SB2121 School curriculum; authorize program for character Jordan (24th) education. Due From Governor 03/31/99 SB2196 Forrest County Industrial Park Commission; remove Farris provision prohibiting use of eminent domain; increase debt limitation. Due From Governor 03/31/99 SB3072 Stone County; impose 2% sales tax on hotels, motels and Lee restaurants. Due From Governor 03/31/99 SB3221 Town of State Line; increase the distance that its Dickerson water distribution system may be expanded. Due From Governor 03/31/99 SB3222 City of Natchez; redirect a certain portion of the Dearing convention promotion tax. Due From Governor 03/31/99
HB 57 ICF-MR patients; increase number of home leave days per Manning year for. Approved by Governor HB 221 Property and Casualty Insurance; require buy-back Guice provision for deductibles. Approved by Governor HB 778 Tort Claims Act; clarify notice of claim requirements. Perry Approved by Governor HB 829 Corporations; business judgment rule and liability of Holden directors (BLAG). Approved by Governor HB1229 Insurance agent, agency or affiliate; authorize to pay Guice referral fees to certain unlicensed employees. Approved by Governor HB1309 Public water system; Health Department annually Weathersby identify those with problems and offer assistance. Approved by Governor HB1520 Warren County; authorize to contribute money to the Flaggs Warren Washington Issaquena Sharkey Community Action Agency. Approved by Governor HB1596 Appropriation; Veterans Memorial Stadium Commission. Foster Approved by Governor SB2664 City of Jackson; may contract with Keep Jackson Hall Beautiful, Inc. Approved by Governor SB3194 Bonds; issue g.o. bonds for grants to provide loans for Horhn development property in the Farish Street Historic District. Approved by Governor
HB1743 City of Vicksburg; authorize to acquire property for Chaney the establishment of a convention center. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1744 DeSoto County; authorize creation of benevolent fund Jennings from vending machine proceeds. Referred To Local and Private Legislation HB1745 City of Clarksdale; authorize to designate intersection Henderson (26th) of U.S. 61 and U.S. 49 as "crossroads". Referred To Local and Private Legislation HC 173 Memorializing President of the United States to pardon Saucier persons convicted in Port Chicago Mutiny. Referred To Rules HC 174 Judicial tax levy; memorialize Congress to adopt Clark constitutional amendment restricting. Referred To Rules HC 175 Memorialize Legislature to require feasibility study Robinson (84th) concerning allowing certain retired employees in state health plan. Referred To Rules HR 25 Commend Dr. John Davis on the celebration of his 18th Broomfield anniversary. Referred To Rules HR 26 Commend Leake Academy Rebelettes Basketball Team. Malone Referred To Rules HR 27 Declare Safe Driver Awareness Weeks. Compretta Referred To Rules
HB1697 City of Brookhaven; authorize issuance of bonds for Barnett (92nd) repairs of city-owned property and sale/lease to state. DR - TSDP: WM To LP HB1699 City of Hernando; authorize to levy additional tax on Robertson hotel and motel room rentals. DR - TSDPCS: WM To LP HB1720 Tunica County; revise distribution of gambling Henderson (9th) revenues. DR - TSDP: WM To LP HB1732 City of Hattiesburg; may increase minimum monthly Davis benefit for fire and police department retirees. DR - TSDP: AP To LP HB1735 DeSoto County; create DeSoto County Regional Utility Miller Authority. DR - TSDPCS: WM To LP SB3228 Adams County; tax gaming vessels. Dearing DR - TSDP: WM To LP SB3233 Jackson County; establish a mitigation bank. Moffatt DR - TSDP: LP To BB DR - TSDP: BB To LP
HB 519 Tobacco settlement funds; create Health Care Trust Fund Moody for. Conference Report Filed HB 973 Family support centers and parent education programs; Scott (17th) authorize pilot program under Department of Education. Conference Report Filed HB1511 D'lberville Port Commission; increase per diem. Barnett (116th) Title Suff Do Pass HB1522 City of D'Iberville; authorize to contribute funds to Barnett (116th) the City of Biloxi to construct addition to cultural center. Title Suff Do Pass HB1697 City of Brookhaven; authorize issuance of bonds for Barnett (92nd) repairs of city-owned property and sale/lease to state. Title Suff Do Pass HB1699 City of Hernando; authorize to levy additional tax on Robertson hotel and motel room rentals. