May 13, 2000
Area House incumbents unlikely to be dislodged
However, filing deadline finds no Florida seat uncontested. Several have the potential to switch parties.
Governor, lawmakers ready for lawsuits
State GOP officials are increasingly turning to high-priced private attorneys to defend policy and new laws.
Lucy Morgan
Lawmakers are all bark and no bite on ethics
After much sound and fury, a special task force, hours of meetings and thousands of good words, we have little to show for efforts to improve the state's public corruption laws.
Parental notice law overturned
A judge says minors have the same right to privacy as adults when deciding to get an abortion.
Be on lookout for census scams, experts warn
If census takers start asking about information such as credit card numbers, residents should be careful.
Deal brings an end to divorce battle
By settling, a Rockefeller heir and his wife avoid airing drug abuse and adultery allegations and the content of trusts.
