Overview
Texas. Legislature.
House of Representatives.
Records of Representative
Fred M. Bosse
1991,
1993, 1995-2002, undated
(bulk 1997-2000)
Records include
correspondence, memoranda, legislative records, reports, notes, publications,
legal records, a few photographs, and a videocassette, dating 1991, 1993,
1995-2002, undated (bulk 1997-2000), that document the actions and service of
Texas State Representative Fred M. Bosse in the Texas Legislature and on the
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission during the 75th, 76th, and 77th Legislatures.
The materials consist of Sunset Advisory Commission files, bill files, and
publications.
7.47 cubic
ft.
English.
Restrictions on Access
In accordance with Texas Government Code, Chapter 306,
Representative Fred M. Bosse allowed public access to the communications
between himself and his constituents on December 2, 2002.
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions, including, but not limited to, home
addresses, phone numbers, and personal family information of government
employees and officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117) and e-mail
addresses (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.136), an archivist must
review these records before they can be accessed for research. The records may
be requested for research under the provisions of the Public Information Act
(V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an
interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email
including enough description and detail about the information requested to
enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information
requested. If our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public
Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the
Attorney General on whether the records can be released. The Public Information
Act allows the Archives ten working days after receiving a request to make this
determination. The Attorney General has 45 working days to render a decision.
Alternately, the Archives can inform you of the nature of the potentially
excepted information and if you agree, that information can be redacted or
removed and you can access the remainder of the records.
Restrictions on Use
Cotton gloves will be provided and must be worn to view
photographs.
Please contact the Preservation Archivist to view the videotape.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item and cite the series), Records of Representative
Fred M. Bosse, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Biographical Sketch
Texas State Representative Fred M. Bosse was born on July 18, 1947. He
received his BS from Texas A&M University and his JD in 1972 from the
University of Houston, Bates College of Law. Bosse was elected to the Texas
House of Representatives in 1990 and served through 2002 as a Democrat from
Houston, representing District 128, Harris County (part). While in the House,
he served on the following committees: Science and Technology (1991-1992);
Natural Resources (1991-1994); Transportation (Vice-Chair 1993-1996); Calendars
(1995-1996); State Affairs (1995-1996); Land and Resource Management (Chair
1997-1998, Member 1999-2000); Civil Practices (Member 1997-1998, Chair
1999-2002); Redistricting (1999-2002); and Environmental Regulation
(2001-2002). In addition to his committee memberships, Bosse served on the
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission from 1997 to 2001.
Scope and Contents of the Records
Records include correspondence, memoranda, bill copies, drafts,
amendments, bill analyses, reports, studies, notes, printed materials,
publications, legal records, a few photographs, and a videocassette, dating
1991, 1993, 1995-2002, undated (bulk 1997-2000), that document the actions and
service of Texas State Representative Fred M. Bosse in the Texas Legislature
and on the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission during the 75th, 76th, and 77th
Legislatures. Sunset Advisory Commission files include legislation proposed to
continue and improve the services of Texas state agencies as required by the
Sunset Advisory Commission, copies of agency staff reports and Sunset
Commission recommendations, and agency information and background materials
providing supporting documentation on the functions and activities of a number
of agencies undergoing sunset review. A single file documents the Sunset
Advisory Commission meeting held on January 10, 2001. Agencies reviewed by
Bosse include, among others, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas
Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Texas Water Development Board, Texas
Department of Public Safety, and the Texas Railroad Commission.
Bill files appear to be a mixture of general legislation on subjects
of concern to Bosse and items introduced in response to Sunset Commission
activities. Several legislative briefing books are associated with the bill
files. Subjects of the files include child support, motor vehicles, electric
utility competition, retirement benefits, annexation, and the functions of
various state agencies. Publications maintained in Bosse's office include
information on political action committee recommendations, summarize the major
legislation passed during the 72nd through 76th Legislatures, include Sunset
Advisory Commission reports, summarize enactments and budget and performance
measures of the Texas Legislative Council and Legislative Budget Board, and
provide assistance in using office software.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
Organization of the Records
These records are organized into three series:
- Sunset Advisory Commission files, 1997-2001, undated, 3.67 cubic
ft.