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub HB1713 Suffrage; restore to Warren Slater of Walthall County. Vince Title Suff Do Pass HB1714 Suffrage; restore to Janie Elizabeth Slater of Walthall Vince County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1720 Tunica County; revise distribution of gambling Henderson (9th) revenues. Title Suff Do Pass HB1721 Suffrage; restore to John Walden of Lowndes County. Smith (39th) Title Suff Do Pass HB1722 Town of Marietta; authorize water purchase interlocal McCoy cooperation agreement with New Site Water Association. Title Suff Do Pass HB1723 City of Booneville; establish system to collect McCoy donations through municipal utility's billing system. Title Suff Do Pass HB1728 Suffrage; restore to James Charles McGrew of Adams West County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1729 Suffrage; restore to Kenneth Bridges of Rankin County. Rogers Title Suff Do Pass HB1730 Suffrage; restore to Gregory Buckley of Harrison Fredericks County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1732 City of Hattiesburg; may increase minimum monthly Davis benefit for fire and police department retirees. Title Suff Do Pass HB1733 Suffrage; restore to Eric Charles Nichols of Hancock Fredericks County. Title Suff Do Pass HB1735 DeSoto County; create DeSoto County Regional Utility Miller Authority. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub HB1740 Harrison County; authorize incorporation of public Fredericks utility district in connection with master planned community. Title Suff Do Pass HB1742 Tate County; provide for powers of Tate County Economic Williams Development Foundation, Inc., regarding economic development in county. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub HB1743 City of Vicksburg; authorize to acquire property for Chaney the establishment of a convention center. Title Suff Do Pass HB1744 DeSoto County; authorize creation of benevolent fund Jennings from vending machine proceeds. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub SB2226 Rural Fire Truck Acquisition Assistance Program; Rayborn provide for appropriation. Conference Report Filed SB2380 Registered engineers and land surveyors; revise laws Ross regulating. Conference Report Filed SB2463 Harrison County; contribute to Feed My Sheep, Inc. Gollott Title Suff Do Pass SB2466 Harrison County; contribute to the Mississippi Gulf Gollott Coast Multiple Sclerosis Society. Title Suff Do Pass SB2467 Harrison County; contribute to the Gulf Coast Community Gollott Action Agency. Title Suff Do Pass SB2618 Task Force on the Development and Implementation of Ferris Comprehensive Early Childhood Services in Mississippi; create. Conference Report Filed SB3168 Appropriation; Employment Security Comm. Hall Conference Report Filed SB3177 Appropriation; MS Workers Compensation Comm. Hall Conference Report Filed SB3179 Ocean Springs; authorize a contribution to Biloxi for Gollott construction of the O'Keefe addition to the George Ohr Art Museum. Title Suff Do Pass SB3189 Gulfport; authorize contribution to the George Ohr Art Gollott Museum. Title Suff Do Pass SB3226 City of Corinth and Alcorn County; power to operate a Little county convention and agri-exposition center. Title Suff Do Pass SB3228 Adams County; tax gaming vessels. Dearing Title Suff Do Pass SB3233 Jackson County; establish a mitigation bank. Moffatt Title Suff Do Pass SB3239 Harrison County; expand the types of projects that may Gollott be funded in special assessment areas. Title Suff Do Pass
HB1232 State highway system; delete segments of Mississippi Taylor 510 and Mississippi 435 from. Conferees Named Compretta,Shows,Taylor HB1694 Chickasaw County; authorize private operation of county Bowles jail. Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1705 Jones County, Cities of Laurel and Ellisville and Town Ellzey of Soso; authorize to contribute to the Veterans Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1706 City of Quitman; authorize to contribute to the Ellzey Veterans Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1707 City of Newton; authorize to contribute to the Veterans Ellzey Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1708 Jasper County, City of Bay Springs and Town of Ellzey Heidelberg; authorize to contribute to the Veterans Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1709 Wayne County and City of Waynesboro; authorize to Ellzey contribute to the Veterans Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1710 Smith County and Town of Taylorsville; authorize to Ellzey contribute to Veterans Memorial Museum, Inc. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1725 City of Collins; authorize to make donations to local Warren Boys & Girls Club. