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New Jury Rule Generates Questions, Answers
The Court has received a number of letters and calls in response to the creation of a new juror scofflaw court to begin in October 2003. The jury scofflaw court […]
Salmon Says He Won’t Sue Clean Elections
Agency’s Executive Director Says There Was ‘No Merit’ To His Claim
Revenues Can’t Keep Pace With Growth, Experts Say
Is two years of dwindling revenue collections evidence that Arizona is in need of a comprehensive overhaul of its tax policies≠ Officials attending a workshop of Arizona’s financial future heard […]
Commerce Report Describes State As ‘Too Dependent’ On Out-Of-State Gas Suppliers
Three months before Phoenix’s gasoline supply was interrupted by a broken pipeline, the state Department of Commerce warned in a report of “chaos” and “mayhem” if the city’s fuel supplies […]
Where’s The Committee Looking Into Illegal Immigration≠
I read the Legislative Interim Committees list in the Aug. 15 issue [Page 19]. I see an Auto Theft Authority committee, a Marriage and Communication Skills committee, a Game and […]
News File For The Week of Aug. 25
Jerry G. Landau has received an Arizona Prosecutor Lifetime Achievement Award from the Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys Advisory Council. Mr. Landau, a special assistant to Maricopa County Attorney Richard Romley, has […]
Congressman Flake’s Role With Move To Repeal Clean Elections Unclear
Sixth District Congressman Jeff Flake will resume his role as chairman of a group that will seek to repeal the state Clean Elections Act – or will he≠ A state […]
Main Street, Payson
This is all there was of Payson, Arizona, in the 1920s: a dirt street, a bankers and merchants trust and a general store. The thoroughfare was the center of the […]
Blame The Politicians, Not The Station Owners
Is It Really Gouging Or A Retailer Trying To Recoup Losses≠
Schools Chief Defends Setting Minimum Test Scores To Qualify For Bilingual Waiver
The letter that appeared in your Aug. 8 issue, “A.G. Rulings Boost Bilingual Education” was entirely erroneous. The controversial part of the bilingual guidelines that I issued was the part […]
Main Street, Payson (834)
This is all there was of Payson, Arizona, in the 1920s: a dirt street, a bankers and merchants trust and a general store. The thoroughfare was the center of the […]
Blame The Politicians, Not The Station Owners (836)
Is It Really Gouging Or A Retailer Trying To Recoup Losses≠
