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Oct 7, 2005

Sun City: It’s a Paradise Town

In the early morning of January 1, 1960, the staff of the Del Webb Development Corporation (DEVCO) nervously awaited the opening of an expensive gamble in the desert some fifteen... […]

Oct 7, 2005

State ordered to pay Democrats’ legal fees in contributions case

The state Supreme Court has ordered the state to pay $35,700 to the Arizona Democratic Party for its legal fees and costs in a case involving corporation contributions accepted by... […]

Oct 7, 2005

Walking to school — old fashioned notion gains attention

As kids become more overweight, a move is afoot to help them exercise and stay fit. It’s simple. All they have to do is walk to school. It’s an old... […]

Oct 7, 2005

Lawmakers restrict use of crash data from recording device

Lawmakers are paying a lot of attention to some little-known technology that collects data during car crashes. Arkansas, Nevada, North Dakota and Texas this year followed California ’s lead in... […]

Oct 7, 2005

Judge upholds state’s rejection of ‘choose life’ license plate

A federal judge has upheld a state commission’s denial of an anti-abortion group’s request for a special “choose life” Arizona license plate. U.S. District Judge Paul G. Rosenblatt said the... […]

Oct 4, 2005

Commission Refuses Rehearing For Rep. Burnell Smith

The Citizens Clean Elections Commission voted 4-1 today to deny a rehearing for David Burnell Smith, R-Dist. 7, after the Scottsdale legislator presented amended campaign finance reports that he says... […]

Oct 3, 2005

State ordered to pay Democrats' legal fees in contributions case

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Sep 30, 2005

Katrina reveals clearer view of GOP agenda

In the wake of the disastrous effects of Katrina and Rita, Americans have a clearer understanding of the Republican agenda that systemically benefits the privileged at the expense of the... […]

Sep 30, 2005

Inquiry Exonerates AHCCCS Director

An investigation into employee allegations against AHCCCS Director Tony Rodgers has found no wrongdoing. A report issued Sept. 27 by Gallagher and Kennedy, a law firm that conducted the inquiry... […]

Sep 30, 2005

Medical Board draws ire of physicians, former employees

Director says agency that regulates doctors has improved; 60% employee turnover under control

Sep 30, 2005

Feds contend they’re slowing illegal immigration through Arizona

A top federal official claimed that the Border Patrol during a recent crackdown has reduced illegal immigration along the well-traveled route from Mexico into Arizona. “We are making progress… in... […]

Sep 30, 2005

Business activity tax simplification act

Opponents say proposed federal measure runs roughshod over states’ rights

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