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HB 328 Radar; Pearl River Valley Water Supply District may Martinson
use.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 329 Counties; authorize board of supervisors to employ Martinson
attorney as full-time county employee.
01/03 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 330 Ballots; allow copying by candidates after general or Martinson
primary elections.
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 331 Headlights; require use during precipitation. Martinson
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 332 Motor vehicle; unlawful to ride in portion not designed Martinson
for passengers.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 333 Boards of supervisors; permit offices of president and Martinson
vice president to be rotated annually.
01/03 (H) Referred To County Affairs
HB 334 Motor vehicle safety belts; authorize conviction for Martinson
primary offense.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 335 Elections; require voter ID. Martinson
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 336 Trusts; revise minimum amount for termination by Martinson
trustee.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 337 Audiologists; exempt from hearing aid specialists Martinson
licensure law.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 338 Weapons; provide criminal offense for altering serial Martinson
number.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 339 Driver's license; require passage of vision screening Martinson
exam upon renewal.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 340 Wildlife; prohibit transportation of live wild hogs Ward
within the state.
01/03 (H) Referred To Game and Fish
HB 341 Prepaid legal services insurance; authorize insured to Reeves
select any active member of Mississippi Bar.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 342 Child support; appointment of guardian ad litem to be Reeves
discretionary when abuse and neglect charges arise.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 343 Home school students; authorize participation in public Reeves
school extracurricular activities.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 344 Child support; revise guidelines and use certain gaming Reeves
proceeds to support.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 345 Drunk driving; clarify sentencing for felony offense Reeves
when death or mutilation occurs.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 346 Alcoholic beverages; clarify sentencing for death or Reeves
mutilation and create offense for persons under 21 on
premises.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 347 State highway system; MDOT continue to maintain portion Maples
of Highway 63 in George County.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 348 Retirement; retired PERS members may hold office as Guice
city councilmen and receive retirement and salary.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 349 Child support; require both parents to contribute when Guice
financially able.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 350 Domestic relations; clarify contempt and assess costs Guice
to party in contempt.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 351 Pollution Emergency Fund; allow interest earned on Ellington
principal to be credited to the fund.
01/03 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 352 Adoption; authorize background check of parents for Montgomery (15th)
child support delinquency.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 353 Four-lane highway program; add segment of Highway 3 in Henderson
Quitman County to Phase IV.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 354 Revenue maximization contracts; must contain provision Frierson
holding contractor liable for repaid federal funds.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 355 Vehicles with projecting load; display fluorescent Rotenberry
orange flag.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 356 Deer season; require the Commission on Wildlife, Rotenberry
Fisheries and Parks to prohibit the harvesting of doe
in Simpson County.
01/03 (H) Referred To Game and Fish
HB 357 Highway signs; MDOT may erect to indicate directions to Rotenberry
churches.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 358 Sales tax and use tax; increase amount that a taxpayer Rotenberry
may retain as compensation for collecting.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 359 Open Primary Law; create. Rotenberry
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 360 Medical errors; establish task force to evaluate Fleming
impact.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 361 Ad valorem taxation; refund portion of school taxes to Fleming
employers that allow employees to take paid leave for
volunteer service in public schools.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 362 Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers incurring Fleming
expenses for tutorial services for dependents enrolled
in public school.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 363 Suffrage; restore to Hugh King of Claiborne County. Middleton
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 364 Suffrage; restore to Warren Slater of Walthall County. Nettles
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 365 Nursing homes; limit time to bring tort claim against. Nettles
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 366 Property and casualty insurance; no cancellation for Nettles
claims not fault of insured.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 367 Mental illness; require insurance policies to provide Nettles
covered benefits for treatment of.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 368 Sales tax; pay county percentage of sales tax generated Nettles
from business activities in county but outside
municipalities.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 369 Drug testing; require for all elected officials. Nettles
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 370 Suffrage; restore to Janice Marie Heard Alexander of Montgomery (74th)
Hinds County.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 371 Bonds; issue bonds to provide funds for Mississippi McCoy
Land, Water and Timber Resources Fund.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 372 Elections; prohibit predicting results before polls McCoy
closed.
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 373 Health insurance; mandate coverage for treatment of McCoy
infertility in certain policies.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 374 Rabbit meat inspections; state pay full cost of Frierson
inspection service fees.
01/03 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 375 Election commissioners; revise qualifications for Rotenberry
election.
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 376 Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers having a Moore (60th)
dependent with a disability.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 377 Income tax; authorize adjustment to gross income for Moore (60th)
disability insurance premiums paid by individuals.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 378 Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use. Moore (60th)
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 379 High school diploma; authorize local school districts Montgomery (15th)
to award to World War II veterans.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 380 Retirement; vocational education teachers may purchase Montgomery (15th)
credit for prior work experience.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 381 All-terrain vehicles; decrease sales tax on those used Montgomery (15th)
for agricultural purposes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 382 Appropriation; UM Medical Center for establishing a Fleming
model school of autism.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 383 Radar; authorize sheriffs in certain counties to use. Cameron
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 384 Law Enforcement Officers Death Benefits Trust Fund; Compretta
include firefighters.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B;Appropriations
HB 385 Insurance contracts of school districts; place under Taylor
the public bid requirements.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 386 Child support; allow evidence of extra support in Taylor
modification proceedings.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 387 State highways; portions replaced or bypassed by Maples
four-lane highway program remain on state system.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 388 Elected school board members; elect all in November Ishee
rather than March.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections
HB 389 Elected school boards; elect members at general state Moore (60th)
and county elections.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections
HB 390 Regulations; regulations affecting general public must Moore (60th)
be approved by Legislature.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 391 State Superintendent of Public Education; elect at Moore (60th)
general state election.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Apportionment and Elections
HB 392 Schools; establish opening and closing dates of Moore (60th)
scholastic year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 393 Internet filtering; require on computers in public Moore (60th)
schools and libraries.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 394 Deer hunting season; extend deer hunting season until Pierce
January 31.
