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Arkansas State Legislature
77th General Assembly - Regular Session, 1989

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Representative W. R. "Bud" Rice


Photo of Representative Rice
District: 39
District:
39
Counties Served: Scott, Pt. Sebastian
Counties Served:
Scott, Pt. Sebastian


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
HB1580
Act 350
AN ACT TO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS BY PROMOTING, ENCOURAGING AND FACILITATING IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROVED RESPONSE ACTIONS AT FEDERALLY-LISTED SUPERFUND SITES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1580 History
HB1636
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 27-72-305(a) RELATING TO THE TRANSFER OF FUNDS FROM THE STATE HIGHWAY SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT TO THE STATE AID ROAD FUND; TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1636 History
HB1771
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 26-58-112(a) TO INCLUDE LIGNITE WITHIN THE ADDITIONAL TAX ON COAL; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
HB1771 History
HB1786
AN ACT TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 5-71-212 TO PROVIDE THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE CHARGED WITH PUBLIC INTOXICATION UNLESS THERE IS AT LEAST ONE-TENTH OF ONE PERCENT (0.10%) BY WEIGHT OF ALCOHOL IN THE PERSON'S BLOOD AS DETERMINED BY A CHEMICAL TEST OF THE PERSO
HB1786 History