Lawmakers Split Over Special Session Welfare and Schools
Arizona leaders scramble to craft a blueprint for a special session to pass the Arizona Children and Family Stability Act and allocate 10 million dollars for at risk preschool programs. As with a school voucher plan, consensus remains elusive among GOP ranks and House members worked into the evening to gauge votes.
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Mystery signs bolster mystery candidate for Mesa council
David Molina, one of six candidates for three Mesa City Council seats, reports dozens of blue and white signs with his name appearing around Mesa. He suspects but cannot confirm who placed them, says he was told he won t be held liable, and notes the signs may not be disclosed in his financial filings.
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Officials seek to define mining rights in protected areas
The U S Office of Surface Mining proposes a new environmental impact statement to clarify what constitutes valid existing mining rights in national parks and other protected zones. The plan examines extending protections to surface damage from underground mine collapses and requires public input as the issue remains contentious.
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Arizona Auto Insurance Law Change Takes Effect This Saturday
Arizona changes in the mandatory auto insurance law end the need to mail a proof of insurance card with renewal if proof is already on file with the Motor Vehicle Division for the prior year. Motorists must still carry proof in the vehicle and insurers must issue two ID cards. If the DV Division lacks proof on file, renewals require evidence of temporary policy or alternatives such as a self insuring certificate or a $40,000 surety bond on file. New car buyers must prove insurance.
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Mesa Plans Open Houses On Bus Services
Mesa expands bus services this fall and invites public input. Three open houses are scheduled at 7 p.m. in school auditoriums: Fremont Junior High May 10 at 1001 N. Power, Powell Junior High May 12 at 855 W. Eighth Ave, and Poston Junior High at 2433 E. Adobe Road. Recommendations include a third sentence?
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