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December 22, 1999 Campaign to curb underage drinking is under way
December 17, 1999 Rainbow Rooms bring a little sunshine into lives of abused children
December 10, 1999 Texas state government is Y2K compliant and ready for the year 2000
December 3, 1999 Population boom explodes onto states roadways
November 22, 1999 Texas A&M Bonfire tragedy evokes universal feelings of grief
November 19, 1999 We are grateful for Texans who make their living from the soil
November 12, 1999 Small businesses are the heart of Texas economy
November 5, 1999 Texas honors its veterans with concrete, beneficial programs
October 29, 1999 State responds to concerns about prevalence of Lyme disease in Texas
October 21, 1999 Interim committee searching for ways to improve child-support collections
October 14, 1999 Voters will decide who should decide justices salaries
October 11, 1999 FOI Foundation presents James Madison Award to Sen. Wentworth
October 1, 1999 Amendments address taxing methods and spousal support
September 30, 1999 Senator Jeff Wentworth honored at "Uncommon Event"
September 24, 1999 Texans can shape state government on election day
September 17, 1999 Constitution still allows governor to call out militia to protect the frontier
September 14, 1999 Area schools receive telecommunication grants
September 9, 1999 Public and private partnerships benefit Texans
September 3, 1999 Buckle up the kids, new seatbelt law targets older children and teens
August 26, 1999 Online job-matching service is a cool employment tool for Texas' hot economy
August 20, 1999 State senators and representatives paid less than minimum wage
August 19, 1999 County Officials Honor Senator Wentworth
August 13, 1999 Laws to improve children's lives passed during "The Session of the Child"
August 8, 1999 Sen. Wentworth appointed to TEXAS Grant Oversight Committee
July 31, 1999 Texas School Performance Review helps school districts save tax dollars
July 23, 1999 Constituents surprised at the number of bills considered and passed
July 6, 1999 New laws address issues associated with states population increase
July 2, 1999 Fourth of July celebrations reflect Texans freedom of choice
June 18, 1999 Legislature provides tax relief to Texans
June 13, 1999 Record state budget balances Texans' needs and revenue
June 4, 1999 School children, teachers and taxpayers benefit from budget surplus
May 28, 1999 College tuition grant bill could help students as GI Bill helped WWII veterans
April 27, 1999 Senate Commitee approves $2.6 billion education finance bill
April 21, 1999 Sportsmen Conservationists Honor Sen. Wentworth
April 20, 1999 Annexation reform bill passes Senate, would be first revision in 36 years
April 13, 1999 Senate approves bill that would give a sales-tax break on drugs, diapers and clothes
April 6, 1999 School vouchers
March 30, 1999 Bills focus on responsibility of marriage and consequences of divorce
March 22, 1999 Eighteen area fast-growth school districts could benefit from trio of bills
March 15, 1999 Eleven bills filed to make public records more accessible
March 11, 1999 Sen. Wentworth files 11 freedom of information bills
March 9, 1999 Area libraries recieve telecommunication grants
March 9, 1999 Citizens should be allowed to vote on city/county consolidation
March 1, 1999 Senate bill's "Do Not Call" provision could curb fraudulent telemarketers
February 24, 1999 Wentworth legislation deregulates auto insurance premiums; promises savings to Texas consumers
February 22, 1999 Sen. Wentworth sheds light on utility restructuring bill
February 17, 1999 Constituents speak out in questionnaire
February 11, 1999 Sen. Wentworth urges adherence to Texas Constitution
February 10, 1999 Committees appointed; legislators file 1,500 bills as session gets underway
February 3, 1999 Legislature considers higher education funding
January 28, 1999 Senate bill would end social promotions
January 26, 1999 Religious freedom bill filed
January 13, 1999 Citizens can affect the legislation that affects their lives
January 10, 1999 Legislature to consider regulation of rural subdivisions
January 1, 1999 Citizens' redistricting committee would reduce partisanship and lawsuits

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