- Bill files, 1995-2002 (bulk 1997-2000), 3 cubic ft.
- Publications, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997-1999, 0.8 cubic ft.
Index Terms
The terms listed here were used to catalog the
records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.
Personal Names:
Bosse, Fred
M.,--1947-
Corporate Names:
Texas. Sunset
Advisory Commission.
Texas Water Development
Board.
Railroad Commission of
Texas.
Texas. Dept. of
Public Safety.
Texas. Parks and
Wildlife Dept.
Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission.
Subjects:
Legislation--Texas.
Legislators--Texas.
Sunset reviews of
government programs--Texas.
Motor vehicles--Law and
legislation--Texas.
Child support--Law and
legislation--Texas.
Annexation (Municipal
government)--Texas.
Electric
utilities--Deregulation--Texas.
Retirement--Texas.
Document Types:
Correspondence--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Memorandums--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Legislative
records--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Reports--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Notes--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Publications--Texas--Legislation--1991, 1993, 1995,
1997-1999.
Legal
documents--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Photographs--Texas--Legislation--1995-2002.
Videocassette--Texas--Legislation--2001.
Functions:
Representing
state.
Related Material
The following materials are offered as
possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by
the records. The listing is not exhaustive.
Texas State
Archives
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission: An Inventory of Records at the
Texas State Archives, 1977-2001, 13.63 cubic ft.
Texas Legislature, House of Representatives, Committee on
Civil Practices, 1994-1996, 1998-2001, 10 cubic ft. [RESTRICTED]
Texas Legislature, House of Representatives, Committee on
Science and Technology, Records, 1982-1992, 5 cubic ft. [RESTRICTED]
Texas Legislature, House of Representatives, Committee on
Transportation, Records of the Committee Chair, 1984-1995, 8.8 cubic ft.
[RESTRICTED]
Processing Information
Nancy Enneking, March 2003
Accession Information
Accession number: 2003/079
These records were transferred to the Archives and Information
Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by
Representative Fred Bosse on December 2, 2003.
Detailed Description of the Records
Sunset Advisory Commission files,
1997-2001, undated,
3.67 cubic ft.
Records include correspondence, memoranda, bill copies, drafts,
amendments, bill analyses, reports, studies, notes, printed materials, legal
records, a few photographs, and a videocassette, dating 1997-2001, undated,
that document the actions and service of Texas State Representative Fred Bosse
on the Texas Sunset Advisory Commission. The records divide into three major
sections, proposed legislation, sunset reports, and agency information and
background materials. The proposed legislation [see the series
Bill files for related materials] include
information on legislation proposed to continue and improve the services of
Texas state agencies as required by the Sunset Advisory Commission. The sunset
reports cover a variety of state agencies and most files contain a copy of both
the agency staff report and the Sunset Committee recommendations. The section
of agency information and background materials provides additional supporting
documentation on the functions and activities of a number of agencies
undergoing sunset reviews. A single file documents the Sunset Advisory
Commission meeting held on January 10, 2001. Agencies reviewed by Bosse
include, among others, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission, Texas Water Development Board, Texas
Department of Public Safety, and the Texas Railroad Commission.
Historical Sketch of the Texas Sunset Advisory
Commission
The Texas Sunset Advisory Commission was created by the Texas
Sunset Act, Senate Bill 54, 65th Legislature, Regular Session, in 1977. The
Sunset Act is a comprehensive law that provides for automatic termination of
state agencies that have a date for review or abolishment set in statute. The
act forces the state government to evaluate its activities periodically and to
abolish, or to allow the sun to set on,
inefficient or unnecessary operations. Agencies subject to the act must
periodically prove to the legislature, through the commission's review process,
that they provide a necessary service in an effective manner. If the
legislature does not pass a law to recreate the agency before its expiration
date, the agency is abolished.
The Sunset Advisory Commission reviews all agencies scheduled for
termination in a particular year by gathering self-evaluation reports from the
agencies, conducting public hearings, and preparing reports to the legislature
with recommendations to continue or abolish the agencies. If the commission
recommends continuing an agency, it must also provide draft legislation that
continues the agency's operations and corrects any problems identified during
the review. The statute sets specific time frames for the review process and
lists thirteen criteria for determining whether a need for the agency exists.
