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Jul 1, 2005

Dangerously Overweight Trash Hauls Avoided Penalties

Trucking companies with dangerously overweight trash loads escaped penalties even though a state police officer documented more than 2,600 overweight loads on the roads between the Marana transfer station and […]

Jul 1, 2005

Coal Firm, Navajos, Sued Over Alleged Discrimination Against Some Tribes

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against a coal company and the Navajo Nation for discrimination against other American Indians. The case should help clarify how […]

Jul 1, 2005

Monument To Controversy

Locals Comment On Wesley Bolin Ten Commandments Display

Jul 1, 2005

Time Is Right For Substantial Tax Relief

The big-spenders are ecstatic. You can almost hear them screaming, their fists clenched with cash, “look at all this money!” Yes, there’s been a great deal of fanfare and hoopla […]

Jul 1, 2005

Voter IDs Will Create More Work For Counties

Secretary of State Jan Brewer lashes out against the League of Women Voters and others regarding Proposition 200 and voter IDs at the polls. [Review The Facts On ID At […]

Jul 1, 2005

Rep. Paton, 2nd Lieutenant

He may be a freshman legislator, but Rep. Jonathan Paton has been around Capitol politics since the mid-1990s, when he was an intern and a lobbyist. Now that he’s on […]

Jul 1, 2005

Ex-Senate Candidate Is Now A Fugitive

Downing-Garcia Had Been Indicted On 6 Felony Counts Related To Misuse Of Campaign Funds

Jul 1, 2005

Who

Potential Candidates Begin Filing Process; List Includes Teen Who Seeks Governorship

Jul 1, 2005

Former Director Of State ACLU Diagnosed With Alzheimer

Louis Rhodes, the former director of Arizona’s American Civil Liberties Union, says he’s been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Mr. Rhodes takes a drug that may help manage symptoms and delay […]

Jul 1, 2005

States Have Trouble Tracking High School Dropout Rates

A new report on high school graduation rates sharply criticizes states for fudging statistics on dropouts and for setting “appallingly low” goals for boosting the number of students who get […]

Jul 1, 2005

Border Patrol’s Tucson Sector Changes Methods For Counting Illegal Immigrant Deaths

The U.S. Border Patrol’s Tucson sector has changed its methods for counting of illegal immigrant deaths, dramatically increasing the number for this fiscal year by 21, to at least 100. […]

Jul 1, 2005

Lawmaker Burnell Smith Files New Reports For ‘04 Campaign

Facing possible ouster from office, state Rep. David Burnell Smith, R-7, has filed a new set of campaign finance reports that an accountant testified showed Mr. Burnell Smith didn’t overspend […]

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