1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature

Summary

1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature is a legislative term^[1]. It draws 3 Wikipedia views per month (legislative_term category, ranking #129 of 715).^[2]

Key Facts

• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature is in the country of United States^[3].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's instance of is recorded as legislative term^[4].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's follows is recorded as 1977-1978 Massachusetts legislature^[5].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's followed by is recorded as 1981-1982 Massachusetts legislature^[6].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's Commons category is recorded as 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature^[7].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature was dissolved in +1980-00-00T00:00:00Z^[8].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Antone S. Aguiar, Jr.^[9].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Lawrence R. Alexander^[10].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Theodore J. Aleixo, Jr.^[11].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Alfred Almeida^[12].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Robert B. Ambler^[13].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Peter George Asiaf^[14].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Michael John Barrett^[15].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Timothy A. Bassett^[16].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as William D. Benson^[17].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Francis Bevilacqua^[18].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Walter Bickford^[19].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Belden Bly^[20].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Robert Joseph Bohigian^[21].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Royal L. Bolling Jr.^[22].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as George Bourque^[23].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Thomas Brownell^[24].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Charles J. Buffone^[25].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Nicholas J. Buglione^[26].
• 1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's participant is recorded as Doris Bunte^[27].

Body

Identity

1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature's follows is recorded as 1977-1978 Massachusetts legislature^[5]. Its followed by is recorded as 1981-1982 Massachusetts legislature^[6].

Dissolution

1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature was dissolved in +1980-00-00T00:00:00Z^[8].

Why It Matters

1979-1980 Massachusetts legislature draws 3 Wikipedia views per month (legislative_term category, ranking #129 of 715).^[2]