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2002 Transcripts
Complete transcripts of HORIZON programs will be
available.
Check back as our list is updated.
| December
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| December
27, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| December
26, 2002 |
Arizona's political cartoonists Steve
Benson, Brian Ferrington and Mike Ritter |
| December
20, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| December
19, 2002 |
More rubberized freeways are on their
way to the Valley and local experts analyze this year and
next year's economy |
| December
18, 2002 |
The six-month anniversary of the Rodeo-Chediski
fire |
| December
17, 2002 |
A look at the Florence Immigrant and
Refugee Rights Project |
| December
16, 2002 |
U.S. Supreme Court mid-term review |
| December
11, 2002 |
What lies ahead for the Arizona Cardinal's
new stadium;
An update on drowning prevention and water safety |
| November
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| November
29, 2002 |
Walter Cronkite luncheon
Winner of this year's Cronkite Award for Excellence is long-time
ABC sportscaster and Arizona State University alumni Al Michaels. |
| November
27, 2002 |
Arizona Supreme Court Justice
Ruth McGregor interviews U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra
Day O'Connor |
| November
26, 2002 |
A post-election analysis of Clean Elections;
An update on restoraton efforts for San Xavier del Bac mission,
Arizona's "White Dove of the Desert."
|
| November
25, 2002 |
Major threats to public health in
Arizona; a report on a special clinic for disabled children
|
| November
22, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| November
21, 2002 |
A look at how your life will be impacted
by the potential loss of revenues from the state to the cities;
Skinwalkers, the PBS Mystery! special filmed in Arizona |
| November
20, 2002 |
Arizona Supreme Court oral arguments
in the death penalty case of Timothy Ring;
How you can protect yourself from auto theft |
| November
19, 2002 |
The KAET Poll offers a post-election
analysis of why Arizonans voted the way they did;
Investigating police-involved shootings |
| November
18, 2002 |
Arizona's Hispanic population |
| November
15, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| November
14, 2002 |
T-Gen Update:
A report on the first 100 days of the Geonomics Consortium,
now known as T-Gen.
ASU Professor Alberto Rios:
ASU Regents Professor of English Alberto Rios discusses his
nomination for one of the most distinguished book awards in
the country |
| November
12, 2002 |
An interview with Arizona's Governor-elect
Janet Napolitano;
Families of two WWII two veterans, one a Navajo code talker,
meet 60 years later |
| November
8, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| November
6, 2002 |
Post-Election analysis |
| November
5, 2002 |
Election night coverage |
| November
4, 2002 |
Arizona Ballot Propositions - a complete
review of the 14 statewide ballot measures and the one Maricopa
County ballot measure |
| November
3, 2002 |
Arizona Ballot Propositions - a complete
review of the 14 statewide ballot measures and the one Maricopa
County ballot measure |
| November
1, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| October
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| October
31, 2002 |
Arizona Ballot Propositions - a complete
review of the 14 statewide ballot measures and the one Maricopa
County ballot measure |
| October
30, 2002 |
An interview with Arizona
State University's 16th president, Michael M. Crow and
HORIZON explores where voters get information to make
informed decisons on Election Day. |
| October
29, 2002 |
Arizona's key legislative races; the
Internet's impact on political campaigns and candidates; how
the blind and visually impaired get election information |
| October
28, 2002 |
A report on Props. 200, 201 and 202,
which deal with Indian gaming issues. |
| October
25, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Rountable" |
| October
24, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Secretary of State |
| October
23, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Attorney General
|
| October
22, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Governor |
| October
21, 2002 |
KAET Poll results for the gubernatorial
race and gaming initiatives;
Candidates' Forum: Superintendent of Public Instruction |
| October
18, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Rountable" |
| October
17, 2002 |
Congressional Races: A look at the
campaigns, including the pitched battle taking place in District
1;
Profile of the local artist who sculpted the statue of Supreme
Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor |
| October
16, 2002 |
Ad Watch: Congressional District 1;
A touching story of one Arizona school teacher' s efforts
to help impoverished children in Central America |
| October
15, 2002 |
Results of the state's report on
Arizona school performance;