01/03 (H) Referred To Game and Fish
HB 395 Alternate jurors; revise method of selecting. McBride
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 396 Honorary high school diploma; award to WWII and Korean Clark
Conflict veterans.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 397 Adopted children; establish right to know identity of Clark
biological parents.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 398 Automobile insurance; prohibit increase or cancellation Bowles
when insured not at fault.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 399 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for construction Robinson (84th)
of regional juvenile detention facilities.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 400 Lauderdale County Board of Education; require municipal Robinson (84th)
school district to consent to transfer of certain
students.
01/03 (H) Referred To Local and Private Legislation;Education
HB 401 School districts, municipal; provide for board member Robinson (84th)
from added territory and authorize transfer to adjacent
district.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 402 Disabilities; Department of Education may pay to make Robinson (84th)
reasonable accommodations for teachers with
disabilities.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 403 Alcohol; prohibit certain "drive through" sales of Robinson (84th)
alcoholic beverages, light wine and beer, create
penalty.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 404 Absentee ballots; enhance penalties for violations Robinson (84th)
regarding.
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 405 Gambling; clarify definition of unlawful gambling Robinson (84th)
devices.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 406 Compressed gas privilege tax; reduce on certain Robinson (84th)
vehicles.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 407 Automobile insurance; insurers may offer policy Robinson (84th)
allowing use of original parts for auto repair.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 408 Property; allow landowner renting lot to evict mobile Robinson (84th)
home owner in timely manner.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 409 State Health Insurance Plan; authorize local government Robinson (84th)
retirees to participate in.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
HB 410 PERS; school bus drivers shall be eligible to be Robinson (84th)
members of.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 411 Municipal annexation; require approval by majority of Robinson (84th)
qualified electors in territory to be annexed.
01/03 (H) Referred To Municipalities;County Affairs
HB 412 Out-of-state tuition; waive for nonresidents whose Bowles
parents are IHL alumni and own property in state.
01/03 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 413 School districts with added territory; authorize Robinson (84th)
automatic student transfers.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 414 Retirement; prohibit PERS retiree from being reemployed Bowles
by PERS employer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 415 Mineral interests; revise procedure for payment of Ellzey
taxes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals;Ways and Means
HB 416 Mineral interests; revise procedure for payment of Hamilton
taxes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Oil, Gas and Other Minerals;Ways and Means
HB 417 Sales tax; exempt temporary storage of tangible Jennings
personal property by public storage warehouses pending
shipping to another state.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 418 Assistant teachers; increase salaries. Davis
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 419 DUI; distinctive license tag for third offense. Davis
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A;Ways and Means
HB 420 Retired teachers; may draw retirement benefits and be Davis
reemployed as teachers.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 421 Textbooks; require public schools to make purchasing Wells-Smith
information available to parents.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 422 Bad checks; revise time period to tender payment. Wells-Smith
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 423 Sales tax; authorize municipalities to levy special Mayo
sales tax and use portion of proceeds to reduce ad
valorem taxes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 424 Open Meetings Law; public body pay prevailing party's Zuber
attorneys' fees and expenses if violation found.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 425 Income tax; authorize an adjustment to gross income for Holloway *
child support payments made pursuant to court order.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 426 Law enforcement officers; allow compensation for Mayo
providing advice to attorneys while off duty.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 427 "Jobline"; Department of Rehabilitation Services to Clarke
establish a touch-tone national job search system.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
HB 428 Mississippi Civil Rights Museum; create and place under Fleming
Department of Archives and History.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands;Appropriations
HB 429 Appropriation; IHL for making improvements to library Clarke
at Jackson State University.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 430 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for improvements Clarke
to library at Jackson State University.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 431 Bonds; issue bonds for improvements to the Margaret Clarke
Walker Alexander National Research Center at Jackson
State University.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 432 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds for construction Clarke
of transitional student housing at Jackson State
University.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 433 Appropriation; IHL for funding certain improvements at Clarke
the Margaret Walker Alexander Research Center at JSU.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 434 Municipalities; authorize to create drainage districts. Wallace
01/03 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Ways and Means
HB 435 Municipalities; create drainage districts. Wallace
01/03 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Ways and Means
HB 436 Construction Education Fund; clarify certain language Guice
relating to.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 437 Taxing districts; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 438 State offenders serving sentence in county jails; Ford
extend repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations
HB 439 Housing development revolving fund; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 440 Mississippi Veterans Monument Commission; extend Ford
repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Military Affairs
HB 441 Pearl River Water Diversion Project; extend repealer Ford
for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Game and Fish
HB 442 Mississippi Individual On-Site Wastewater Disposal Ford
System Law; reenact and extend the repealer for one
year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 443 Yellow Creek Regional Project Board; extend repealer Ford
for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 444 Mississippi Children's Health Care Act; delete repealer Ford
and allow coverage of certain dental services.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
HB 445 School nurse intervention program; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
HB 446 Power of municipalities to change streams; extend Ford
repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 447 Mississippi Employer-Assisted Housing Teacher Program; Ford
extend repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 448 Juvenile Detention Fund; transfer funds to the Ford
Adolescent Offender Program.
