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Archive for February, 2010

Consistent with his commitment to focus on the state budget crisis, Senate President Bob Burns has suspended all Standing Committee hearings for the week of March 1. The postponement allows members to give full attention to the issue Arizonans want addressed: completing budgets for FY 2010 and FY 2011.  President Burns and Senate leadership have [...]

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In a Feb. 22, 2010 statement, Senate President Bob Burns described his concerns regarding the problem of Arizona’s growing debt: “As our state suffers through this current budget crisis, much of the attention has been focused on shrinking revenues and program and agency cuts. What people don’t seem to be talking about is our growing debt. [...]

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Geronimo Proclamation

Senate proclamation for Geronimo Sen. Sylvia Allen read a proclamation on the Senate floor for the legendary Apache leader Geronimo on the 100th anniversary of his death. San Carlos Apache Indian Chairman Wendsler Nosie is shown here accepting a statue from former Senator Lester Pearce, as Sen. Allen looks on. The statue was created by former Senate [...]

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  Senate President Bob Burns and Speaker of the House Kirk Adams discussed the state budget, economy, business, job creation and other priorities Tuesday evening on Horizon.   View video of this segment above or on Horizon’s Web site.

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  Monday on Horizon, Sen. Al Melvin discussed Senate Bill 1334, banning text messaging while driving. SB 1334, which Sen. Melvin is sponsoring, sailed through committee on Monday.    View video of this segment above or on Horizon’s Web site.

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The Arizona Senate welcomes new Senator Ed Bunch, representing District 7. Sen. Bunch was sworn in today during the floor session. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Bunch because of his accomplishments, experience and community involvement. He is an attorney, business co-owner, District 7 Republicans officer and former nonprofit board member. Sen. Bunch replaces [...]

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The Arizona Senate welcomes new Senator David Braswell, sworn in today during the floor session. Sen. Braswell represents northern Maricopa County in District 6. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors appointed Braswell based on his accomplishments, experience and community involvement. He is a Phoenix resident, small business owner, chairman of the District 6 Republicans and [...]

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Bill signing and festivities to mark first Boy Scouts of America Day and 100th anniversary WHAT:          Celebration of the Boy Scouts of America’s 100th anniversary will include a bipartisan bill signing by Governor Jan Brewer, as well as the Boy Scouts’ annual report and a barbecue. The bill designates February 8 of each year Boy [...]

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Heroes of the Taxpayer

Congratulations to the three Republican senators named “Hero of the Taxpayer” by the Arizona chapter of Americans for Prosperity. This highest designation, awarded to legislators who most strongly support the interests of taxpayers, went to Majority Leader Chuck Gray, Sen. Russell Pearce and Sen. Sylvia Allen. Formerly the Arizona Federation of Taxpayers, AFP-Arizona grades lawmakers [...]

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