House Concurrent Resolutions
The range of House Concurrent Resolutions begins with HCR1001 and goes through HCR1032.
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Bills Range: 1001 through 1032
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URGES ADEQUATE HEALTH CARE FUNDING FOR LOW-INCOME CITIZENS AND PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANCE AND THAT PATIENTS HAVE ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE AND A PHYSICIAN'S JUDGMENT ABOUT PATIENT CARE BE RESPECTED.
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FOR A JOINT SESSION OF THE HOUSE AND SENATE AT 10:00 A.M., TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1997.
REQUESTING THE ADFA ESTABLISH A PORT FACILITIES REVOLVING LOAN FUND TO AID LOCAL PORT AUTHORITIES IN ACQUIRING AND DEVELOPING OF PORT FACILITIES.
REQUESTING THE UNITED STATES CORPS OF ENGINEERS TO REMOVE THE LOG DRIFT IMMEDIATELY BELOW THE HIGHWAY 90 BRIDGE WHICH CROSSES THE ST. FRANCIS RIVER IN CLAY COUNTY.
TO SUSPEND THE JOINT RULES TO ELIMINATE THE DEADLINE FOR THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON STATE AGENCIES AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS TO REPORT ITS RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE HOUSE AND SENATE REGARDING THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
TO ENCOURAGE THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS TO PERMIT THE PROCEDURES OF PLEA AND ARRAIGNMENT TO BE CONDUCTED BY VIDEO.
ENCOURAGING THE RESTORATION OF CARNALL HALL AND SUPPORTING THE EFFORTS OF ARKANSAS CITIZENS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL BY SOLICITATION OF PRIVATE DONATIONS.
REQUESTING THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION TO ESTABLISH A NOAA STORM TRACKING SITE TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE COVERAGE FOR SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS.
SUPPORTING WESTARK COMMUNITY COLLEGES SUSPENSION OF MEN'S BASKETBALL FOR THE SEASON.
EXPRESSING APPRECIATION TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT, UTILITY WORKERS, RELIEF WORKERS, GOVERNMENT WORKERS AND CITIZENS WHO RESPONDED TO AND ASSISTED THE VICTIMS OF THE RECENT TORNADOS THAT RAVAGED THIS STATE.
TO ENCOURAGE THE GAME AND FISH COMMISSION TO PERMIT PERSONS TO FISH WITHOUT A PERMIT ON A BODY OF WATER ENTIRELY SURROUNDED BY LAND OWNED BY THE PERSON FISHING.
URGING THE ARKANSAS HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT TO MARK ALL PUBLIC HIGHWAYS IN ARKANSAS WITH REFLECTIVE MARKERS TO INCREASE VISIBILITY OF HIGHWAYS DURING INCLEMENT WEATHER.