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Communities, state face tight budgets as they prepare for centennial

Lauren Gambino, Cronkite News Service//February 14, 2011//

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Communities, state face tight budgets as they prepare for centennial

Communities, state face tight budgets as they prepare for centennial

Lauren Gambino, Cronkite News Service//February 14, 2011//

It’s closing in on 100 years since veterinarian A.J. Chandler sold plots of his 18,000-acre ranch to establish the city. That was three months after Arizona became a state on...

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