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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS Senate Journal, 03-04 Senate Journal, 03-04 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS TITLE OTHER ACTION 1 Memorials, Death - Barbara Ann Householder. 15 20 22 20, 22 2 Memorials, Death - George A. "Gig" Painter, Jr. 15 20 22 20, 22 3 Memorials, Death - Walter Duke. 15 20 22 20, 22 4 General Assembly - Approves report of committee appointed to audit reports of comptroller and 15 11 16 11, 15 treasurer. 5 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Provides for counting votes and declaring results of 8 11 16 10, 11, 15 November election for governor during joint convention to elect comptroller and state treasurer. 6 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls joint convention to elect comptroller and state 8 11 16 10, 11, 12, 15 treasurer on January 15, 2003, at 10:30 a.m. (CST). 7 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls joint convention for purpose of inaugurating Honorable 8 27 29 10, 27, 29, 34, 39, 42, 43, 44 Phil Bredesen as governor on Saturday, January 18, 2003; adjourns organizational session and convenes regular session on January 18, 2003; recesses regular session until February 3, 2003. 8 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Hal Ramer, President, Volunteer State Community College. 22 27 29 26, 27, 29 9 Memorials, Recognition - Yvonne Wood. 22 27 29 26, 27, 29 10 Naming and Designating - "Childcare Workers Day," May 10, 2003. 573 1040 1106 581, 989, 1027, 1071, 1072, 1105 11 Memorials, Sports - Brentwood High School, AAA State Volleyball Champions. 28 31 44 31, 44, 60 12 Memorials, Sports - Franklin High School Lady Rebels Soccer Team. 28 31 44 31, 44, 60 13 Memorials, Sports - Page High School, 2002 A/AA Volleyball Championship. 28 31 44 31, 44, 60 14 Memorials, Sports - Brentwood High School, 2002 5A State Football Champions. 28 31 44 31, 44, 60 15 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Dan Lawson, TOSS's Superintendent of the Year. 28 31 44 31, 44, 60 16 Memorials, Death - Dr. Raymond Massengill, Jr. 80 98 106 98, 104, 106 17 Memorials, Public Service - Ken Fulmar, Mayor of Bartlett. 62 79 106 78, 80, 106 18 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Matthew Ryan Young, Eagle Scout. 80 98 106 98, 106 19 General Assembly, Studies - Creates special joint committee to study public school drop-out rates. 1606 1687 1803 1611, 1687, 1795, 1803 20 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Clyde Smith. 80 98 106 60, 98, 104, 106 21 Memorials, Heroism - Honors soldiers and military units from Tennessee mobilized in support of 81 79 106 79, 80, 106 War on Terrorism. 22 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Michael Hodges, Eagle Scout. 80 98 106 98, 104, 106 23 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Kevin Miller, Eagle Scout. 80 98 106 98, 104, 106 24 Memorials, Death - Thomas M. Lane. 80 98 106 98, 104, 106 25 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Bart Walker. 80 98 106 98, 104, 106 26 Memorials, Sports - The Imperials. 540 555 562 548, 551, 560, 562 27 Memorials, Recognition - Centennial of Town of Big Sandy. 80 98 106 98, 106 28 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Phi Theta Kappa All-Tennessee Academic Team. 592 622 632 597, 608, 632 29 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Elva Morton, 90th birthday. 105 122 126 108, 120, 124, 126 30 Memorials, Death - J.C. Hellum, Jr. 105 122 126 108, 120, 126 31 Memorials, Death - Martin Cummings. 105 122 126 108, 120, 124, 126 32 Naming and Designating - "Major General Dan Wood National Guard Armory" in Henderson. 838 1321 1353 847, 1235, 1310, 1353 33 Memorials, Sports - Fred McFerrin Russell. 105 122 126 108, 120, 124, 126 34 Memorials, Academic Achievement - Penny Tyler, 2002 Phi Theta Kappa All Tennessee Academic 105 122 126 108, 120, 126 Team. 35 Memorials, Public Service - Linda B. Miller. 124 292 296 179, 296 Senate Journal, 03-04 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS TITLE OTHER ACTION 36 Memorials, Public Service - Betty B. Cannon. 124 292 296 179, 184, 294, 296 37 Memorials, Public Service - Phyllis Stewart Williams. 124 292 296 179, 184, 294, 296 38 Memorials, Public Service - Paula Ann Milton. 124 292 296 179, 184, 294, 296 39 Memorials, Public Service - Gloria Keel Coles. 124 292 296 179, 184, 294, 296 40 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Chesser, wedding. 124 292 296 179, 184, 296 41 Memorials, Congratulations - Erin and Margaret Wills. 124 292 296 180, 184, 296, 343 42 Naming and Designating - "Teachers Day" in Tennessee, May 6, 2003. 431 428 430 428, 429 43 General Assembly, Statement of Intent or Position - Endorse "Read Across America" program. 431 428 430 428, 429 44 Memorials, Death - Bobby Grimes. 184 341 356 289, 297, 344, 355 45 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Violet Canup Edwards, 100th birthday. 184 341 356 289, 297, 343, 355 46 Memorials, Sports - Rafeal Hill, 2002 Class AA Mr. Football Back Award. 184 341 356 289, 297, 343, 355 47 Memorials, Death - Betty Lee Honaker Gray. 184 341 356 289, 297, 355 49 Memorials, Heroism - Billy Benton Stewart. 184 341 356 289, 297, 344, 355 50 Memorials, Sports - Patrick Willis, 2002 Mr. Football, Division I-1A. 184 341 356 290, 297, 343, 344, 355 51 Memorials, Congratulations - League of Women Voters, 83rd birthday. 