Colorado

TURNER WANTS POLICE OFFICERS IN HIGH SCHOOLS AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS

TRENTON - Senator Shirley K. Turner today said New Jersey should respond to the "plague of violence in our society" by placing police officers in every high school and middle school in the State.

"It's a sad, but necessary response to the plague of violence in our society that police officers should be on the job at every high school and middle school in New Jersey," said Senator Turner, the Chair of the Senate Education Committee.

The New Jersey Legislature passed the first absentee ballot law after President Woodrow Wilson missed the 1919 general election. Wilson had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on a trip to Colorado the previous September and was unable to return to New Jersey to vote in the gubernatorial and legislative elections. Wilson voted by absentee ballot from the White House in 1920, and moved his official residence to Washington, D.C. after leaving office in March 1921.

DIEGNAN BILL PROTECTING BASEBALL TEAMS
FROM FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS BECOMES LAW
Assemblyman Says Measure Needed to Shield Teams
In Wake of Recent State Supreme Court Decision

DIEGNAN BILL PROTECTING BASEBALL TEAMS
FROM FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS PASSES ASSEMBLY
Assemblyman Says Measure Needed to Shield Teams
In Wake of Recent State Supreme Court Decision

DIEGNAN BILL PROTECTING BASEBALL TEAMS
FROM FRIVOLOUS LAWSUITS CLEARS COMMITTEE
Assemblyman Says Measure Needed to Shield Teams
In Wake of Recent State Supreme Court Decision

CORZINE AND SENATOR SALAZAR TOUT
NEED FOR MORE FUNDING FOR
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
Corzine Proposes to Double Funding for NJ Programs

NEW BRUNSWICK -U.S. Senator and gubernatorial candidate Jon S. Corzine today visited an after-school program in New Brunswick to highlight his proposal to double funding for such programs. Colorado U.S. Senator Ken Salazar joined him at the site, which serves New Brunswick middle school students.