Representatives of groups who are against all the Indian gaming
propositions;
The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow, the PBS special currently
airing on Channel 8 that explores segregation from the end
of the Civil War to the modern Civil Rights movement. |
| October
14, 2002 |
Preview the state's report on the
performance of schools;
Taliesen Fellowship |
| October
11, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| October
10, 2002 |
Election 2002 Candidates Forum: State
Treasurer |
| October
9, 2002 |
Arizona Taxpayer Refund; profile of
an Arizona family featured in the PBS National program, "And
Thou Shalt Honor," a groundbreaking documentary on caregiving |
| October
8, 2002 |
Election 2002: Ad Watch
HORIZON reporters examine the gubernatorial TV ads;
Proposition 103: Bailable offenses |
| October
7, 2002 |
A discussion on "serious juvenile
offenders;" the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright |
| October
4, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| October
3, 2002 |
Proposition 304: State Legislators' Salaries
|
| October
2, 2002 |
A report on both sides of some key
issues and concerns about Arizona's Clean Elections System;
an upcoming mission to Mars that will feature the work of
an Arizona researcher |
| October
1, 2002 |
Proposition 303: Taxation of
Tobacco Products;
Proposition 301: Continuation of State Lottery to 2012 |
Back to the top
| September
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| September
30, 2002 |
Proposition 202, Majority Tribes' Indian Gaming
Inititative;
How the Native American vote will affect propositions and
statewide races. |
| September
27, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| September
26, 2002 |
Proposition 203, marijuana decriminalization;
Proposition 302, legislation - drug treatment enforcement.
|
| September
25, 2002 |
A report on the accuracy of
the Indian gaming ads with the Arizona Republic's Mary
Jo Pitzl. |
| September
24, 2002 |
Results of the latest KAET-ASU Poll;
Proposition 101, which would allow the exchange of state trust
lands for other public land |
| September
23, 2002 |
A discussion about the impact of
a court ruling that overturned a previous ruling declaring
Indian gaming illegal;
Proposition 201, racetrack and Indian gaming initiative |
| September
20, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| September
18, 2002 |
Proposition 411: County Jail Tax Extension;
Special performing arts program for female inmates. |
| September
17, 2002 |
New design guidelines in the City
of Peoria; Social service agencies and healthcare providers
for Arizona's homeless |
| September
16, 2002 |
Proposition 200, Colorado River Indian
Tribe's Gaming Initiative;
"Stories of Arizona" profile of Bob MacCall, Arizona's
space artist |
| September
13, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| September
12, 2002 |
An update on the Arizona Cardinal's
stadium |
| September
11, 2002 |
Psychological, cultural and social
impacts of 9/11;
Arizona Primary election results; Arizona search dogs |
| September
10, 2002 |
Analysis of the Arizona Primary Election
with former Congressman Sam Coppersmith and former Attorney
General Grant Woods |
| September
9, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Governor
Independendent candidate
An interview with Richard Mahoney; "Stories of Arizona"
profiles, Mary Thomas |
| September
6, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| September
5, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Congressional District
2 Republican candidates;
Unveiling of the new statue honoring Sandra Day O'Connor at
the Sandra Day O'Connor Federal Court building |
| September
4, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Attorney General
- Republican candidates |
| September
3, 2002 |
Arizona's legislative primary races;
Candidates' Forum: Attorney General Democratic candidate
An interview with Terry Goddard |
Back to the top
| August
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| August
30, 2002 |
The "Journalists Roundtable" |
| August
29, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Corporation Commision
Statements from each of the candidates |
| August
27, 2002 |
Results from the latest KAET poll;
"Candidates' Forum: Secretary of State" |
| August
26, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum - Governor of Arizona/Libertarian
candidates;
"Stories of Arizona" profiles, Jeanne Branson |
| August
23, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| August
22, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Governor of Arizona/Republican
candidates |
| August
21, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Governor of Arizona/Democratic
Candidates |
| August
20, 2002 |
Candidates' Forum: Secretary of State
- Republican candidates
[Democratic primay is uncontested.] |
| August
19, 2002 (Dem.) |
Candidates' Forum: Superintendent
of Public Instruction - Democratic candidates |
| August
