Your message was just too tempting . . .
When will the US House and Senate have *their* bills and other info
available through the Internet? I know there's one system up, but last I
checked the information wasn't too exciting.
Dave James
Irell & Manella
1800 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067
(310) 203-7926
djames@netcom.com
On Mon, 18 Apr 1994, E.CHABOT wrote:
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> TO: HR.EXTERNAL
> FROM: E.CHABOT POSTED: APR 18, 1994 AT 11:20 AM 37 LINES
> SUBJECT: RE: NOTE 04/16/94 16:00:00
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> Texas legislative information can be found at:
>
> ocs.dir.texas.gov (port 70) 1gopher_root:txgov
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> (put an open bracket in front of "txgov" and a close bracket after
> "txgov")
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> For California, try:
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> scilibx.ucsu.edu (port 70) 1/The Community/Guide to
> Government-U.S., State and Local/California Legislative
> Information
>
> Maryland has some at:
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> seymour.md.gov (port 70) 1
>
> For Utah, try:
>
> gopher.cc.utah.edu (port 70) 1/Off Campus Information/State of
> Utah
>
> Happy hunting.
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> House Information Systems fax: 202-226-4033
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