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2001 Agency List Agency List Texas State Publications Annual Index 2001 ACCOUNTANCY, BOARD OF PUBLIC. 333 Guadalupe, Tower III, Suite 900, Austin, TX, 78701-3900. 512/305-7800 A300.3 Annual financial report. [1990- ]. 45 p. Annual. (1MF). F49 OCLC 26678567 (N) 2001-0226 1999/2000 A300.3 Operating budget / Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. 21 leaves. Annual. Description based on: Fiscal year B859 1990. (1MF). 1999/2000 OCLC 34048628 (N) 2001-0227 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. P.O. Box 5218, Camp Mabry, Austin, TX, 78763-5218. 512/465-5582 A600.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by Adjutant General's Department. [1998- ]. 74 p. Biennial. 2000 and 2001/3 2001- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 40218030 (N) 2001-0451 ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS, OFFICE OF. P.O. Box 13025, Austin, TX, 78701-1649. 512/475-4993 A696.3 Annual financial report for the year ended ... / State Office of Administrative Hearings. 18 leaves. Annual. F49 (1MF). 1999/2000 OCLC 30089180 (N) 2001-0228 A696.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by State Office of Administrative Hearings. [1996- ]. 77 p. Biennial. 1998 2001/3 and 1999- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 35760920 (N) 2001-0452 2ND A696.3 [Measures]. [2000]. 14 leaves. This is a revision (dated June 14, 2000) of Exhibit D (Measures) which appears in the ST82ME Office's Agency strategic plan for the 2001-2005 period. (1MF). 2000 OCLC 45194052 (N) 2001-0001 REV. AEROSPACE COMMISSION. P.O. Box 58574, Houston, TX, 77258. 713/486-9250 S1092.3 Annual financial report for the year ended ... / Texas Aerospace Commission. 1 v. (various pagings). Annual. F49 Description based on: Aug. 31, 1996: title from cover. (1MF). 1999/2000 OCLC 36771358 (N) 2001-0229 S1092.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by the Texas Aerospace Commission. [1996- ]. 20 leaves. Biennial. 2001/3 1998 and 1999- . (0MF). OCLC 35754653 (N) 2001-0453 S1092.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by the Texas Aerospace Commission. [1996- ]. 24 leaves. Biennial. 2001/3 1998 and 1999- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 35754653 (N) 2001-0454 S1092.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by the Texas Aerospace Commission. [1996- ]. 26 leaves. Biennial. 2001/3 1998 and 1999- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 35754653 (N) 2001-0455 2ND (D) = Depository (N) = Non-depository (MF) = Microfiche -1- Agency List Texas State Publications Annual Index 2001 AGING, DEPARTMENT ON. P. O. Box 12786, Austin, TX, 78711. 512/424-6840 A800.3 Annual financial report : as required by ... Legislature. 34 p. (1MF). F49 OCLC 14082931 (N) 2001-0951 1999/2000 A800.8 Demographic profile of the elderly in Texas. [2000]. iii, 18 leaves. (Aging matters). Includes bibliographical AG47D references (leaf 17). (1MF). 2000 OCLC 45812057 (N) 2001-1176 A800.8 Is Texas ready? : a preliminary report on the readiness of state government to meet the challenges of an aging AG47I Texas. [2000]. 22 p. (Aging matters). Includes bibliographical references. (1MF). 2000 OCLC 45812105 (N) 2001-1177 A800.3 Legislative appropriations request / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning and the B859E Legislative Budget Board by Texas Department on Aging. [1996- ]. 80 p. Biennial. Fiscal years 1998 and 2001/3 1999- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 35820417 (N) 2001-0456 AGRICULTURE, DEPARTMENT OF. P.O. Box 12847, Austin, TX, 78711. 512/463-7673 A900.3 Annual financial report / Texas Department of Agriculture. 96 p. Annual. (2MF). F49 OCLC 9363503 (N) 2001-0230 1999/2000 A900.5 Bright future for rural communities : a guide to economic development. [1999]. 35 leaves. (0MF). B768 OCLC 46887918 (D) 2001-1178 1999 A900.3 Family land heritage ... anniversary. [2000- ]. 1 v. (unpaged). 25th (Jan. 21, 2000); title from cover. (0MF). AN78FAL OCLC 47229832 (D) 2001-1426 2000 A900.6 Go Texan. v. Description based on: [May 1999?]; title from caption. (0MF). G533 OCLC 48117251 (D) 2001-1179 A900.3 Texas today : your holiday guide to the best of Texas. 30 p. Annual. Description based on: Holiday 1999; title from T565 cover. (0MF). 1999 OCLC 47251720 (D) 2001-1180 AIRCRAFT POOLING BOARD. 10335 Golf Course Rd., Austin, TX, 78719. 512/936-8900 A1225.3 Annual aircraft flight report / State Aircraft Pooling Board. 1 v. (unpaged). Annual. (4MF). AN78A OCLC 17315619 (N) 2001-0457 1999/2000 A1225.3 Annual financial report for the year ended ... / Aircraft Pooling Board. [1999- ]. 17 p. Annual. Aug. 31, 1999- . F49 (1MF). 1999/2000 OCLC 45185245 (N) 2001-0458 A1225.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by Aircraft Pooling Board. [1998- ]. 55 p. Biennial. 2000 and 2001- . 