01/03 (H) Referred To Juvenile Justice;Appropriations
HB 449 Community development block grants for water systems; Ford
extend repealer for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 450 Juvenile Health Recovery Review and Advisory Board; Ford
extend repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Juvenile Justice;Appropriations
HB 451 Flood and drainage control districts; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 452 Municipal redistricting; conform mayor-council to Denny
council-manager.
01/03 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Apportionment and Elections
HB 453 Banks; increase amount that may be paid to the Reynolds
successors of deceased depositors without
administration.
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 454 State Board for Community and Junior Colleges; abolish Ishee
and place community colleges under IHL Board.
01/03 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HB 455 Highway 49; bring segment between U.S. 90 and U.S. 80 Rotenberry
up to highway standards.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation;Ways and Means
HB 456 Municipalities; authorize to create traffic-control Robinson (63rd)
monitoring systems.
01/03 (H) Referred To Municipalities;Transportation
HB 457 DNA testing; require for felons. Guice
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary;Appropriations
HB 458 Construction Education Fund; authorize distribution to Guice
the Mississippi Construction Education Foundation.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 459 Office of Indigent Appeals; create. Blackmon
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B;Appropriations
HB 460 Public Defender Task Force; continue operation. Blackmon
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 461 Marriage licenses; shall be accompanied by a family Clark
life guide.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 462 Landscape Architecture Law; reenact and revise. Stevens
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 463 Savings Association Law; delete repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 464 Savings banks; delete repealer on regulation of. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 465 State Board of Banking Review; delete repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 466 Special Needs Prison Program; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary
HB 467 Proceeds of sale of lieu lands; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 468 Finance charge agreements; extend repealer for one Ford
year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 469 Wireless emergency telephone service; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Utilities
HB 470 Certificate of need; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
HB 471 Infant Mortality Task Force; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 472 School Administrator Sabbatical Program; extend Ford
repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 473 Medicaid; extend repealer on implantable programmable Ford
pump.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
HB 474 Dyslexia testing pilot programs; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 475 Agricultural leases of prison lands; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary
HB 476 Petition for determination of rights in adoption cases; Ford
extend repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary A
HB 477 Community Service Revolving Fund; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary
HB 478 Children's Advisory Council; reenact and extend Ford
repealer for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 479 Department of Human Services; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 480 Intensive Supervision Program; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary
HB 481 Permit requirements for persons providing home medical Ford
equipment; extend repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 482 Insurance; extend repealer on prohibition regarding Ford
commissions paid to unlicensed employees.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 483 Waste tire disposal fee; remove repealer date. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Conservation and Water Resources
HB 484 Circuit clerk; increase fee for each day's attendance Ellis
during court term.
01/03 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers
HB 485 Gaming Counties Infrastructure Program; restrict Janus
projects and revenues to gaming counties.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation;Ways and Means
HB 486 City of Biloxi; may provide for cost-of-living Janus
increases for retired firemen and policemen of city.
01/03 (H) Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB 487 City of Biloxi; may provide for cost-of-living Janus
increases for retired city employees.
01/03 (H) Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB 488 Distinctive license tags; authorize for various Janus
organizations and persons.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 489 Law enforcement officers; establish separate retirement Janus
system for.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 490 Gaming fees; remove 2012 reverter on certain diversions Janus
of.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 491 Uninsured motorists; prohibit from collecting the first Janus
$10,000.00 in property damage and bodily injury.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 492 State and U.S. flags; require to be displayed on all Janus
public buildings.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Buildings, Grounds and Lands
HB 493 Tree surgery work; revise definition under professional Janus
services licensing requirements.
01/03 (H) Referred To Agriculture
HB 494 Gaming Counties Infrastructure Program; restrict Janus
projects and revenues to gaming counties.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation;Ways and Means
HB 495 Transportation; create the Multimodal Transportation Janus
Capital Improvement Program Fund.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation;Ways and Means
HB 496 Video camera; require in every public school classroom Clark
and bus.
01/03 (H) Referred To Education;Appropriations
HB 497 Boards of supervisors; increase members' salaries. Markham
01/03 (H) Referred To Fees and Salaries of Public Officers;County Affairs
HB 498 Campaign contributions; prohibit acceptance or Horne
solicitation of before candidate qualifies.
01/03 (H) Referred To Apportionment and Elections
HB 499 Minority-owned professional services businesses; Wallace
require utilization plan with public contracts.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 500 Minority-owned businesses; certain entities doing Wallace
public business file plan on utilization of.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 501 Child abuse; revise felonious child abuse. Morris
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 502 Handicap parking violation; charge dismissed upon proof Morris
to court of valid windshield placard.
01/03 (H) Referred To Transportation
HB 503 Sales tax; increase diversion to municipalities, create Young
diversion to counties, use portion to reduce ad valorem
taxes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 504 Cosmetology Board; reenact and extend repealer on. Young
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 505 Sales and ad valorem taxes; increase sales tax Young
diversion to cities, create diversion to counties, cap
city and county ad valorem taxes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 506 Mississippi Auto Liability Insurance No Pay - No Play Chism
Act; create.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 507 Standardized health insurance drug prescription card; Chism
establish.
