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Apr 9, 2004

House More Stressed Than Senate?

Southwest Ambulance provided lunch and a free blood pressure check for lawmakers and staff April 7 on the Senate lawn as a way to recognize Arizona emergency medical service workers. […]

Apr 9, 2004

House Speaker Wants Centennial Centerpiece

ASU Students To Help Design New Capitol

Apr 9, 2004

The “Fort” in Fort Valley

Nine miles northwest of Flagstaff sits a beautiful area known as Fort Valley. About 200 people now live in the vicinity, and millions of travelers en route to the south […]

Apr 9, 2004

Arizona Retiree’s Essay On Clean Elections In Best Seller

A 74-year-old retired teacher from Sun City isn’t sure what surprises her more: the fact that her essay on Arizona’s Clean Election Act was included in a new organization’s book […]

Apr 9, 2004

80 MPH Speed Limit Bill ‘Hijacked,’ Becomes Study Of Pima Freeway Safety

“A fellow Republican hijacked my bill,” said Sen. Thayer Verschoor, R-22, after the House Transportation Committee applied a strike-everything amendment to his speed-limit bill despite his objections. As passed by […]

Apr 9, 2004

Sponsor Says She’ll Reintroduce Bill For Terminally Ill Next Year

Rep. Linda Lopez, D-29, acknowledges that her legislation, which would have allowed terminally ill patients to control the administration of pain medications, is not going anywhere this session, but vows […]

Apr 9, 2004

Senate Gives Schools Options When Cops Want To Question Kids On Campus

Lawmakers Also Reject Tax Exemption For Teachers Who Buy SuppliesBy Phil Riske

Apr 9, 2004

Florida Considers Temporary Cut To Gasoline Tax

10-cent Reduction Would Cost State $90 Million

Apr 5, 2004

Revenues Improve But Budget Negotiations ‘Like Taking Baby Steps’

House Majority Leader Eddie Farnsworth, R-22, says he wants to take a second look at some budget issues, and Senate Majority Leader Tim Bee, R-30, says work on the budget […]

Apr 2, 2004

Drought Forecast For Water Protection Fund

Commission That Floats Dollars For River Projects Sees Grant Money, Applicants Drying Up

Apr 2, 2004

Attorney General’s Office, Corrections Name Legal Aides

James P. Walsh has been named chief deputy to Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard. Meanwhile, Mr. Walsh’s predecessor, Robert D. Myers, has taken a post with the state Department of […]

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