Browse by Subject
« Back to subjects starting with P
Skip to resultsProposed Legislation
Showing 1,501 articles (page 2 of 61)
-
Video gambling wins over group: Senate committee okays proposal [Mar 17 2005 pA1+]
-
House rejects 24-hour wait for women seeking abortion [Mar 10 2005 pA6]
-
Insurance fix creates losers, too: Governor wants to lower rates, but some will increase [Mar 06 20
-
Bill asks for special-ed help: It would require state to pay full share [Mar 01 2005 pB1+]
-
Voters may find party switch hard: Bill passed by House makes independents wait 3 months [Feb 10 20
-
Ethics code would extend to top: Proposal includes Lynch, council [Feb 10 2005 pB1+]
-
Bikers may have to pipe down: Bill aims to limit motorcycle noise [Feb 08 2005 pB1]
-
Should schools pay star teachers more? State union plans to vigorously fight bill [Feb 03 2005 pA1+
-
Coverage for hearing aids sought: Bill would require insurance to pay [Feb 02 2005 pA1+]
-
Malpractice reform on agenda: Bills address rising costs, payment [Feb 01 2005 pB1+]
-
The goal: Drugs that cost less: Lawmakers push for more state intervention in prescription costs [J
-
On the table, three proposed lottery changes: A $20 scratch ticket among the contenders [Jan 19 200
-
Lawmakers to revisit pill debate: Senate will consider bill on emergency contraceptive [Jan 18 2005
-
Ancient law of perambulating may be in peril: Bill would eliminate need to officially mark borders
-
Lottery hopes you've got a $20 itch to scratch [Jan 16 2005 pB1]
-
Have passport? It doesn't mean you can drive: Residents' license difficulties prompt legislation [J
-
They want to buckle the state: State's police chiefs heading new campaign for seatbelt law [Jan 11
-
This year, focus is on ethics: State legislators want to docus on gifts [Jan 09 2005 pA1+]
-
Health insurance tops agenda: At State House, a big year for business [Jan 02 2005 pF1+]
-
House rejects bill aimed at stopping 'frivolous lawsuits': Most measures pass on session's last day
-
Negotiators reach deal on Medicaid bill [May 19 2004 pB1+]
-
Benson signs bill backing recognition of gay marriage: Massachusetts certificates not valid here [M
-
Benson vetoes execution-age bill: Change would have raised minimum to 18 [May 09 2004 pB1+]
See also: SEE ALSO CM 5/11 pB1 -
FDA rule won't bar state bill: Governor to decide contraception rule [May 08 2004 pA1+]
-
Voucher plan fails in Senate [May 07 2004 pA1+]