2001/3 (0MF). REV. OCLC 40233344 (N) 2001-0459 (D) = Depository (N) = Non-depository (MF) = Microfiche -2- Agency List Texas State Publications Annual Index 2001 ALAMO AREA COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. 8700 Tesoro Drive, Suite 700, San Antonio, TX, 78217. 210/362-5200 A1250.3 Annual report / Alamo Area Council of Governments. [20] p. Annual. Description based on: 2000-2001; title from AN78 cover. Includes the budget for the following year. (1MF). 2000-1 OCLC 48669721 (N) 2001-1676 ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE, COMMISSION ON. P.O. Box 80529, Austin, TX, 78708-5233. 512/849-6600 A1400.8 1995 TCADA Special Topics Conference : Blueprints for Effective Treatment Continuums / sponsored by Texas B625 Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1995]. 2 v. 1995 [v. 1.] Conference program -- [v. 2. without special title.]. (1MF). OCLC 45491722 (N) 2001-0002 A1400.8 36th annual Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies, Austin, Texas / presented by the Texas Commission on IN7 Alcohol and Drug Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1993]. 3 v. Dates of 1993 conference: July 18-23, 25-30, 1993. [v. 1.] Week one -- [v. 2.] Week two -- [v. 3. without special title]. (1MF). OCLC 45483830 (N) 2001-0003 A1400.8 37th annual Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies / sponsored by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug IN7 Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1994]. 3 v. Dates of conference: July 10-15, 17- 1994 22, 1994; location: Austin, Texas. [v. 1.] Week one -- [v. 2.] Week two -- [v. 3. without special title]. (1MF). OCLC 45483947 (N) 2001-0004 A1400.8 38th annual Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies / presented by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug IN7 Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1995]. 3 v. Dates and location of conference: July 1995 9-14, 16-21, 1995, Austin, Texas. [v. 1.] 1995 conference program, week one -- [v. 2.] 1995 conference program, week two -- [v. 3.] 1995 conference brochure. (2MF). OCLC 45484385 (N) 2001-0005 A1400.8 39th annual Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies / sponsored by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug IN7 Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1996]. 3 v. Dates and location of conference: July 1996 14-19, 21-26, 1996, Austin, Texas. [v. 1.] Conference program, week one -- [v. 2.] Conference program, week two -- [v. 3. without special title]. (2MF). OCLC 45487741 (N) 2001-0006 A1400.3 Annual financial report for the year ended ... / Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. [1993- ]. 34 p. F49 Annual. Aug. 31, 1993- . (1MF). 1999/2000 OCLC 30608644 (N) 2001-0231 A1400.3 April budget review strategic summary / Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. 1 p. Annual. B859RES Description based on: FY 1996; title from caption. (1MF). 1995/6 OCLC 45497713 (N) 2001-0007 A1400.8 Changing Course to Meet Multiple Needs : February 12-14, 1996, Holiday Inn South, Austin, Texas / conference C362 sponsored by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas 1996 at Austin. [1996]. 2 v. (1MF). OCLC 45489528 (N) 2001-0008 A1400.3 Current trends in substance use, Texas. 1993- . 186 p. Annual. 1992- . Issues for <1995-> include information C936 originally published in the semiannual publication: Substance abuse trends in Texas. Issues for <1999-> include the 1998 Texas Epidemiology Work Group proceedings. (3MF). OCLC 31236549 (N) 2001-0952 A1400.3 Current trends in substance use, Texas. 1993- . 242 p. Annual. 1992- . Issues for <1995-> include information C936 originally published in the semiannual publication: Substance abuse trends in Texas. Issues for <1999-> include the 1999 Texas Epidemiology Work Group proceedings. (0MF). OCLC 31236549 (D) 2001-0009 (D) = Depository (N) = Non-depository (MF) = Microfiche -3- Agency List Texas State Publications Annual Index 2001 ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE, COMMISSION ON (Continued) A1400.3 Expenditure comparison / Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. 4 leaves. Description based on: EX71 FY1995-1998; title from caption. (1MF). 1994/8 OCLC 45497611 (N) 2001-0010 A1400.3 Legislative appropriations request for fiscal years ... / submitted to the Governor's Office of Budget and Planning B859E and the Legislative Budget Board by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. 2001/3 [1996- ]. 123 p. Biennial. Fiscal years 1998 and 1999- . (0MF). REV. OCLC 35809819 (N) 2001-0460 A1400.8 Making a Safe Place: Responses to Violence and Substance Abuse / the Texas Commission on Alcohol and M289 Drug Abuse in cooperation with the University of Texas at Austin. [1994]. 2 v. Conference co-sponsors, 1994 Southwest Regional Center for Drug Free Schools ..
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