Bill on bail for felony suspects advances in Arizona House
In Phoenix UPI report, a bill restricting suspects on bail for a new felony moves to floor action after committee approval. The measure allows judges to impose strict conditions and possible revocation if violated. Senate action focuses on water resources study and rental tax relief for apartment renters, amid tax‑revenue concerns.
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Holselaw Introduces Universities Capital Bill
Arizona Senate proposes 235 million in general obligation bonds to fund university needs. First 35 million aims to clear a 32 million backlog in land and building projects with the rest allocated at 10 percent annually. Voters must approve the program in a general or special election.
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Douglas Holsclaw
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Mass Of Bills Moves Through Legislature Before Deadline
A flood of House and Senate bills arrived as the 5 p.m. deadline neared, many technical but some aimed at schools, taxes, and state governance. Proposals cover school insurance for athletes, governor appointments for the corporation commission, driver education, jail terms for DUI, and creation of a state ombudsman office.
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Pilot Lands F4 Fighter Safely In Honolulu
Maj. Paul Fisher of Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Tucson made an emergency landing in Honolulu after trouble in his F4 fighter jet. He used the base plane arresting gear, normally employed for carrier landings, to stop safely.
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Abortion bill faces Senate Judiciary hurdle in Phoenix
The Arizona House approved abortion legislation heads to Senate Public Health and Welfare and Judiciary committees. Public Health approval seems likely, but Judiciary previously stalled a similar proposal in 1967. Sen. John Conlan chairs Judiciary with reluctance, hinting at a possible referendum outcome if pressure fails.
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