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from May 1992
Last Number: June 2023

National Conference of State Legislatures
ISSN 0147-6041


Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 7844

September 01, 1993

  • Anti-trust laws may be unhealthy.

  • Court goes a-hunting gerrymanders.

  • What Congress needs to know.

  • Making it a federal case.

  • Joe college pays the tab.

  • Educating special kids.

    • November 01, 1993

  • Attorney's Guide to Environmental Liability in Transactions.

  • Environmental Hazards: Toxic Waste and Hazardous Material.

  • Colorado passes through juvenile crime package.

  • Harsh punishment on Washington agenda.

  • Budget battle in the big state.

  • Back to the chalkboard.

  • A lawmaker for the millennium.

  • A decade of difference.

  • Abortion: the never ending controversy.

  • Gold amidst the rubbish.

  • Commone sense in child support enforcement.

    • December 01, 1993

  • Politics in the Soviet Union.

  • NAFTA - boon or boondoggle?

  • They're over here from over there! (foreign dignitaries visit the US to scrutinize their democratic functioning)

  • Looking outward for insights.

  • Try it, you'll like it.

  • Hungary: sudden democracy or incomplete transition?

  • The invisible export.

  • Federalism times four.

    • January 01, 1994

  • Help for the working poor.

  • Not business as usual in Louisiana legislature.

  • Lox behind bars in New York prisons.

  • Voters turn out to decide taxes, term limits, tuition.

  • Program developed for AIDS-infected inmates.

  • Our beleaguered institution.

  • The old statehouse, she ain't what she used to be.

  • Citizen legislators - alive and well.

  • Twenty percent and climbing.

  • Leaders are the key to strong legislatures.

    • February 01, 1994

  • Student, graduate numbers on the way up.

  • Texas cleans up money laundering.

  • Court says Alaska reserve funds misspent.

  • Packed agendas for 1994.

  • A vision of competence.

  • The private side of public education.

  • As go the families, so goes education.

  • In the eye of the storm.

  • It's not a miracle, it's a mirage.

  • Florida turns the tide.

    • March 01, 1994

  • Tax increases tell the story: the recession has ended.

  • Children thrive under Hawaii's Healthy Start.

  • Women's health to get more attention in Ohio.

  • EPA message mixed on Clean Air Act dates.

  • Two ways to restrict the campaign-money flow.