Measures signed
Tuesday, June 8, 1999 | 8:23 a.m.
Measures signed Tuesday by Gov. Kenny Guinn:
MORE BLUE PLATES - AB76, Transportation. Allows for blue and silver license plates, symbols to be used in plate numbers.
HENDERSON COLLEGE - AB220, Perkins, 24 others. Funds a needs assessment and implementation plan for 4-year state college in Henderson, Nevada.
PRISONS - AB687, Ways and Means. Allows money from prison stores to be used to reimburse costs.
FOSTER CARE - SB288, Washington. Creates pilot program designed to reduce the times foster children have to move.
POLICE WIDOWS - SB404, James, all other senators. Requires health and life insurance coverage for families of slain police officers to be continued. Assembly amendment concurred in.
POLITICAL ETHICS - AB130, Elections, Procedures and Ethics. Revises campaign expense forms, removes totals of categories of expenses. Conference report adopted.
POLLUTION - SB363, Titus. Provides incentives for removal of environmental contamination.
EDUCATION FUNDING - SB443, Finance. Creates committee to study funding of higher education in Nevada.
BARBERING - SB8, Rawson. Prohibits fee refunds for a test for licensure if the applicant fails to appear for the test.
DINI PLATES - AB695, Perkins, 40 others. The use of "State Assemblyman 1" license plates for Grants Assembly Speaker Joe Dini, Jr., over the rest of his life.
NEVADA DAY - SB31, Amodei. Changes Nevada Day to last Friday in October.
PRISONERS - SB149, Judiciary. Makes a crime out of throwing excrement on prison guards.
LAWMAKERS - AB631, Elections, Procedures and Ethics. Limits the number of bills lawmakers and local governments can introduce. Senate amendment concurred in.
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