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1726 Town of Falkner; authorize to purchase water system. McElwain Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1734 Covington County; authorize to donate to Boys and Girls Warren Club. Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1736 Tallahatchie County; revise law establishing Reynolds Tallahatchie County Correctional Authority. Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1737 Tallahatchie County; authorize to create Children's Reynolds Services Commission. Passed Transmitted To Senate HB1738 Harrison County; authorize to contribute funds to the Fredericks Community Bridges organization. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB2211 Local Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Fund; Little increase # of eligible bridges & mandate funding through 2008. Conferees Named Compretta,Woods,Foster SB2367 City of Pontotoc; may acquire Primrose Water Browning Association. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB2573 Mississippi Agriculture Development Committee; revise Thames membership. Conferees Named Holland,Shows,Holden SB2614 Juvenile Detention Fund; revise. Hall Conferees Named Howell,Frierson,Foster SB2936 Historic Shaifer House; Grand Gulf. Mil. Mon. Comm. Posey transfer title to Dept. Archives & History. Conferees Named Brown,Moore,Bourdeaux SB2988 County court; allow certain counties option to create, Turner enact state funding support of youth court (Council compromise). Conferees Named Warren,Smith (39th),Foster SB3023 Four-Lane Highway Program; provide for issuance of Little * refunding bonds for temporary borrowings. Conferees Named Compretta,Wallace,Woods SB3029 Marine Resources; create shoreline and beach Moffatt preservation district. Conferees Named Ellington,Ishee,Guice SB3081 Florence; remove repealer on bar and restaurant tax. Smith Conferees Named Reynolds,Fredericks,Robinson (84th) SB3104 Hattiesburg; convey certain real property to Forrest Farris County. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3188 Forrest County; contribute annually to Pearl River Farris Valley Opportunity, Inc. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence SB3227 Forrest County; authorize a contribution to the MS Farris Association of County Agricultural Agents. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3230 Lowndes County; authorize Industrial Development Canon Authority to sell water to the West Lowndes Water Association. Passed Transmitted To Senate SB3232 Jefferson County; authorize to fund the Jefferson Posey Comprehensive Health Center. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence SB3234 Jackson County; authorize an annual contribution to the Moffatt Keep America Beautiful Organization. Amended Passed As Amended Returned For Concurrence
SB2607 Biloxi; remove limit on retirement benefits under the Gollott General Municipal Employee's Retirement System. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Appropriations SB3118 Marshall County; increase the amount of the special tax Minor on restaurants. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means SB3199 Philadelphia-Neshoba County Tourism/Economic Council; Jordan (18th) create and impose hotel/motel tax to fund. Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Ways and Means SB3238 Pascagoula; authorize to establish, promote and develop Moffatt tourism and economic development. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3240 Forrect County Board of Supervisors; levy additional Farris court costs for Metro Crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3241 Town of Taylorsville; auth add'l assessment on criminal Thames case to support crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3242 Smith County; authorize additional assessment on Thames criminal case to support Crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3243 Town of Mize; auth add'l assessment on criminal case to Thames support crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3245 City of Ackerman; levy additional court costs for Hamilton Crimestoppers. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SB3248 Newton County; authorize the conveyance of certain real Burton property to nonprofit civic organization. Referred To Local and Private Legislation SC 624 Suspend rules; further consideration of SB 3032; Marine Moffatt Resources create beach erosion and channel maintenance program. Referred To Rules SC 651 Lanier High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Frazier Referred To Rules SC 652 Murrah High School "Lady Mustangs" Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Referred To Rules SC 653 EPAs and MS utilities for restoration of customer Robertson service following Hurricane Georges; commend. Referred To Rules SC 654 Broad Street High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Simmons Referred To Rules SC 655 Pearl River Circuit Clerk Peggy Staten; commend. Lee Referred To Rules SC 656 JSU President James Lyons; commend. Harden Referred To Rules SC 657 Dr. Roosevelt Calbert; commend for contributions to Harden National Science Foundation. Referred To Rules SC 658 Gary Grubbs; commend. Harvey Referred To Rules SC 659 Mississippi All-Star Basketball Teams; commend. Walls Referred To Rules SC 660 Bob Hutson; commend for dedicated service as Chairman Dearing of the Commission on Environmental Quality. Referred To Rules
