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February 6, 2002

Smoking ban initiative has rival
A second proposed amendment, backed by restaurateurs and the tobacco industry, would not change the law.

Increase for flood coverage possible
The president's budget plan would phase out subsidies for second homes and raise some premiums.

Governor says he will reject McKay sales tax plan
The Senate president expresses disappointment, says he expected more dialogue from Bush.

Executions put on hold for now
The deaths of two Florida inmates are delayed amid signs a constitutional challenge in Arizona has sweeping effects.

Ex-lawmaker applies for wildlife post
Former state Sen. Curt Kiser of Pinellas said he has long wanted to lead the state agency.

Reno woos Democrats at Capitol
"I every now and then go zoop," she tells House members of her recent fainting spell. "But I have a good track record."

House votes to re-enact 'Three Strikes' law
The law is adjusted to meet court requirements following the original being struck down by an appeals court.

Endorsement from union is Reno's first
Janet Reno picks up her first labor endorsement today to help stem the tide of unions backing Bill McBride, her main rival for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.

Legislature in brief
Today is the 16th day of the 60-day session.


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