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 December 31, 2001
New year's new laws impact teenage drivers, homeowners' groups and other Texans
December 19, 2001
Public and private agencies need more dedicated volunteers
December 14, 2001
Volunteers are front-line support for senior citizen programs
December 7, 2001
Texas Education Agency wants to include more parents in textbook review process
November 30, 2001
We are all soldiers in the war on terrorism
November 21, 2001
Minute-of-silence bill would allow students to reflect, meditate or pray
November 16, 2001
Be thankful for those who produce and protect our food supply
November 9, 2001
Committees studying health care, school finance, state employee benefits and other issues
November 6, 2001
State grant will help preserve West Texas Woolen Mills
November 2, 2001
On Veterans Day pay tribute to those who fought and pray for those in battle
October 31, 2001
Senator Wentworth will file bill to set aside a moment for school prayer
October 26, 2001
Domestic violence takes it toll on victims, their families, friends and law officers
October 19, 2001
Select committee hearings target "Robin Hood" school funding plan
October 12, 2001
Texas only state to have had seven constitutions
October 9, 2001
More than $3 million in telecommunications grants awarded
October 3, 2001
Texans will vote on tax exemptions, revenue bonds and surplus property amendments
September 28, 2001
19th century constitution must be amended to keep pace with 21st century Texas
September 21, 2001
Constitution reflects post Reconstruction Texans' view of government
September 19, 2001
More than $1 million in telecommunications grants awarded
September 14, 2001
Texans support the President's policy of retaliation against terrorists
September 7, 2001
Texas Department of Aging will continue as separate agency until 2006
August 31, 2001
New laws limit public access to private information
August 24, 2001
New labor-related laws become effective just before Labor Day
August 17, 2001
State legislators share information at national conferences
August 10, 2001
New law will have elementary school students up and running
August 3, 2001
Business friendly bills could boost economic opportunities for Texans
July 27, 2001
Knowledge of gun laws is vital information for straight shooters
July 19, 2001
"Do Not Call" list will help Texans disconnect telemarketers
July 13, 2001
Temperatures and utility costs sizzle as summer heats up
July 6, 2001
New state agency will help small communities solve their big problems
June 29, 2001
Educating tomorrow's leaders is worth its billion dollar cost
June 22, 2001
$1.24 billion appropriation will help 500,000 school employees afford health insurance
June 15, 2001
Tougher DWI laws could have sobering influence on drivers and boaters
June 8, 2001
$113.8 billion biennium budget doesn't need tax hike to meet state needs
May 31, 2001
Higher education usually means higher pay for Texas workers
May 25, 2001
Redistricting bill's failure to pass strengthens belief in need for a citizens' commission
May 18, 2001
Military men and women paid the ultimate sacrifice for nation's peace
May 11, 2001
Legislators race to pass bills as session enters home stretch
 May 1, 2001
"Redistricting" Press Conference
May 4, 2001
Legislature Produces Ag Policy to Ensure Food and Fiber Production's Future
April 27, 2001
May visitors to Texas Capitol may watch history being made
April 20, 2001
Bill would reward students who follow difficult academic path
April 12, 2001
Uniform election date could help combat voter fatigue
April 6, 2001
Landmark bill would let water rich areas share their wealth
March 30, 2001
Character-ed bill would make responsibility learning's fourth "R"
March 23, 2001
Bills could help counties rein in unbridled growth of rural subdivisions
March 16, 2001
Disease prevention is better than cure and more cost effective
March 9, 2001
Graduated driver licensing could help curb teens' fatal accident rate
March 2, 2001
Texans look back while moving ahead
February 23, 2001
Legislators crunching numbers as state faces budget crunch
February 16, 2001
Cycling bill changing as it encounters bumps in the legislative process
February 9, 2001
Legislators must balance right to privacy with right to know
February 2, 2001
Legislators confront crime and punishment issues
January 26, 2001
Senate District 25 voters voice their opinions by responding to questionnaire
January 19, 2001
Bipartisan senate committee prepares to tackle redistricting
January 12, 2001
Texas senators' backgrounds are as varied as their respective districts
January 5, 2001
Budget, redistricting, water plans are on 77th Legislature's agenda
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