HB 858 Foster care placement program; clarify responsibilities Moody of Department of Human Services. Died On Calendar HB1448 Proprietary School and College Registration Law; Franks restore fee based on school's annual tuition income. Died On Calendar
HB 997 Bingo; delete requirement that commercial lessor obtain Reeves license from Gaming Commission, commission to determine reasonableness of leases. Enrolled Bill Signed HB1483 Warren County; authorize to contribute to Vicksburg Flaggs Family Development Service, Inc. Enrolled Bill Signed HR 18 Commend Choctaw Central High School Warriors Basketball Manning Team. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2121 School curriculum; authorize program for character Jordan (24th) education. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2196 Forrest County Industrial Park Commission; remove Farris provision prohibiting use of eminent domain; increase debt limitation. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3072 Stone County; impose 2% sales tax on hotels, motels and Lee restaurants. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3221 Town of State Line; increase the distance that its Dickerson water distribution system may be expanded. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3222 City of Natchez; redirect a certain portion of the Dearing convention promotion tax. Enrolled Bill Signed SC 634 Mr. William T. Ferrell, Sr.; commend the life of. Dearing Enrolled Bill Signed SC 635 Nurse Mavis Barlow; commend for 30 years of service. Smith Enrolled Bill Signed SC 636 R. Rodney Foil; commend for distinguished service and Hall congratulate upon retirement. Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3252 Forrest County; contribute to the Hattiesburg Little Farris League Baseball Association. Referred To Local and Private SC 659 Mississippi All-Star Basketball Teams; commend. Walls Referred To Rules SC 660 Bob Hutson; commend for dedicated service as Chairman Dearing of the Commission on Environmental Quality. Referred To Rules SN 78 Robert Johnson, Jr., Natchez, Mississippi, as a member LT. GOVERNOR of the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, for a term of office ending April 1, 2002 Referred To Finance SR 83 Vicksburg High School Girls Soccer Team; commend for Ferris State Championship. Referred To Rules SR 84 North Carrollton; commend on centennial celebration. Huggins Referred To Rules SR 85 Murrah High School "Lady Mustangs" Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Referred To Rules SR 86 Lanier High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Frazier Referred To Rules SR 87 University of Mississippi Men's Basketball Team; Tollison commend. Referred To Rules
HB 519 Tobacco settlement funds; create Health Care Trust Fund Moody for. Conference Report Filed HB 973 Family support centers and parent education programs; Scott (17th) authorize pilot program under Department of Education. Conference Report Filed HC 152 Commend T.L. Wesson High School Boys Golden Eagles Bailey Basketball Team. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 153 Commend Lake Elementary School on attaining Level 5 Wells-Smith accreditation for the 1998-1999 school year. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 154 Commend Porter's Chapel Academy Lady Eagles Basketball Ketchings Team. Title Suff Do Be Adopted HC 155 Commend Stone County High School Lady Cats for winning Maples the Class 4A State Championship. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SB2226 Rural Fire Truck Acquisition Assistance Program; Rayborn provide for appropriation. Conference Report Filed SB2380 Registered engineers and land surveyors; revise laws Ross regulating. Conference Report Filed SB2618 Task Force on the Development and Implementation of Ferris Comprehensive Early Childhood Services in Mississippi; create. Conference Report Filed SB3168 Appropriation; Employment Security Comm. Hall Conference Report Filed SB3177 Appropriation; MS Workers Compensation Comm. Hall Conference Report Filed SC 659 Mississippi All-Star Basketball Teams; commend. Walls Title Suff Do Be Adopted SC 660 Bob Hutson; commend for dedicated service as Chairman Dearing of the Commission on Environmental Quality. