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Home>Ben Giles, Hank Stephenson and Rachel Leingang

Ben Giles, Hank Stephenson and Rachel Leingang

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Recent Articles from Ben Giles, Hank Stephenson and Rachel Leingang

May 1, 2017

Lawmakers, governor move closer to a budget deal, including university bonding

Lawmakers strove to set a budget in motion on Monday night, but fell short of introducing bills as staff worked feverishly to put in writing a $9.8 billion spending plan […]

March 10, 2017

Ducey determined to pass university bond plan lawmakers dislike

Arizona legislators want to give the state’s three public universities more money, but are loathe to cede the power to spend, as would be the case under Gov. Doug Ducey’s bonding plan.

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