Economists urge Martin to calm markets in Canada brief
Ottawa economists urge Finance Minister Paul Martin to adopt tougher spending cuts to reassure investors and meet deficit targets amid rising interest rates. They warn his stance on long term budget balance may be undermined by recent signals.
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Chandler moves toward county marriage licenses again
Fifty-one state legislators have approved a bill allowing Chandler and similar cities to issue county marriage licenses. The measure authorizes a town or city clerk’s office located at least four miles from the county seat to issue licenses, pending the governor’s signature. The move follows past practice in Chandler and a 1991 attorney general opinion questioning authority.
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ASU Achieves Research I Status Boosting Valley Economy
ASU officials announced Carnegie Foundation designated the university a Research I institution, placing it among eight non medical, non agriculture schools. Provost Milt Glick called it recognition of existing quality and a lever to attract more research funding, with economic benefits for Tempe and the Valley.
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ASU Earns Research University I Status Amid Growth
The Carnegie Foundation cites ASU as a Research University I, joining a small group with Medical and land grant options drawing higher federal funds. The shift, noted by ASU leaders, aims to boost Arizona’s economy and regional competitiveness in higher education. Mary Jean Whitelaw dates the I designation to 1973 with rare renewals in 1976 and 1987.
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Students dig up artifacts for simulated ancient civilization project
Fifth-graders at Whittier and Emerson schools uncover pottery chips and bone fragments during a dig near Mesa Parks and Recreation Park of the Canals. They design civilizations with artifacts and rituals, then bury their findings to test peers’ deductions, overseen by teacher Priscilla Pettycrew.
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Preservation Push for Historic Ordinance in Downtown Mesa
Preservation officials and Ron Peters urged Mesa to adopt a historic preservation ordinance. The vision committee backs the measure as Planning and Zoning could not decide in January due to concerns over who may nominate districts or landmarks. About 400 nearby buildings are over 50 years old, but under 20 are likely eligible for national register status. Residents in two downtown areas seek historic districts. owners can already pursue designations via the state.
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