for introduction; bonds; issue Ketchings general obligation bonds to provide matching funds for Bluff Stabilization Project for City of Natchez. Transmitted To House HC 159 Suspend deadlines for further consideration of SB 2649; McCoy Mississippi Adequate Education Program. Motion to Reconsider Entered Motion to Reconsider Tabled Transmitted To House HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Adopted Transmitted To House SB2164 Child support enforcement; comply with mandates of Bean federal Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Reconsidered Conference Report Adopted SB2329 Justice court fees; increase. Rayborn Conference Report Adopted SB2343 Purchase, sale, transfer or trade by agreement between Hall state agencies; clarify procedure for. Tabled Subject To Call Conference Report Adopted SB2377 Office on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing; create under Bean SBCJC. Conference Report Adopted SB2489 Legal interest rate (usury) statute; extend repealer Woodfield on certain provision. Conference Report Adopted SB2555 Mississippi Industries for the Blind; create board of Bean directors/authorize nonprofit MIB corp; provide legislative study. Conference Report Adopted SB2655 School curriculum; may include religious matters when Little properly included in course of study. Conference Report Adopted SB2855 General Educational Development (GED) programs; provide Ferris criteria for. Conference Report Adopted SB2933 Traffic signals; clarify DOT, cities responsibilities. Lee Conference Report Adopted SB2983 Small Business Assistance Program; amend and continue. Horhn Conference Report Adopted SB3019 Justice courts; establish procedure for seizing Farris mistreated animals. Conference Report Adopted SB3101 Biloxi; give to United Way for social services center. Gollott Conference Report Adopted SB3188 Gaming tax; increase amount of temporary borrowings for Little certain highway programs. Conference Report Adopted SB3218 Natchez; contract for city golf course management. Dearing Conference Report Adopted SB3246 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for bluff stabilization in Dearing Natchez, MS. Passed Transmitted To House SC 633 Susp Rules; further consid & passage of SB 2500; Harden persons registering to vote under "Motor Voter Act" may vote in state elections. Motion to Reconsider Tabled Transmitted To House 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 29 James R. Laughlin, Jr., Corinth, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board, for the four year term of office commencing January 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Returned To Gov 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Returned To Gov 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 41 Howard Buford, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing May 29, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 42 Sherman Boyles, Jr., Waynesboro, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 44 Ms. Eileen Shaffer Bailey, Jackson, Mississippi, as a LT. GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Oil and Gas Board, for a term of four years commencing on May 7, 1996 Appointment Confirmed SN 45 Mary Ardillo, Madison, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 48 George H. Gulley, Jr., Brookhaven, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Funeral Service, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 49 J. Fred Walker, Long Beach, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Banking Review, for the five year term of office commencing March 24, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 54 Dr. Stuart G. Denman, Jr., Charleston, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR a member of the State Board of Veterinary Medicine, for the five year term of office commencing May 22, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 57 Ted Kendall, IV, Bolton, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 59 E. David Cox, Madison, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Mississippi Real Estate Commission, for the four year term of office commencing May 20, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 60 Hubert F. Green, Jr., Jackson, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Contractors, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 66 Dennis Dean, West, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed SN 68 James V. Miller, Moss Point, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Funeral Service, for the unexpired term of office ending June 30, 1998 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 71 L. C. Carlton, Clinton, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 85 Brad C. Bean, Liberty, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 88 Dolph Baker, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Mississippi Egg Marketing Board, for the six year term of office commencing May 19, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 91 Jo Leslie, Brandon, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board, for the five year term of office commencing May 14, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 94 Robert H. Montague, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board, for the five year term of office commencing May 14, 1997 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed 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 Appointment Confirmed SN 108 Eddie Robinson, Jr., Grenada, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Funeral Service, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1997 Appointment Confirmed
HC 160 Extend 1997 Regular Session; set date of sine die Horne adjournment. Referred To Rules
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