01/03 (H) Referred To Insurance
HB 508 Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers who purchase Cameron
a gun safe or similar device.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 509 Mississippi Department of Labor; establish and create Evans
elected position of commissioner of Labor.
01/03 (H) Referred To Labor;Appropriations
HB 510 Retirement; allow purchase of creditable service in Smith (39th)
PERS for service as junior college trustee.
01/03 (H) Referred To Appropriations
HB 511 Regulation of credit unions; delete repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 512 Medicaid; extend repealer on contingency plan for Ford
millennium conversion.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 513 Counsel for indigents; extend repealer on appointment Ford
of.
01/03 (H) Referred To Judiciary B
HB 514 Mississippi Business Finance Corporation; extend Ford
repealer one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Ways and Means
HB 515 Department of Banking and Consumer Finance; delete Ford
repealer on laws creating.
01/03 (H) Referred To Banks and Banking
HB 516 Charter schools; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Education
HB 517 State Board of Health and the State Department of Ford
Health; extend repealer for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 518 Prison Overcrowding Emergency Powers Act; extend Ford
repealer.
01/03 (H) Referred To Penitentiary
HB 519 State Board of Psychologists and licensing Ford
requirements; extend repealer for one year.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 520 Mississippi Board of Optometry; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 521 Marriage and Family Therapy; extend repealer on Ford
Licensure Act.
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 522 State Board of Chiropractic Examiners; extend repealer. Ford
01/03 (H) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
HB 523 IHL Board; abolish and establish separate board for Fleming
each institution.
01/03 (H) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
HC 19 Amend Constitution; Governor elected by majority of Martinson
popular vote; require runoff if no majority; abolish
electoral votes.
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 20 Amend Constitution; provide for appointed Supreme Court Guice
judges.
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 21 Amend Constitution; elect State Superintendent of Moore (60th)
Public Education.
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 22 Amend Constitution; reconstitute membership of State Pierce
College Board.
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 23 Amend Consitiution; require elections on municipal Robinson (84th)
annexations.
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 24 Amend Constitution; define state boundaries. Janus
01/03 (H) Referred To Constitution
HC 25 Mississippi River Bridge near Greenville; memorialize Cameron
Congress to provide additional funds to construct.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 26 Call for a New Bretton Woods Conference for Fleming
international monetary system stability.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 27 Recognize February as African-American Asthma Awareness Fleming
Month.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 28 Endorse the Global Sullivan Principles of Corporate Fleming
Social Responsibility.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 29 Recognize April as Organ Donation and Recovery Month. Fleming
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 30 Memorialize Congress to permit states to tax Internet Nettles
and mail order sales.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 31 Require the Secretary of State to study feasibility of Fleming
a uniform statewide electoral process.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 32 Constitutional Convention; rescind previous resolutions Martinson
calling for.
01/03 (H) Referred To Rules
HC 18 Joint session; call to hear an address by the Governor. Ford
01/03 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2001 Hunting license fee; require reciprocal fees for Chamberlin
nonresidents.
01/03 (S) Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries
SB2002 Minimum education program; allot funds for employing Smith
high school arts education instructors.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education;Appropriations
SB2003 Appropriation; SDE for additional teacher units in Smith
Grades 1-4.
01/03 (S) Referred To Appropriations
SB2004 Teacher certification; require instruction in all Smith
reading methods for K-4.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2005 Video games; regulate violent. Tollison
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2006 Approp. FY2002; SDE for additional teacher assistants Smith
in school districts with 60% participation in free
lunch program.
01/03 (S) Referred To Appropriations
SB2007 Bonds for Emerging Crops Fund; increase amount of bonds Smith
that may be issued under.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2008 Discount prescription rates for veterans; require for Smith
pharmacists participating in Medicaid program.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
SB2009 Fleeing or eluding; create offense. Smith
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2010 Medicaid reimbursable; services provided by licensed Smith
certified social worker.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
SB2011 Homestead exemption; increase the amount of Smith
reimbursement for county tax losses.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2012 Cheerleaders in middle school and high school; shall Smith
receive 1/2 credit toward graduation.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2013 Payment to retiring teachers for unused leave; to be Ross
based on last contracted salary.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2014 Juveniles; prohibit sale of rolling papers to. Kirby
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2015 Hunting and fishing license; expire one year after Chamberlin
issuance; notify licensee of expiration.
01/03 (S) Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries
SB2016 Arson; revise third degree. Chamberlin *
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2017 Insurance agents; exempt 65 or older from continuing Dearing
education requirements.
