1999 State Legislatures Magazine Contents
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December 1999
- Can the Sales Tax Survive Cyberspace?
- Making Medicines Affordable
- Dividing Up the American Pie
- Reducing Rancor in Michigan
- A New Look at Child Protection
- Small Manufacturers--Good for the Economy
- One-Stop Career Centers are Open for Business
October/November 1999
- Can It Get Any Better Than This? 8 Press Release
- Drunk Drivers Beware
- Shocks That Save Lives
- Substance Abuse Prevention Takes to the Classroom
- There's More to TEA-21 Than .08
- Spending Tobacco Funds: States Cook Up Their Own Recipes
September 1999
- Vouchers and Other Options for Education
- Buckle Up or Else
- Do Traffic Cops Discriminate?
- A Watershed Term for Federalism
- Anything Left to Legislate About?
- Ten Secrets to Redistricting
- The Startling Spread of STDs
July/August 1999
- The State Federal Tug of War
- When Public Service Tests Family Ties
- The Good Legislature
- The Modern Legislature
- The Next Generation of Legislatures
- Enter the New Breed
- Then and Now
- The History of NCSL
- Seasons of Spending
- Whom Do You Trust?
- Back: But Not At The Old Stand
- Wearing Two Hats: Legislator and Parent
- Staff Section Stories: A History
June 1999
- More News, Less Coverage
- Married To The Media
- A Legislative Eye On Y2K
- Look What's Happening Downtown
- Rural Health Care: Good For The Economy?
May 1999
- Women As Leaders: ViVe La Difference
- Washington's First In Women
- As Tough As They Come: Speaker Jo Ann Davidson, Ohio
- The Questions About Criminal Background Checks
- Can Cities Sue Gun Makers?
- An A+ for Adolescent Health
- The Boston Tea Party Revisited: Massachusetts Boycotts Burma
April 1999
- A New Take on Environmental Management
- Transforming the Electricity Business
- Window of Opportunity for Welfare Reform
- Government Does, Indeed, Ration Health Care
- Who's Got Clout?
March 1999
- The Chief Lays Down The Law
- Managed Care: Where Do We Go From Here?
- Identity Crisis In The Information Age
- Help Your Neighbor--It's The Law
- Washington House Tied, But Not In Knots
February 1999
- States Settle Tobacco Suits: Who Wins?
- Selling Employers On Welfare Reform
- No More Museum Pieces
- Realistic Redevelopment
- Which Way Is Up?
January 1999
- We The Young People
- Nine For '99
- The More Things Change
- Telling The Legislature's Story
- 15 Tips For Being An Effective Legislator
- Eight Questions To Ask About Welfare Reform
