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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
4
The 1975 Arizona Legislature, split Democrat Senate and Republican House, adjourned after 152 days. Gov. Raul H. Castro steered budget and crime bills, while ERA failed. Key actions included a grand jury bill, real estate department reorganization, a narcotics strike force, solar energy commission, and limited Medicaid progress.
An index lists 171 bills passed by the 1975 Arizona Legislature covering broad changes. Provisions touch general provisions on tax postmarks, agriculture, alcohol, amusements, banks, child welfare, corporations, education, highways, insurance, labor, public lands, public records, utilities, state government, taxation, trade, and water. Notable items include reforms to tax credits, school funding, vehicle and road rules, and governor’s oversight.
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