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Summarizes sSB 267 (2006 Session) and compare it to sSB 1106 (2005 Session). Explains how sSB 267 could affect the five-year State Plan of Conservation and Development (Plan of C & D) and existing regional planning organizations. Identifies the towns that could be included in a federally designated regional economic development district (REDD) and the parties that can serve on a REDD's board. Also, discusses the amount of federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) funds Connecticut received, and the number of REDDs in New England, New Jersey, and New York and whether they received EDA funding.

Outlines several questions relating to the diversity policy of UConn School of Medicine.

Compares burglary in the first degree, CGS sect. 53a-101(a)(1), and burglary in the second degree with a firearm, CGS sect. 53a-102a. Explains why the potential penalty for the former is more than for the latter.

Provides statistical information about Canadian health care spending and debt in comparison with that of the United States.

Compares senate bill 592 to laws in other states that regulate the retrieval of information recorded by event recording devices (ERD) in vehicles, especially regarding access by law enforcement.

Outlines several questions and answers relating to the diversity policy of UConn School of Medicine.

Lists the number of prosecutions under specific firearm-related statutes since 1997.

Outlines if there is a federal law similar to CGS sect. 4a-78 that requires an individual to provide a social security number in specific circumstances and, if so, what the law says.

Compares Connecticut's job growth rankings to other states for each year from 1990 through 2005 using the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics employment numbers.

Compares how Connecticut and Tennessee help individuals and businesses access the information and services they need to start, operate, relocate, or expand a business.

Discusses process by which the University of Connecticut School of Medicine selects applicants for admission and whether in-state applicants are given preference.

Describes Tennessee's online business assistance and for a comparison of that service to Connecticut's.

Discusses whether any states prohibit people and organizations from requiring Social Security numbers as a condition of providing services or completing transactions. Provides a summary of the recent New Jersey law limiting the lawful uses of Social Security numbers.

Discusses whether any Connecticut law addresses the issue of weather modification.