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Perdue veto leaves many holes to fill
Perdue cuts $130 million in spending, kills 41 bills
Georgia joins mega-Tuesday primary
Decision day for state budget, laws
PeachCare needs long-term OK, Perdue warns
Abortion law on viewing ultrasounds signed
Governor signs bills
Details emerge in lawmaker's DUI arrest
Perdue signs bill updating Internet sex crime law
Perdue signs charter school law
House budget chair in court on DUI charge
Legislator released on bond after wreck, DUI
Perdue signs bill for special-needs kids
House speaker concedes to hot temper
For state GOP, 'unity' tops agenda
Perdue e-mail drew a variety of replies
Perdue signs HIV pregnancy screening act
Replies to Perdue's e-mail ranged from funny to serious
AT&T; gave $200,000 for Perdue bash
Tech colleges find funds to keep literacy programs

THEY'RE DONE FOR THE YEAR

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Papers fly through the air as the 2007 Legislative session is gaveled to a close at midnight.

• PHOTOS: The Legislature at the halfway mark | Opening day | Lt. Gov. Cagle's first day
• Special: How to buy photo reprints from the current and past legislative sessions.

KEEPING UP WITH THE ISSUES
• Immigration: Getting tough on illegals
• Education: Charter schools law squeaks in
• Taxes: '07 budget not finished
• Sunday sales: Fighting over Blue Laws
• Transportation: New funding has a good chance
• Environment: How much money?
• Public safety: More 'tough on crime'
• Economic Development: New powers for builders?
• Health care: Abortion, PeachCare, trauma
• Local government: More Fulton secessions?

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