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SN 3 Melvin E. Walker, Southaven, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Health, for the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2002 Do Advise and Consent SN 4 Euvester Simpson, Cleveland, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Prison Industries Corporation, for the unexpired term of office ending May 5, 2002 Do Advise and Consent SN 5 Mary Ann Henriquez, RN, MSN, Jackson, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing Home Administrators, for the unexpired term of office ending June 5, 2000 Do Advise and Consent SN 9 Kenneth Doc Williams, Forest, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Animal Health, for the unexpired term of office ending August 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 10 Kenneth Doc Williams, Forest, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 11 Paul Douglas Jackson, MD, Greenville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Medical Licensure, for the six year term of office ending July 1, 2004 Do Advise and Consent SN 19 Robert M. Morton, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Rehabilitation Services, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 20 William T. Buford, Brookhaven, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Mental Health, for the seven year term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 22 Dr. H.R. McWhirter, Pontotoc, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 24 Hal Jones, DMD, Pass Christian, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Dental Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 26 Ronnie Joe Crosswhite, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Pharmacy, for the five year term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 30 William B. Harper, D.O., Greenwood, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Medical Licensure, for the unexpired term of office ending June 30, 2002 Do Advise and Consent SN 31 Cora Jackson, LSW, Shaw, Mississippi, as a member of LT. GOVERNOR the Social Worker and Marriage and Family Therapist Board of Examiners, for a term of office beginning July 1, 1998 and ending June 30, 2002 Do Advise and Consent SN 37 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, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 41 Dr. Darvis Quinn Gallaher, Corinth, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional Counselors, for the three year term of office commencing June 30, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 44 Mark H. Kennedy, DDS, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Dental Examiners, for the four year term of office commencing June 30, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 46 Don Norman, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Technical Advisory Committee for Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety, for the four year term of office commencing July 29, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 47 Bill Graves, Winona, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 48 Rodger D. Sturgis, Enid, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Animal Health, for the four year term of office commencing August 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 49 Charles E. Barnes, O.D., McComb, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Optometry, for the five year term of office commencing June 20, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 51 Howard V. Blair, Mendenhall, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 55 Rudolph "Rudy" Dill, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member GOVERNOR of the Veteran's Home Purchase Board, for the unexpired term of office ending June 30, 1991 Do Advise and Consent SN 56 Dr. Rick C. Murphree, Greenwood, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, for the five year term of office commencing April 20, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 60 Joyce S. Pendleton-Dumas, Starkville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, for the four term of office commencing June 30, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 64 L.C. Carlton, Clinton, Mississippi, as a member of the GOVERNOR Veteran's Home Purchase Board, for the unexpired term of office ending June 30, 2000 Do Advise and Consent SN 65 Nancy Hurst