01/03 (S) Referred To Insurance
SB2018 Sales tax exemption; Ducks Unlimited fund-raising Dearing
purchases.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2019 Community college districts; may waive out-of-state Dearing
tuition for students living within 50 miles of campus.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
SB2020 Dispensing opticians; provide for licensure of. Dearing
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2021 Ad valorem taxes for parks and recreation; cities may Dearing
increase.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2022 Bonds; increase amount that may be issued to provide Dearing
grants for livestock facilities.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2023 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds to improve Duncan Dearing
Park Golf Course in Natchez.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2024 Littering; revise penalty. Dearing
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2025 Premises owner; limit liability to persons injured by Ross
criminal acts of third parties.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2026 Income tax; increase exemption for National Guard and Ross
Reserve pay.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2027 Income tax; increase exemption for National Guard and Furniss
Reserve pay.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2028 School Employment Procedures Law; require good cause Minor
for nonreemployment decisions.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education;Judiciary
SB2029 Pearl River bridge at Jackson; require the Legislature Ross
to appropriate matching funds.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation;Appropriations
SB2030 Firearms; provide enhanced penalties when used in Kirby
commission of certain felonies.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2031 Insurance policies; policy controls over foreign Kirby
language advertisement.
01/03 (S) Referred To Insurance
SB2032 EBT system for food stamps; clarify implementation Huggins
dates.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2033 Elections; require voters to present I.D. prior to Ross
voting.
01/03 (S) Referred To Elections
SB2034 Bonds; issue to fund the Highway 98 Access Improvement King
Program Fund.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation;Finance
SB2035 Home school students; authorize dual enrollment in Nunnelee
public schools.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2036 Sales tax exemption; Habitat for Humanity. Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2037 Income tax; revise certain provisions regarding gains Nunnelee
and losses and business deductions.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2038 Driver's license; no suspension of jail time for Nunnelee
driving with suspended or revoked license.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2039 Sales tax; exempt sales to the American Family Nunnelee
Association.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2040 TANF recipient's disqualification due to marriage; Nunnelee
authorize lump-sum payment as incentive for.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
SB2041 Eviction; by district attorney for drug violations. Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2042 Mississippi Report Card; prescribe categories for Nunnelee
schools.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2043 M.T.A.G. scholarship program; increase tuition Nunnelee
assistance for freshman and sophomore students.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
SB2044 Improper laboratory charges by physicians; grounds for Ross
license suspension or revocation.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2045 Whistleblower Law; clarify definition of governmental Ross
entity.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2046 Sales tax; phase out on retail sales of certain foods Ross
for human consumption.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2047 "Declaration of Independence"; require school students Nunnelee
to recite.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2048 Medical procedures on minor by Department of Health; Nunnelee
require parental consent.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2049 Income tax; allow credit for child adoption expenses. Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2050 Guardian ad litem; clarify appointment, allow county to Nunnelee
pay fee, revise notice to unknown fathers.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2051 Elections; enact municipal open primary law. Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Elections
SB2052 Local government-CAP loans; include construction, Nunnelee
repair or renovation of recreation and athletic
complexes.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2053 Child care; exempt from licensure schools that are Nunnelee
members of the Association of Christian Schools.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Education
SB2054 Lobbying law; include public employees engaging in Nunnelee
lobbying activities.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2055 Post conviction bail; clarify for child abuser. Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2056 School term; revise first day and last day for all Nunnelee
schools.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2057 Teachers; create duty to inform students of Nunnelee
unlawfulness of certain conduct.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2058 Food handling establishment permits; displayed at Nunnelee
visible location.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2059 School-related fund-raising activities; provide certain Nunnelee
restrictions.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2060 Highways; create the Four-Lane Highway Maintenance Furniss
Account and Fund with gaming fee increase.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation;Appropriations
SB2061 Riding bailiffs; increase authorized compensation for. Furniss
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;County Affairs
SB2062 Corrections; authorize DOC to construct prison on state Furniss
land in Quitman County.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections;Appropriations
SB2063 Public officials; allow PERS retiree serving as a local Furniss
elected or appointed official to receive retirement
allowance.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2064 Sixteenth section lands; revise agricultural lease Furniss
provisions.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2065 HIV; establish crime of exposure. Furniss
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2066 Public Housing; create drug-free zone. Furniss
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2067 Retirement; include judges in legislative retirement Furniss
plan.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2068 Sales Tax; reduce the tax on admissions to all publicly Carmichael
owned facilities.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2069 Tax collector/assessor; require separate offices in Minor
counties with total assessed valuation of $140 Million
or more.
01/03 (S) Referred To County Affairs
SB2070 School districts; pilot program requiring pupils to Simmons
read a minimum of 4 books per school year.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2071 Teachers; authorize Three-for-Three Teacher Relocation Simmons
Program.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education;Appropriations
SB2072 Appropriation; MDA - job recruitment and training Simmons
program; addl. FY01 & FY02.
01/03 (S) Referred To Appropriations
SB2073 Mississippi Creditor-Placed Insurance Act; enact. Kirby
01/03 (S) Referred To Insurance
SB2074 Home repair fraud; create offense, prescribe Moffatt
punishment.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2075 Telephone solicitations; prohibit for subscribers who Furniss
notify PSC.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Utilities
SB2076 Four-Lane Highway Program; designate a section in Furniss
Coahoma County.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SB2077 Public Employees' Retirement System; allow members Furniss
additional years of creditable service for combat
time/prisoners of war.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2078 Motor vehicles; clarify towing safety. White (29th)
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SB2079 Labor organizations; prohibit from giving money to White (29th)
members to give to political activities.
