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May 14, 2004

Sports Authority Acronym Now AZTSA To Avoid Confusion With Security Agency

To avoid being confused with the federal agency that oversees security at the nation’s airports, the Arizona Tourism and Sports Authority —TSA for short — has adopted a new acronym... […]

May 14, 2004

Sponsor Hopes To Strip Flag Burning From Cross-Burning Bill

The sponsor of a bill that now bans both cross and flag burning says she will urge leadership not to appoint the senator who sponsored the flag-burning amendment to a... […]

May 14, 2004

Term Limit Change Is Dead Again

Speaker Flake:

May 14, 2004

Senate President Bennett Considers Run For Governor

Sen. Ken Bennett of Prescott has represented District 1 in the Senate since 1999. The Republican became the leader of that chamber in 2002, with his election as Senate president.... […]

May 14, 2004

Trust Land Sells For Record $100.5 Million

A total of 276 acres of state trust land in the north Valley were sold on May 12 for a record $100.5 million to Pulte Homes in an auction conducted... […]

May 14, 2004

Senate Waits For Prison Reports Before Scheduling Schriro Confirmation

Juvenile Corrections Director Appointment OK

May 14, 2004

Action On Trust Land Proposal Could Come In Special Session

A coalition of stakeholders has come up with a package of state trust land reforms, but House Speaker Jake Flake and Senate President Ken Bennett are not sure the Legislature... […]

May 14, 2004

No Child Act Works

I am a strong supporter of the No Child Left Behind Act. As a parent, I can think of very few things that are more important to me than my... […]

May 14, 2004

Arizona Policies Pushing People Out Of Health Coverage

This week marked “Cover the Uninsured Week,” a national effort sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and others to call attention to 43 million Americans who have no health... […]

May 14, 2004

Developer’s Damage To Indian Land May Cost Millions

A developer’s decision to blade ancient Indian lands north of Marana may have caused an estimated $9 million in damage, officials said. Now the state is looking at how to... […]

May 14, 2004

Officials Confirm Arizona’s First Case Of West Nile

Health officials have confirmed the return of the West Nile virus to Arizona this year after finding the disease in mosquito samples in southeastern Maricopa County. “We knew it was... […]

May 14, 2004

Commission Picks Sedona Sculptor For ‘Enduring Freedom’ Plaza Memorial

A Sedona artist’s design of a solitary soldier at a battlefield tribute to a fallen comrade has been chosen as the model for a memorial honoring Arizona military personnel killed... […]

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