The statute requires the commission to follow-up on agencies that were
continued after sunset review to determine whether they have implemented any
recommended changes. The commission may also expand the scope of sunset review
to include agencies not under review that overlap or duplicate the programs of
the agency being reviewed.
For more information please see the agency's website at
http://www.sunset.state.tx.us/
Arrangement
These records remain in the order in which they arrived but have
been descriptively organized into three major sections: proposed legislation,
sunset reports, and agency information and background material. A single file
on the Sunset Advisory Commission meeting is listed at the beginning. Where
necessary, materials have been removed from binders and hanging files and
refoldered. Empty manila folders remain in the boxes, empty hanging files have
been removed.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Sunset Commission files, Records of
Representative Fred Bosse, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature.
Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives
Commission.
2003/079-8
Sunset Advisory Commission meeting,
January 10, 2001
Proposed
legislation
2003/079-1
[Two untitled wallet files containing loose material
and several files concerning Senate Bill 370 and House Bill 2204 re: the Texas
Department of Public Safety,
1999]
2003/079-1
[Two untitled wallet files containing loose material
and several files concerning Senate Bill 368 and House Bill 2024 re: the child
support program of the Texas Office of the Attorney General,
1998-1999]
2003/079-1
[Untitled wallet file containing loose material and
several files concerning House Bill 2617 and Senate Bill 373 re: the Texas
Board of Private Investigators and Private Security Agencies,
1998-1999]
House Bill 2912 [concerning TNRCC (Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission)]
2001,
undated:
2003/079-8
House Bill 2919, TNRCC
2003/079-4
House Bill 2912 [proposed revisions to
bill]
[wallet file]:
2003/079-4
Toomey
2003/079-4
Ken Kramer/Erin Rogers
2003/079-4
Portability-Stewart
2003/079-4
AECT/TECA/TPPA [Association of Electric Companies
of Texas/Texas Electric Cooperatives Association/Texas Public Power
Association]
2003/079-4
Representative Burnham
2003/079-4
Representative Christian
2003/079-4
Representative McClendon
2003/079-4
Representative Puente
2003/079-4
Representative Hochberg
2003/079-4
Lisa Anderson
2003/079-4
Jim Lester
2003/079-4
James Allison
2003/079-4
Ruth McBurney
2003/079-4
Representative Kitchen
2003/079-4
Representative Green
2003/079-4
Cathy Sisk
2003/079-4
[Loose notepad]
2003/079-4
Committee substitute exp.
2003/079-4
Salt/H20 Board
2003/079-4
Brazoria/Armbrister, House Bill 2244
[possibly misfiled]
2003/079-4
Sunset upset language
2003/079-4
Howard amendment
2003/079-4
Hochberg - upset
2003/079-4
TNRCC suggestions
2003/079-4
Public Citizen
2003/079-4
[Untitled]
2003/079-4
Neighbors for neighbors
2003/079-4
ACT [Alliance for a Clean Texas]
2003/079-4
AECT [Association of Electric Companies of
Texas]
2003/079-4
Lyondell/Equistar
2003/079-4
Public Research Works
2003/079-4
Environmental Institute of Houston
2003/079-4
Texas Campaign for the Environment
2003/079-4
Rockefeller Family Fund, Smith/Larry
Shapiro
2003/079-4
House Engrossment Sunset mark-up
[empty]
2003/079-4
Engrossed
[empty]
2003/079-4
Engrossed - fiscal
2003/079-4
Fiscal 2nd - House
2003/079-4
3rd Reading amendments
2003/079-4
2nd Reading engrossed
2003/079-4
Committee substitute - laid-out
2003/079-4
Amendments
2003/079-4
Section 15.03, clean fleet
2003/079-4
Correspondence
2003/079-4
Houston Partnership
2003/079-4
Texas Oil and Gas Association
2003/079-4
TXI Operations, LTD.