01/03 (S) Referred To Labor
SB2080 HIV; establish crime of exposure. White (29th)
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2081 Sex crimes; reports to be confidential. White (29th)
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2082 Community college districts; may waive out-of-state King
tuition for students living within 50 miles of campus.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
SB2083 Commitment; limit time of transfer to state facility. Chamberlin
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Judiciary
SB2084 Municipalities; revised definitions. Chamberlin
01/03 (S) Referred To Municipalities
SB2085 Automatic external defibrillators; establish fund to King
reimburse counties and cities for purchasing.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare;Appropriations
SB2086 Land surveyors; limitation of liability. King
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2087 Standard criminal assessment fee; increase General Fund Gordon
amount, repeal bond fee.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary;Appropriations
SB2088 Statewide Public Defender System; revise. Gordon
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary;Appropriations
SB2089 MS Civil War Battlefield Commission; authorize expense Gordon
reimbursement for members.
01/03 (S) Referred To Appropriations
SB2090 Constables; authorize appointment of deputies. Burton
01/03 (S) Referred To County Affairs
SB2091 Election of municipal separate school district trustees Gordon
presently elected; to be held at the general election.
01/03 (S) Referred To Elections
SB2092 Tobacco settlement funds; create Defribrillator Gordon
Acquisition Trust Fund.
01/03 (S) Referred To Appropriations
SB2093 Light wine or beer; authorize sale and possession at Gordon
any qualified resort area.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2094 Health insurance plans; require coverage for treatment Gordon
of social anxiety disorder.
01/03 (S) Referred To Insurance
SB2095 Authorized number of passenger vehicles purchased by Gordon
state agencies; repeal.
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;Appropriations
SB2096 Highway Patrol Officers; require anniversary date Gordon
increases in base pay.
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;Appropriations
SB2097 Justice court clerks; establish the minimum salary to Gordon
be paid to.
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration;County Affairs
SB2098 Victim assistance coordinators; classify as state Gordon
employees.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2099 Thomas G. Abernethy; designate Tenn-Tom Waterway bridge Gordon
at Amory in memory of.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SB2100 IHL and community colleges; may waive out-of-state Carmichael
tuition for students living within 50 miles of campus.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges;Appropriations
SB2101 State Employee Health Insurance; state pay premiums for Carmichael
certain retired employees.
01/03 (S) Referred To Insurance;Appropriations
SB2102 Rural Fire Truck Acquisition Act; revise provisions; Thames
exempt certain sales to fire departments from taxation.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2103 Suffrage; restore to Jerry McDonald of Newton County. Burton
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2104 Bonds; issue general obligation bonds to build a golf Burton
course at Roosevelt State Park.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SB2105 DUI; allow multiple counts for vehicular homicide. Burton
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2106 Circuit clerks; increase pay for attendance upon court Burton
term.
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SB2107 Adult care facilities; define adult day services Burton
facilities for licensure purposes.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2108 Reading sufficiency; require for Fourth Grade students. Burton
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2109 Constables; allow expense reimbursement for good faith Burton
effort to serve process.
01/03 (S) Referred To County Affairs
SB2110 Justice court judges; include in Nonpartisan Judicial Burton
Election Act.
01/03 (S) Referred To Elections
SB2111 Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries/Parks; enter into Dearing
interlocal agreements with any municipality to operate
a satellite golf facility.
01/03 (S) Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries;Appropriations
SB2112 Elderly; enhanced penalties for certain crimes against. Burton
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2113 CPR classes; require in health curriculum Grades 9-12. Burton *
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2114 Nursing home inspections; SDH place certain Johnson (19th)
requirements on nursing home surveyors.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SB2115 Official state song; adopt "Mississippi Song". Nunnelee
01/03 (S) Referred To Rules
SB2116 Radar; authorize Ross Barnett Reservoir patrol officers Ross
to use.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2117 Frivolous legal action against school personnel; King
provide immunity and assessment of attorney's fees and
costs for.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2118 Public school classroom; brief period of quiet Frazier
reflection authorized.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SB2119 Radar; allow use by any size municipality. Dearing
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SB2120 Retired teachers; may draw retirement benefits and be King
reemployed as teachers.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education;Finance
SC 501 Supreme Court; amend Section 145 of MS Constitution to Ross
provide for appointment of judges by Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SC 502 Amend Constitution; Governor elected by majority of Ross
popular vote; require run-off if no majority; abolish
electoral votes.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SC 503 Legislators; repeal constitutional immunity from Frazier
arrest.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SC 504 Const.; Amend Sec. 109 to provide that conflict of Ross
interest prohibition applies to officials voting on the
law authorizing contract.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SC 505 Const 252, etc; provide for statewide elections to Nunnelee
occur in even numbered years.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SC 506 Const; protect MS Fire Fighters Memorial Burn Center Furniss
Trust Fund.
01/03 (S) Referred To Constitution
SN 1 Brigadier General James Harvey Lipscomb, III,
Greenville, Mississippi, as the Adjutant General of the
Mississippi National Guard, for the term of office
that shall be concurrent with that of the Governor,
vice George Walker.
01/03 (S) Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 2 Mr. John S. Allison, Jackson, Mississippi, as the
Commissioner of Banking and Consumer Finance, for the
four year term of office commencing July 1, 2000 and
ending July 1, 2004, vice.
