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Arizona daily news roundup

Brewer officially begins her run for governor

By Matthew Benson, The Arizona Republic (Phoenix)

Declaring that "tough times call for a tough leader," Gov. Jan Brewer officially launched her gubernatorial campaign Thursday evening from her hometown of Glendale.
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Citizenship question will not be added to 2010 census

By Daniel González, The Arizona Republic (Phoenix)

The 2010 census will not include a controversial question about citizenship that critics said could have led to significant undercounts in Arizona and other states with large immigrant populations.
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Geothermal energy raising hopes in AZ
By Tom Beal, Arizona Daily Star (Tucson)

The Arizona Geological Survey will head up a $17.8 million project to gather information about geothermal resources from individual states and incorporate it into a national data system.   Read More
Strike looming for employees at Fry's, Safeway
By Max Jarman, The Arizona Republic (Phoenix)

About 20,000 Fry's and Safeway grocery workers in Arizona could walk off the job at 6 p.m. next Friday if the companies and the workers' union fail to reach a contract deal by the deadline.   Read More
Feds' latest move may lift Valley home sales
By J. Craig Anderson, The Arizona Republic (Phoenix)

An expanded version of the home-buyer tax-rebate program could jump-start the market for higher-priced homes and help sustain the booming low-end housing market, Phoenix-area real-estate analysts say.   Read More
State Parks task force recommends $15 surcharge at MVD
By Chrystall Kanyuck, Cronkite News Service, Arizona Capitol Times (Phoenix)

A task force appointed by Gov. Jan Brewer recommends adding $14 or $15 to annual vehicle registrations to help sustain Arizona State Parks.   Read More
Weekly wrap: Louisiana pleasantly surprised by haul from tax amnesty program
By Stephen C. Fehr, Stateline.org Staff Writer

More than $300 million is generated from delinquent Louisiana taxpayers; California finance chief hangs it up; Iowa Gov. Culver campaigns as problem solver; and stimulus Web site turns up boo-boos.   Read More
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Gov. Jan Brewer (R)
Sworn in: January 2009
Term expires: January 2011

 

State capital: Phoenix
State nickname: The Grand Canyon State
Secretary of State 
Ken Bennett (R)
Attorney General Terry Goddard (D)
Senate President: Robert (Bob) Burns  (R)
House Speaker: Kirk Adams  (R)
  
  
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