Yentzen, Pass Christian, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Board of Nursing, for the four term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 70 E. Mac Muddleston, Ecru, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Veterinary Medicine, for the five year term of office commencing May 22, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 71 Dr. Richard L. Thompson, Jackson, Mississippi, as the BOARD OF EDUCATION State Superintendent of Education, for a term of office commencing July 1, 1998, and serving at the Mississippi Board of Education's will and pleasure Do Advise and Consent SN 72 Bob L. Keeling, Ph.D., Greenville, Mississippi, as a GOVERNOR member of the State Veterans Affairs Board, for the five year term of office commencing May 14, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 73 Lynn N. Harwell, Quitman, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the State Board of Nursing, for the four year term of office commencing July 1, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SN 74 Ray B. English, Vicksburg, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR the Egg Marketing Board, for the six year term of office commencing May 15, 1999 Do Advise and Consent SR 83 Vicksburg High School Girls Soccer Team; commend for Ferris State Championship. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 84 North Carrollton; commend on centennial celebration. Huggins Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 85 Murrah High School "Lady Mustangs" Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 86 Lanier High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Frazier Title Suff Do Be Adopted SR 87 University of Mississippi Men's Basketball Team; Tollison commend. Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HB 154 County prosecuting attorney; increase salary in certain Jennings counties. Conferees Named Gordon,Minor,Walls HB 359 Bail agents; revise licensing and continuing education Rogers requirements. Conferees Named Turner,Minor,Little HB 530 Mississippi Single Family Residential Housing Fund; Morris create and fund with bond issue. Conferees Named Bryan,Jordan (24th),Horhn HB 546 Petition for determination of parental rights; reenact Ford and extend repealer for one year. Conferees Named Turner,Bean,Dickerson HB 555 State offenders housed in county jails; reenact and Ford extend repealer for one year. Conferees Named Huggins,Canon,Stogner HB 556 Intensive supervision program; reenact and extend Ford repealer for one year. Conferees Named Huggins,Canon,Stogner HB 558 Community Service Revolving Fund; reenact and extend Ford repealer for one year. Conferees Named Huggins,Canon,Stogner HB 610 Highway Safety Patrol; extend authority on certain Ford powers and duties of. Conferees Named Turner,Frazier,Carter HB 660 Board of Animal Health, Veterinary Diagnostic Board and Ford State Veterinarian; reenact and extend repealer. Conferees Named Thames,Harvey,Ross HB 768 Courts; provide full funding for trial court support Perry staff. Conferees Named Turner,Hall,Blackmon HB 771 District attorneys; authorize additional legal Compretta assistants for Second Circuit Court District. Conferees Named Turner,Hall,Blackmon HB 780 Child support; may be ordered retroactively. Perry Conferees Named Turner,Blackmon,Tollison HB 794 Drainage districts; revise time in landowner's favor Simpson * before property taken for improvements. Conferees Named Dearing,Hewes,Burton HB 811 Pharmacy discount cards; cannot be issued unless Howell issurer pays portion of discount given by pharmacy. Conferees Named Bean,Nunnelee,Mettetal HB 834 Nursing homes; allow Medicaid participation for Moody existing beds and authorize new beds. Conferees Named Nunnelee,Burton,Bean HB 852 Child support enforcement statutes; revise pursuant to Moody federal law. Conferees Named Turner,Bean,Farris HB 865 Uniform Health-Care Decisions Act; revise consent for Perry certain persons. Conferees Named Turner,Bean,Farris HB 904 Antlerless deer; person possessing nonresident lifetime Livingston sportsman license may kill on any land where resident may kill. Conferees Named Posey,Woodfield,Browning HB 947 Slow-moving vehicles; authorize use of reflectorized Foster strips to identify. Conferees Named Little,Browning,Blackmon HB 990 Telecommunications; prohibit accessing of messages by Robinson (84th) persons other than intended recipient. Conferees Named Turner,Ferris,Robertson HB1084 Domestic violence; revise arrest procedure. Fredericks Conferees Named Turner,Carlton,Dickerson HB1113 Offenders; authorize trustees to accumulate additional Malone earned time. Conferees