01/03 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN 3 Ms. Amy Adelman, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed
Professional Counselors, for the three-year term of
office ending June 30, 2003, representing the Fifth
Congressional District, vice.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 4 Major Jim Kinslow, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SN 5 Sergeant Ronnie Castille, Lucedale, Mississippi, to the
Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term
of office commencing July 1, 2000.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SN 6 Rodney E. Frothingham, MD, Greenville, Mississippi, to
the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year
term of office commencing July 1, 2000.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SN 7 Robert S. Gaddis, Laurel, Mississippi, to the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000, vice.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SN 8 C. Wyck Neely, DDS, Magee, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Dental Examiners, for the four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing Dental
District 6.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 9 Ms. Sondra P. Caillavet, Biloxi, Mississippi, to the
State Board of Education, for a nine (9) year term of
office ending July 1, 2009, representing the Teacher
At-Large position, vice.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SN 10 Mr. Claude Hartley, Belden, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Education, for the unexpired term ending July
1, 2003, representing the Third Supreme Court District,
vice Cheryl Tidwell.
01/03 (S) Referred To Education
SN 11 Walter C. Gough, MD, Drew, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Health, for the six (6) year term of office
ending July 1, 2006, representing the Second
Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 12 Ms. Lynda Austin, Lake Cormorant, Mississippi, as a
member of the Mississippi Home Corporation, for a six
(6) year term of office, representing the Third Supreme
Court District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 13 Ms. Sharion Aycock, Fulton, Mississippi, as a member of
the Mississippi Home Corporation, for a two (2) year
term of office, representing the Third Supreme Court
District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 14 H. Gordon Myrick, Gulfport, Mississippi, as a member of
the Mississippi Home Corporation, for a six (6) year
term of office, representing the Second Supreme Court
District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 15 Mr. Bryce Griffis, Starkville, Mississippi, as a member
of the Board of Trustees of Institutions Of Higher
Learning, for the unexpired term of office ending May
8, 2004, representing the Second Congressional
District, vice Larry Homan.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 16 Ms. Amy Whitten, Oxford, Mississippi, as a member of
the Board of Trustees of State Institutions Of Higher
Learning, for a twelve-year term of office ending May
8, 2012, representing the Second Congressional District
[1944].
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 17 Dr. Stacy Davidson, Cleveland, Mississippi, as a member
of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions Of
Higher Learning, for a twelve-year term of office
ending May 8, 2012, representing the Third
Congressional District [1944].
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 18 Ms. Bettye Henderson Neely, Grenada, Mississippi, as a
member of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions
Of Higher Learning, for a twelve-year term of office
ending May 8, 2012, representing the Fourth
Congressional [1944].
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 19 Mr. H. Scott Ross, West Point, Mississippi, as a member
of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions Of
Higher Learning, for a twelve-year term of office
ending May 8, 2012, representing the Third Supreme
Court District [1944].
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 20 Rick Hemba, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for a term
of four (4) years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending
July 1, 2004, representing the Recreational Fisherman
position.
01/03 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN 21 Mr. Oliver Sahuque, Lakeshore, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for a term
of four (4) years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending
July 1, 2004, representing the Commercial Fisherman
position.
01/03 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN 22 Rudy Lesso, Biloxi, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Commission on Marine Resources, for a term of four (4)
years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending July 1, 2004,
representing the Commercial Seafood Processor position.
01/03 (S) Referred To Ports and Marine Resources
SN 23 Joseph E. Johnston, MD, Mount Olive, Mississippi, to
the Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six
(6) year term of office ending July 1, 2006,
representing the Second Supreme Court District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 24 William Henderson, MD, Oxford, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six (6)
year term of office ending July 1, 2006, representing
the Third Supreme Court District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 25 Tina Mabry, Decatur, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of office ending
June 30, 2004, representing the nurse practitioner seat
on the board.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 26 Delores Barlow, Ridgeland, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing the nurse
educator position on the board.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 27 Sonja R. Fuqua, Madison, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing for the nurse
at large position on the board.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 28 Dr. Mary Louise Coyne, Diamondhead, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of educator with expertise in
the field of healthcare and associated at the time of
his appointment with an institution of higher learning
within the state of Mississippi.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 29 Fred H. Mothershed, OD, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a
member of the State Board of Optometry, for the five
year term of office ending June 20, 2005, representing
the First Congressional District [1980].
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 30 Donald ("Pete") Pope, Gautier, Mississippi, as a member
and chairman of the State Parole Board, for the term of
office commencing June 30, 2000 and serving at the will
and pleasure of the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections
SN 31 Patricia Kathryn Miller, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, as
a member of the State Parole Board, for the term of
office commencing June 30, 2000 and serving at the will
and pleasure of the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections
SN 32 Kareem West, Natchez, Mississippi, as a member of the
State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing
June 30, 2000, and serving at the will and pleasure of
the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections
SN 33 Marilyn Starks, Shelby, Mississippi, as a member of the
State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing
June 30, 2000, and serving at the will and pleasure of
the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections
SN 34 James C. Kelly, Mt. Olive, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy, for the five (5)
year term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing
the Fourth Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 35 Cynthia H. Bamburg, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy, for the five (5)
year term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing
the Institutional At-Large position.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 36 Billy E. Leech, Amory, Mississippi, as a member of the
Mississippi Real Estate Commission, for the four (4)
year term ending May 20, 2005, representing the First
Congressional District [1983].
01/03 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN 37 Alton Beck, Columbus, Mississippi, to the Veterans'
Affairs Board, for the five (5) year term of office
ending May 14, 2005, representing the Third
Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 38 Rayford N. Edgar, Water Valley, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Affairs Board, for the five (5) year term of
office ending May 14, 2005, representing the
State-At-Large.