184 181 296 181, 184, 296 52 Memorials, Retirement - Ed Johnson. 295 388 418 337, 357, 395, 418 53 Memorials, Death - Dottie Yeldell. 295 388 418 337, 357, 396, 418 54 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Rev. Phillip Bell, J.A. McDaniel Award. 295 388 418 338, 357, 418 55 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Jennifer Truan, PBPA Businessperson of the Year. 295 388 418 338, 357, 395, 418 56 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Rusty Reed, 2003 Powell Business & Professional 295 388 418 338, 357, 395, 418 Association Man of the Year. 57 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Margaret Massey-Cox, Powell Business and Professional 295 388 418 338, 357, 395, 418 Association Woman of the Year. 58 General Assembly, Studies - Creates special joint committee to study rural water supply, water 1606 1687 1803 1611, 1687, 1803 resources and environment. 59 General Assembly, Studies - Creates special joint committee to study economic development. 1606 1687 1803 1611, 1687, 1803 60 Memorials, Death - David Massey. 295 388 418 338, 357, 396, 418 61 Naming and Designating - "The Ralph A. Brewer Administration Building" at Tennessee School for 838 1517 1607 847, 1357, 1500, 1551, 1607 Blind. 62 Memorials, Retirement - Milt Ashford. 184 182 296 182, 296 63 General Assembly, Recess & Reconvene - Recesses general assembly for Presidents Day holiday 184 183 296 183, 296 from close of business on Thursday, February 13, 2003, until Wednesday, February 19, 2003. 64 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Calls joint convention to elect state election commission and 184 183 296 182, 296, 298, 299 fill vacancy on state election commission, February 19, 2003, 3:00 p.m. 65 Memorials, Death - Grace Riden. 295 388 418 338, 357, 418 67 Memorials, Public Service - Captain James W. Cunningham. 295 388 418 338, 357, 396, 418 68 Memorials, Public Service - Dee Reid. 344 388 418 349, 357, 396, 418 69 Memorials, Death - Michael C. White. 344 388 418 349, 357, 395, 418 70 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Broyles, 50th Wedding Anniversary. 344 388 418 349, 357, 418 71 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Harvey Burniston, Jr. 344 388 418 349, 357, 395, 418 72 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Melissa Burniston, FFA National Champion in Diversified 344 388 418 349, 357, 395, 418 Horticulture Proficiency. Senate Journal, 03-04 HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS TITLE OTHER ACTION 73 Memorials, Death - Stephen Phelps. 344 388 418 349, 357, 395, 418 75 General Assembly, Studies - Creates special joint study committee to review Tennessee Board of 1553 1715 1803 1508, 1577, 1591, 1609, 1795, 1803 Education rules and regulations regarding intellectually gifted students. 76 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Jonathan Lewis Moss, Eagle Scout. 344 388 418 350, 357, 418, 525 77 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Ethel Ormon, 100th birthday. 354 415 430 386, 398, 417, 430 78 Memorials, Sports - Harpeth High School Band. 354 415 430 386, 398, 417, 430 79 Memorials, Congratulations - Courtney Campbell, 2003 Distinguished Finalist, Prudential Spirit of 354 415 430 386, 398, 418, 430 Community Award. 80 Memorials, Retirement - James O. Baker. 354 393 397 386, 393, 396, 397 81 Memorials, Public Service - Junior League of Kingsport. 344 340 356 340, 344, 355 83 General Assembly, Joint Conventions - Budget address by Governor Bredesen, March 10, 2003. 344 415 430 350, 398, 417, 430, 482 84 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Daniel Gray, American FFA Degree. 354 415 430 386, 398, 430 85 Memorials, Death - Diane Morris. 354 415 430 386, 398, 430 86 Memorials, Death - Richard Williams, Jr. 354 416 430 386, 398, 417, 430 89 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Don Baker. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 90 Memorials, Retirement - Ray Anthony "Tony" Proffitt. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 91 Memorials, Professional Achievement - Mark Brown and staff. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 92 Memorials, Personal Occasion - Reverend William T. Morefield. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 93 Memorials, Heroism - Ripley firefighters. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 94 Memorials, Congratulations - Ripley First Baptist Church Susquecentennial Celebration. 419 437 451 421, 432, 442, 451 96 Memorials, Academic Achievement - Jasmine Darden, Outstanding African-American Students of 419 437 451 422, 432, 442, 451 Tennessee. 97 General Assembly, Directed Studies - Requests council on pensions and insurance to study 631 920 950 642, 841, 915, 946, 949 feasibility of instituting deferred retirement option plan for members of the Tennessee consolidated retirement system as retirement option. 98 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Brent Mozingo, Eagle Scout. 419 426 430 422, 426 99 Memorials, Recognition - Claude Holsclaw. 419 437 451 422, 432, 442, 451 100 Memorials, Personal Achievement - Thomas Collins, Eagle Scout. 419 427 430 422, 426 101 Memorials, Sports - John Timothy Armes. 419 437 451 422, 432, 442, 451 102 Memorials, Public Service - Lucy W.
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