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State seeks court approval to take $7M from First Things First

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//May 1, 2009//[read_meter]

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State seeks court approval to take $7M from First Things First

State seeks court approval to take $7M from First Things First

Arizona Capitol Reports Staff//May 1, 2009//[read_meter]

State attorneys on April 27 filed a response with the Arizona Supreme Court to defend the Legislature’s 2009 sweep of millions of dollars in interest from revenue earmarked by voters...

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