01/03 (S) Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 39 Johnnie Sartor, Starkville, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four (4) year
term of office ending May 14, 2004, representing the
Third Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 40 Lonnie C. Carlton, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four (4) year
term of office ending May 14, 2004, representing the
Fourth Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Veterans and Military Affairs
SN 41 Dr. Douglas F. Jefcoat, Laurel, Mississippi, to the
State Board of Veterinary Medicine, for the five (5)
year term of office ending May 22, 2005, representing
the Second Supreme Court District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Agriculture
SN 42 Reginald P. Barnes, Webb, Mississippi, to the
Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks,, for the
unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000,
representing the Second Congressional District, vice
Howard Miller.
01/03 (S) Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries
SN 43 Reginald P. Barnes, Webb, Mississippi, to the Wildlife,
Fisheries and Parks Commission, for the five (5) year
term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing the
Second Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Wildlife and Fisheries
SN 44 Veldore Young Heidelberg, Meridian, Mississippi, to the
State Board for Community and Junior Colleges, for
six-year term of office ending June 30, 2006,
representing the Third Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 45 Kenneth R. Wheeler, Tupelo, Mississippi, to the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000.
01/03 (S) Referred To Judiciary
SN 46 Ted Cain, Diamondhead, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
State Board of Health, for the six (6) year term of
office ending July 1, 2006, representing the Fifth
Congressional District [1980].
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 47 Toni Cooley, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of the
Mississippi Home Corporation, for a two (2) year term
of office, representing the First Supreme Court
District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 48 John Thomas, McComb, Mississippi, as a member of the
Mississippi Home Corporation, for a four (4) year term
of office, representing the Second Supreme Court
District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 49 Freda M. Bush, MD, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six (6)
year term of office ending July 1, 2006, representing
the First Supreme Court District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 50 Robert Landrum, Ellisville, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Mental Health, for a seven (7) year term of
office ending July 1, 2007, representing the Fifth
Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 51 A. Jerald Jackson, MD, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four-year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of licensed and practicing
medical doctor or physician.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 52 Dr. Matthew R. Buckley, Cleveland, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed
Professional Counselors, for the three (3) year term of
office ending June 30, 2003, representing the Second
Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 53 Leonard A. ("Len") Blackwell, II, Gulfport,
Mississippi, to the Mississippi Gaming Commission, for
a four-year term of office ending September 30, 2004.
01/03 (S) Referred To Finance
SN 54 Dr. Virginia Lee Cora, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four-year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of educator with expertise in
the field of health care and associated at the time of
this appointment with an institution of higher learning
within the state of Mississippi.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 55 Robert L. Crook, II, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and
Certification Board, for the unexpired term of office
ending January 1, 2004, representing the Fourth
Congressional District, vice Thomas E. Ruffin.
01/03 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN 56 Buster Davis, Fulton, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Motor Vehicle Commission, for a term that shall be
concurrent with that of the Governor, representing the
at large position and serving as Chairman.
01/03 (S) Referred To Highways and Transportation
SN 57 Everette E. Ladner, Gulfport, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and
Certification Board, for the unexpired term of office
ending January 1, 2002, representing the Fifth
Congressional District, vice Jill D. Walters.
01/03 (S) Referred To Business and Financial Institutions
SN 58 Jimmy Murphy, Booneville, Mississippi, to the State
Board for Community and Junior Colleges, for a six (6)
year term of officeending June 30, 2006, representing
the first Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Universities and Colleges
SN 59 Rica Lewis-Peyton, Madison, Mississippi, as the
Executive Director of the Division Of Medicaid, serving
at the will and pleasure of the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 60 Scott Phillips, Columbia, Mississippi, as a member of
the Board of Directors of the Health Care Trust Fund,
for the term of office ending March 1, 2001,
representing the Fourth Congressional District.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 61 David Roach, University, Mississippi, to the the
Mississippi Department of Information Technology
Services, for a five-year term of office ending June
30, 2005.
01/03 (S) Referred To Fees, Salaries and Administration
SN 62 Morris Lee Scott, Hernando, Mississippi, as member of
the State Parole Board, for the term of office
commencing June 30, 2000 and serving at the will and
pleasure of the Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Corrections
SN 63 Dr. Jerri Laube, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member
of the Social Workers and Marriage and Family
Therapists Board of Examiners, the term will expire in
the year 2003, representing in the capacity of a
marriage and family couselor appointee.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SN 64 Mr. Jack McMillen, Senatobia, Mississippi, as a member
of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, the
appointment begins immediately and serves at the will
and pleasure of the Lieutenant Governor.
01/03 (S) Referred To Public Health and Welfare
SR 1 Senate Rules; Senator making the motion to table a bill Ross
may call the bill from the table.
01/03 (S) Referred To Rules
SR 2 Senate Rules; amend to allow five minutes debate to a Ross
Senator moving to table a bill subject to call.
01/03 (S) Referred To Rules
HC 18 Joint session; call to hear an address by the Governor. Ford
01/03 (S) Title Suff Do Be Adopted
HC 18 Joint session; call to hear an address by the Governor. Ford
01/03 (S) Adopted
01/03 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 18 Joint session; call to hear an address by the Governor. Ford
01/03 (S) Referred To Rules
HC 18 Joint session; call to hear an address by the Governor. Ford
01/03 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
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