Named Huggins,Simmons,Dickerson HB1128 Consumer loan brokers; limit payments and fees from Guice borrowers to 6% of loan amount. Conferees Named Woodfield,Gordon,Hewes HB1147 Foster parents; limited coverage under Tort Claims Act. Perry Conferees Named Turner,Ross,Tollison HB1155 Auxiliary law enforcement training; remove mandatory Perkins provisions. Conferees Named Turner,Minor,Farris HB1196 State highway system; Transportation Department Horne construct certain four-lane highways and exits. Conferees Named Little,Minor,Hall HB1227 Sport-shooting ranges; grant civil immunity for noise Woods pollution. Conferees Named Turner,Minor,Ross HB1232 State highway system; delete segments of Mississippi Taylor 510 and Mississippi 435 from. Conferees Named Little,Minor,Thames HB1332 Medicaid; create Medical Advisory Committee to, and Moody revise reimbursement for physician's services. Conferees Named Simmons,Hall,Bean HB1363 Mississippi Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel; Capps create. Conferees Named Turner,Hall,Blackmon HB1435 Community hospitals; revise and expand authorized Williams investments for funds of. Conferees Named Bryan,Little,Bean HB1462 Municipal public utility systems; expand to include Henderson (9th) freight. Conferees Named Jordan (24th),Frazier,Burton HB1492 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for repair and Clarke renovation of Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium. Conferees Named Bryan,Harden,Frazier HB1528 Emerging Crops Fund; increase amount of bonds for Williams minority economic development, extend repealer on such assistance (DECD). Conferees Named Bryan,Horhn,Harvey HB1560 City of Meridian; authorize to grant increase in Horne monthly benefits for certain retired police, firemen and employees. Passed Transmitted To House HB1668 Bonds; issue federal grant anticipation notes or bonds Wells-Smith for the high rise bridge at Pascagoula. Conferees Named Bryan,Robertson,Little HB1711 Monroe County; authorize to contribute annually to Markham Monroe County Chamber of Commerce. Passed Transmitted To House HB1716 City of Amory; authorize to contribute annually to Markham Monroe County Chamber of Commerce. Passed Transmitted To House HB1717 Olive Branch; authorize to adopt and enforce building Woods and design standards. Passed Transmitted To House HC 120 Commend President Charles H. Beady, Jr., of Piney Woods Weathersby School. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 142 Commend the Noxapater High School Tigers Baseball Team. Moody Adopted Transmitted To House HC 143 Commend Copiah-Lincoln Community College Men and Barnett (92nd) Women's Basketball Teams. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 144 Commend the Voices of Eternity. Blackmon Adopted Transmitted To House HC 145 Commend Van Chancellor for his outstanding achievements Gadd as a head coach in basketball. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 146 Commend the Durant High School Lady Tigers Basketball Clark Team. Adopted Transmitted To House HC 147 Commend Yazoo County High School Lady Panthers Clark Basketball Team. Adopted Transmitted To House SB2607 Biloxi; remove limit on retirement benefits under the Gollott General Municipal Employee's Retirement System. Passed Transmitted To House SB3118 Marshall County; increase the amount of the special tax Minor on restaurants. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To House SB3199 Philadelphia-Neshoba County Tourism/Economic Council; Jordan (18th) create and impose hotel/motel tax to fund. Amended Passed As Amended Transmitted To House SB3238 Pascagoula; authorize to establish, promote and develop Moffatt tourism and economic development. Committee Substitute Adopted Passed Transmitted To House SB3240 Forrect County Board of Supervisors; levy additional Farris court costs for Metro Crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House SB3241 Town of Taylorsville; auth add'l assessment on criminal Thames case to support crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House SB3242 Smith County; authorize additional assessment on Thames criminal case to support Crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House SB3243 Town of Mize; auth add'l assessment on criminal case to Thames support crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House SB3245 City of Ackerman; levy additional court costs for Hamilton Crimestoppers. Passed Transmitted To House SB3248 Newton County; authorize the conveyance of certain real Burton property to nonprofit civic organization. Passed Transmitted To House SC 624 Suspend rules; further consideration of SB 3032; Marine Moffatt Resources create beach erosion and channel maintenance program. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 651 Lanier High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Frazier Adopted Transmitted To House SC 652 Murrah High School "Lady Mustangs" Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 653 EPAs and MS utilities for restoration of customer Robertson service following Hurricane Georges; commend. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 654 Broad Street High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Simmons Adopted Transmitted To House SC 655 Pearl River Circuit Clerk Peggy Staten; commend. Lee Adopted Transmitted To House SC 656 JSU President James Lyons; commend. Harden Adopted Transmitted To House SC 657 Dr. Roosevelt Calbert; commend for contributions to Harden National Science Foundation. Adopted Transmitted To House SC 658 Gary Grubbs; commend. Harvey Adopted Transmitted To House SC 659 Mississippi All-Star Basketball Teams; commend. Walls Adopted Transmitted To House SC 660 Bob Hutson; commend for dedicated service as Chairman Dearing of the Commission on Environmental Quality. Adopted Transmitted To House SR 81 Graham Somerville; commend. Robertson Adopted SR 82 Gary Grubbs; commend. Harvey Adopted SR 83 Vicksburg High School Girls Soccer Team; commend for Ferris State Championship. Adopted SR 85 Murrah High School "Lady Mustangs" Basketball Team; Frazier commend. Adopted SR 86 Lanier High School Boys Basketball Team; commend. Frazier Adopted
HB 833 State employees; repeal provision requiring payment on Capps a delayed basis twice per month. Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration HB1488 Holmes County; authorize to house state offenders in a Clark private correctional facility. Referred To Local and Private;Appropriations HB1559 Tunica County; increase tourism tax. Henderson (9th) Referred To Local and Private;Finance HB1695 City of Oxford; allow issuance of bonds for matching Perry funds for construction of national guard armory; revise use of additional sales tax. Referred To Local and Private;Finance HB1698 City of Biloxi; delete maximum retirement benefits Ryan payable to retired city employees. Referred To Local and Private HB1718 Montgomery County; authorize tax on hotel/motel rooms Howell to support tourism. Referred To Local and Private;Finance HB1727 Marshall County; authorize to levy ad valorem tax on Gadd certain property. Referred To Local and Private;Finance HC 152 Commend T.L. Wesson High School Boys Golden Eagles Bailey Basketball Team. Referred To Rules HC 153 Commend Lake Elementary School on attaining Level 5 Wells-Smith accreditation for the 1998-1999 school year. Referred To Rules HC 154 Commend Porter's Chapel Academy Lady Eagles Basketball Ketchings Team. Referred To Rules HC 155 Commend Stone County High School Lady Cats for winning Maples the Class 4A State Championship. Referred To Rules
SB2500 Mississippi Qualified Health Center Grant Program; Bean establish. Died On Calendar
HB 997 Bingo; delete requirement that commercial lessor obtain Reeves license from Gaming Commission, commission to determine reasonableness of leases. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 137 Commend Cortland Raydarius Collins. Bozeman Enrolled Bill Signed HC 138 Commend Alcorn State University Braves Basketball Team. Clarke Enrolled Bill Signed HC 139 Commend Jerry L. Campbell for meritorious service as Smith (39th) Executive Director of the Tennessee Valley Public Power Association. Enrolled Bill Signed HC 141 Commend the Alcorn State University Debate Team. Middleton Enrolled Bill Signed SB2121 School curriculum; authorize program for character Jordan (24th) education. Enrolled Bill Signed SB2196 Forrest County Industrial Park Commission; remove Farris provision prohibiting use of eminent domain; increase debt limitation. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3072 Stone County; impose 2% sales tax on hotels, motels and Lee restaurants. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3221 Town of State Line; increase the distance that its Dickerson water distribution system may be expanded. Enrolled Bill Signed SB3222 City of Natchez; redirect a certain portion of the Dearing convention promotion tax. Enrolled Bill Signed SC 634 Mr. William T. Ferrell, Sr.; commend the life of. Dearing Enrolled Bill Signed SC 635 Nurse Mavis Barlow; commend for 30 years of service. Smith Enrolled Bill Signed SC 636 R. Rodney Foil; commend for distinguished service and Hall congratulate upon retirement. Enrolled Bill Signed
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