2003/079-5
Funding - Vilma, Luna
2003/079-5
Chisum concerns
2003/079-5
Gene Green
2003/079-5
Side-by-side Committee Substitute House Bill
2910/Senate
[empty]
2003/079-5
Natural Resource Commission amendments
2003/079-5
Senate substitute - fiscal
2003/079-5
House Bill 2244 [regarding Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department],
2000-2001, undated:
2003/079-8
House Bill 2244, Parks and Wildlife,
2003/079-5
Committee Substitute House Bill 2244, major
provisions
2003/079-5
Oyster lease
2003/079-5
Senate Bill 305, 3 versions
2003/079-5
Various amendment information
2003/079-5
GLO [General Land Office]/University
amendment
2003/079-5
Boat regulation amendment
2003/079-5
Bosse amendment
2003/079-5
Noriega amendment
2003/079-5
Fund 009 amendment
2003/079-5
Shrimp language
2003/079-5
Combs language
2003/079-5
Wildlife managers
2003/079-5
77R1065(1)-S, Sunset commission
2003/079-5
Jim Haire
2003/079-5
State audit of Parks and Wildlife Commercial Fishery
Programs
2003/079-5
Alcohol memo
2003/079-5
Warden language
2003/079-5
Texas Parks and Wildlife, Open
Line,
2001
[videocassette, 31:00 minutes]
Sunset reports
2003/079-3
Sunset Advisory Commission: Report to the 77th
Legislature,
2001
2003/079-3
Soil and Water Conservation Board, State,
2000
2003/079-3
Water Development Board,
2000
2003/079-3
Savings and Loan Commissioner, Office of
[empty]
2003/079-3
State Securities Board,
2000
2003/079-3
Railroad Commission of Texas,
2000
2003/079-3
Pension Review Board, State,
2000
2003/079-3
Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas
[empty]
2003/079-3
Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Texas
[empty]
2003/079-3
Judicial Conduct, State Commission on,
2000
2003/079-3
Housing and Community Affairs, Texas Department of,
2000
2003/079-3
Housing Corporation, Texas
[empty]
2003/079-3
Funeral Services Commission, Texas,
2000
2003/079-3
General Services Commission,
2000
2003/079-3
Finance Commission of Texas,
2000
2003/079-3
Fire Fighter's Pension Commissioner, Office of,
2000
2003/079-3
Economic Development, Texas Department of,
2000
2003/079-3
Energy Coordination Council,
2000-2001
2003/079-3
Consumer Credit Commissioner, Office of
[empty]
2003/079-3
Coastal Coordination Council
[empty]
2003/079-3
Child Support Enforcement, Office of the Attorney
General,
2000-2001
2003/079-3
Banking Commissioner, Office of,
1999, 2001
2003/079-3
Aircraft Pooling Board,
2000
2003/079-6
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs,
2000
2003/079-6
Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife,
2000
2003/079-6
Texas Department of Economic Development,
2000
Agency information and background
material
2003/079-3
Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife:
2003/079-3
Responses to decisions,
1999-2000
2003/079-3
Self-Evaluation Report,
1999
2003/079-3
SS [Sunset?],
1999-2000
2003/079-3
Sierra Club,
2000
2003/079-3
Ondrias Group,
1999-2000
2003/079-3
Sunset Commission hearing material
[empty]
2003/079-3
[Untitled],
1996, 1999-2000
2003/079-3
UT [University of Texas] issues,
2000
2003/079-3
Canoe and kayak letter,
2000
2003/079-3
TDCJ [Texas Department of Criminal Justice],
2000
2003/079-3
Lon Burnam,
2000
2003/079-3
News clips,
2000
2003/079-3
BTAT [Boating Trades Association of Texas], Tony
Grigsby,
1999
2003/079-3
Texas History Comm. [Texas Historical Commission],
2000
2003/079-3
Texas cultural heritage plan,
