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Home>Catherine Calderon, Cronkite News Service

Catherine Calderon, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Catherine Calderon, Cronkite News Service

Despite an overwhelming defeat in 2012, former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson, shown in this file photo, wants to try again in 2016 to win voter approval for creating a primary system in which the top two vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party. (Cronkite News Service Photo by Sean Peick)
Election 2014 April 15, 2014

Organizer ready to try again to create top-two primary system

With independents now the state’s largest voting bloc, former Phoenix Mayor Paul Johnson said he’s getting ready for another attempt at establishing primary elections that have the top two vote-getters advancing regardless of party.

AZ/DC April 1, 2014

Goldwater statue that will represent state in Washington unveiled at Capitol

PHOENIX – An 8-foot-tall bronze statue of late U.S. Sen. Barry M. Goldwater unveiled Monday will be displayed at the State Capitol before heading to Washington later this year to represent Arizona at the U.S. Capitol.

This FBI photo shows the effects of a laser pointer striking an aircraft cockpit. From long distances, the blinding beam can be several inches across. (FBI photo)
legislature January 30, 2014

Lawmaker aims for law against laser strikes on aircraft

As a Phoenix Police Department helicopter patrolled above north Phoenix the evening of Jan. 21, a green laser aimed from the grounds of a resort hotel illuminated the cockpit with blinding light.

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