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I'll give that a try, but I don't want these headers to be at the top of the page. Rather, they're part of the flow and can appear anywhere. I just want to make sure that they're "glued" to the first paragraph following the header. If the paragraph is on the next page, then I'd like the header to be on that page, too.
I'll give your suggestions a try. Thanks.
To clarify, each chapter's header is wrapped in h2 tags. Subheadings (if any) are wrapped in h3 tags. The state headers are in h3 tags. Some of the state descriptions are as short as a single paragraph, so there could be three state headers on one page.
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