2000
2003/079-3
[Loose Self-Evaluation Report: Policy Issues,
August 1999]
2003/079-3
Wilderness Enterprise,
2000
2003/079-3
Jim Haire review,
2000
2003/079-3
Copies of public testimony,
2000
2003/079-3
Pension Review Board:
2003/079-3
Overview meeting, January 25, 2000,
[1997, 1999-2000]
2003/079-3
Prevention of Developmental Disabilities Office
[empty]
2003/079-3
Railroad Commission of Texas:
2003/079-3
Self-Evaluation Report,
1999
2003/079-3
Tony Garza,
2000
2003/079-3
Public Citizen,
2000
2003/079-4
Savings and Loan Commissioner, Office of
[empty]
2003/079-4
Securities Board, Texas State,
1999-2000
2003/079-4
Soil and Water Conservation Board, State,
1999
2003/079-4
Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission
[TNRCC]:
2003/079-4
FY 1999 report,
2000
2003/079-4
Public Research Works complaints,
2000
2003/079-4
TNRCC and TxDOT [Texas Department of
Transportation], joint SIP [State Implementation Plan] meeting,
January 20, 2000
2003/079-4
Texas Public Policy, Dallas-Fort Worth SIP,
2000
2003/079-4
AECT [Association of Electric Companies of Texas,
Inc.] TNRCC information and response,
2000
2003/079-4
Clean air, Clear Lake,
1994, 1996, 1999-2000
2003/079-4
SIP for Texas,
undated
2003/079-4
TCAWG [Texas Clean Air Working Group] meeting,
January 21, 2000
2003/079-4
Envir. Reg/Nat. Resources [House Committee on
Environmental Regulation/House Committee on Natural Resources] hearing ,
March 7, 2000
2003/079-4
8 hour designation,
[1999]
2003/079-4
Texas Environmental Taxation Project,
2000
2003/079-4
Airlines correspondence,
2000
2003/079-4
EPA [U.S. Environmental Protection Agency]
correspondence,
2000
2003/079-4
Funding Chairman Harris,
2000
2003/079-4
Correspondence from Houston,
2000
2003/079-4
Houston Partnership,
April 5, 2000
2003/079-4
Martinez Environment Group,
2000
2003/079-4
Mauriceville MUD [Mauriceville Utility District],
2000
2003/079-4
Representative Madden,
2000
2003/079-4
PUC [Public Utility Commission],
2000
2003/079-4
Responses to decisions,
2000
2003/079-4
Sierra Club, solid waste landfills,
2000
2003/079-4
Saitas correspondence,
2000
2003/079-4
SS [Sunset?],
undated
2003/079-4
Zafferini,
2000
2003/079-4
Pat Wood (PUC) [Public Utility Commission],
April 4, 2000
2003/079-4
Texas Water Development Board:
2003/079-4
Water Development Board, Texas,
2000, undated
[2 folders]
2003/079-4
Presentation to Sunset Advisory Commission and
self-evaluation report,
1999-2000
2003/079-4
[Auditors reports],
2000, undated
2003/079-4
Water for Texas,
August 1997
Bill files,
1995-2002
(bulk 1997-2000),
3 cubic ft.
Records include bill copies, drafts, amendments, bill analyses,
memoranda, correspondence, talking points, notes, and other legislative records
dating 1995-2002 (bulk 1997-2000), of Texas State Representative Fred Bosse.
The records provide evidence of the bills introduced or sponsored by
Representative Bosse during the 75th, 76th, and 77th Legislatures. The bills
appear to be a mixture of general legislation on subjects of concern to Bosse
and items introduced in response to Sunset Commission activities [see the
series Sunset Advisory Commission files for
related material]. Several legislative briefing books are associated with the
bill files. Subjects of the files include child support, motor vehicles,
electric utility competition, retirement benefits, annexation, and the
functions of various state agencies.
