Arizona 14th Amendment birthright bill draws support and critique
Arizona lawmakers consider a birthright citizenship proposal arguing the 14th Amendment does not apply to children of illegal immigrants unless a parent is a U.S. or legal immigrant. Opposition warns of lawsuits and economic harm while governors and senators weigh legal viability and political impact.
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Riot as Egypt braces for protests and internet blackout
Protests loom in Cairo as police deploy armored units and water cannon at Ramsis Square amid reports of mass detentions of Muslim Brotherhood leaders and members. Four major ISPs halted data flow. cell services sporadic. International reaction urges restraint and peaceful assemblies. Protests spread to Suez and Sinai with clashes injuring officers and a 17 year old killed.
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Senate panel trims budgets to shore up education aid
The Senate committee approved a budget plan cutting salaries 7.5 percent for legislators and top officials while boosting education funding. Education gains include 8.6 million for free lunch districts, 5.7 million for enrollment growth, and 16.7 million for special education costs. A disaster recovery provision adds 4 million. The House plan differs on special education funding and disaster costs.
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Fischer urges ties, fundraising to boost campus revenue
Fischer outlines building relationships with alumni and community to fund campus needs. She promotes athletics and arts as revenue sources, prioritizes securing money before cutting programs, and emphasizes collective intelligence of college and community in solving fiscal shortfalls. Trustees will pick a new president after campus visits.
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Beth Tedrow
GCCC
Joseph W. Emmons
Lawrence
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Trustees
Carol Ballantyne
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