Arrangement
The records remain in the their original order. Individual bill
files are listed first, followed by collections of bills and, finally,
legislative briefing books. Where necessary, materials have been removed from
binders and hanging files and refoldered.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Bill files, Records of Representative Fred
Bosse, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Bill files
2003/079-2
House Bill 2204, DPS [Texas Department of Public
Safety], SS [Sunset?],
1998-1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 1376, Vehicle notification,
1999
2003/079-2
Senate Bill 1598,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2149, TxDOT [Texas Department of
Transportation] contracts,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2150, TxDOT child support,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2159, TxDOT retainage of payments,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 1929/Senate Bill 262, delinquent sum,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2024, SS [Sunset?] child support,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2854, salvage vehicles,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 3259, TxDOT Clar. omnibus,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 3260, Workers Comp hearing loss,
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 1983, Emerg. Comm. [Texas Advisory
Commission on State Emergency Communications] SS [Sunset?],
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2073, T[D]HS [Texas Department of Human
Services] SS [Sunset?],
1999
2003/079-2
House Bill 2617, Private Investigators Board,
1999
2003/079-7
[3 untitled wallet files containing multiple files on
Senate Bill 89 and House Bill 7 re: municipal annexation],
1999
2003/079-8
Senate Bill 89, 76th Legislature,
1999
2003/079-7
[Untitled wallet file on low-income housing],
2000
2003/079-7
House Bill 1327, child support interest waiver,
1999
2003/079-7
House Bill 687, fishing,
1999
2003/079-7
House Bill 1024, 370 clarification,
1999
2003/079-7
House Bill 716, eminent domain,
1999
2003/079-7
House Bill 832, Junck child support bill,
1999
2003/079-7
[Untitled wallet file on arbitration - materials for
future legislation?],
2002
2003/079-6
Bosse's bills - supporting documents, 74th
Legislature,
1995
2003/079-6
Bosse's bills - 74th Legislature,
1995
2003/079-6
Bosse's bill background - 75th Legislature, Volume I,
1997
2003/079-6
Bosse's bill background - 75th Legislature, Volume II,
1997
2003/079-6
[Untitled binder containing Bosse's bill materials
from the 76th Legislature, House Bills 732-1976],
1999
2003/079-6
[Untitled binder containing Bosse's bills from the
76th Legislature],
1999
2003/079-6
Association of Electric Companies of Texas: Electric
Competition Briefing Book, 77th Legislature, Regular Session,
2001
2003/079-7
Public Utility Commission of Texas, Electric
Restructuring,
2000
2003/079-6
Telecommunications Infrastructure Board, Legislative
report of TIF Funding,
February 15, 2001
2003/079-6
Legislative Guide to Ethics Commission Statutes and
Forms,
undated
Publications,
1991, 1993, 1995, 1997-1999,
0.8 cubic ft.
Records comprise publications, dating 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997-1999,
maintained in the office of Texas State Representative Fred Bosse. The
materials include information on political action committee recommendations,
summarize the major legislation passed during the 72nd through 76th
Legislatures, include Sunset Advisory Commission reports, summarize enactments
and budget and performance measures of the Texas Legislative Council and
Legislative Budget Board, and provide assistance in using office software.
Arrangement
The records remain in the order in which they arrived.
Preferred Citation
(Identify the item), Publications, Records of Representative
Fred Bosse, House of Representatives, Texas Legislature. Archives and
Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
2003/079-3
Texas Partnership, Political Action Committee: Effective
District Communications, 77th Legislative Session,
2001
2003/079-3
Texas Partnership, Political Action Committee: The
Honorable Fred Bosse,
2001
[loose blue folder]
2003/079-5
House Research Organization, Special Legislative
Report/Focus Report:
2003/079-5
Major Issues of the 72nd Legislature, Regular Session,
1991
2003/079-5
Major Issues of the 73rd Legislature, Regular Session,
1993
2003/079-5
Major Issues of the 74th Legislature, Regular Session,
1995
2003/079-5
Major Issues of the 75th Legislature, Regular Session,
1997
2003/079-5
Major Issues of the 76th Legislature, Regular Session,
1999
2003/079-5
Senate Research Center, Highlights of the 75th Texas
Legislature, Regular Session,
1997
2003/079-5
Sunset Advisory Commission, Summary of Sunset
Legislation, 76th Legislature,
1999
2003/079-5
Sunset Advisory Commission, Sunset Report to the 76th
Legislature,
1999
2003/079-5
Texas Legislative Council, Summary of Enactments, 75th
Legislature, Regular Session,
1997
2003/079-5
Texas Legislative Council, Summary of Enactments, 76th
Legislature, Regular Session,
1999
2003/079-7
County Powers and Duties: As Modified by the 76th Texas
Legislature,
1999
2003/079-5
Legislative Budget Board, Budget and Performance
Summaries, State Agencies and Institutions, Fiscal Years
1995-1999
2003/079-5
PolicyFax,
1998
2003/079-5
Using Novell PerfectOffice 3,
Special Edition