19, 2002 (Rep.) |
Candidates' Forum: Superintendent
for Public Instruction - Republican candidates |
| August
16, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable"
|
| August
9, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable"
|
| August
8, 2002 |
A look at the court action that made
it possible for independents to vote in the upcoming primary
elections; Mesa gets strong competition in the race for the
new Arizona Cardinal's stadium |
| August
6, 2002 |
Arizona wildlife after the Rodeo-Chediski
wildfire; a look at Arizona search dogs |
| August
5, 2002 |
The impact of the Rodeo-Chediski fire
on the White Mountain Apache reservation; Stories of Arizona
profiles, "Bill Close" |
| August
2, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Rountable"
|
| August
1, 2002 |
A look at the special session on fixing
our death penalty law; an update on Clean Elections |
| July
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| July
30, 2002 |
Consumer protection and Arizona's
electric industry; preserving Arizona's historic resources |
| July
29, 2002 |
HORIZON examines what is being
done to prevent further damage in forest ravaged by the Rodeo-Chediski
fire; Stories of Arizona profiles, "Winn Bundy" |
| July
26, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| July
25, 2002 |
The results of the latest KAET-ASU
Poll; an update on efforts to restore the Florence Courthouse |
| July
23, 2002 |
Results of the latest KAET-ASU poll;
a new report on the state's economy; a look at post redistricting
and where to vote in the upcoming elections; new information
on recycling in the Valley |
| July
22, 2002 |
A look at rebuilding the economy in
the White Mountains following the largest fire in state history;
"Stories of Arizona" profiles The Harvey Girls |
| July
19, 2002 |
The "Journalists' Roundtable" |
| July
18, 2002 |
How improvements of judicial oversight
and the court process in local Justice Courts are making changes
for the better for both the legal community and those facing
the scrutiny of the court. |
| July
16, 2002 |
How a new innovative technological
tool is helping streamline the court process for Maricopa
County Superior Court Judges;
the current state of the stock market and how it is impacting
Arizona investors |
| July
15, 2002 |
Why those running for Arizona legislative
seats face an election unlike any other in state history;
Stories of Arizona profiles "Hal Empie: Tubac Artist" |
| July
11, 2002 |
A new report reveals how Proposition
301 is working; the story of the late "Morrie" Berman,
a Sun City photographer |
| July
9, 2002 |
Youth Boot Camps; the growing public
awareness of postpartum depression |
| July
8, 2002 |
The fate of Indian gaming in Arizona
is before the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals;
"Stories of Arizona" profiles Calvin Goode: Phoenix community
leader |
| July
5, 2002 |
A look at the just-completed session
of the U.S. Supreme Court; its decisions and their impact
on Arizona |
|
July
2, 2002 |
Rehabilitating the forrest areas burned
during the Rodeo-Chediski fire; the basics of water safety
|
| July
1, 2002 |
The challenges evacuees face as a
result of the Rodeo-Chedeski wildfire; "Stories of Arizona"
profiles Grace Frederick: Broadcast pioneer |
Back to the top
| June
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| June
27, 2002 |
What are the contributing factors
to Arizona's wildfires and who is to blame? What will developing
storm conditions in the Pacific mean for Arizona's severe
drought? |
| June
25, 2002 |
Experts discuss whether or not there
will be enough water to if the current drought conditions
continue;factors that led to the Rodeo Chediski Fire |
| June
24, 2002 |
"300 Kids" - a pilot program
for providing behavioral healthcare to Arizona children; "Stories
of Arizona" Angel Delgadillo and his efforts to save
historic Route 66 |
| June
21, 2002 |
"The Journalists' Roundtable" |
| June
20, 2002 |
Find out who is running for Congress
in Arizona this year; the artwork of sculptor Duffy McMahon |
| June
18, 2002 |
Supporters of Clean Elections challenge
an appeals court ruling that the major funding source is unconstitutional;
the Arizona's current drought and its effect on the state's
agricultural industry and wildlife |
| June
17, 2002 |
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruling
that eliminates the main source of funding for Arizona's Clean
Elections system; "Stories of Arizona" profiles
Esther Don Tang, Tucson community leader |
| June
14, 2002 |
"The Journalists Roundtable" |
| June
13, 2002 |
Who is running for statewide offices
and a discussion on the more headed races; World War II Navajo
Codetalkers |
| June
11, 2002 |
A comparison of the state's economy
to the rest of the nation; a look at new laws passed by the
state legislature including one prohibiting animal cruelty;
the music of Arizona Flamenco guitarist, Chris Burton |
| June
10, 2002 |
State agencies investigate the contract
between Qwest and the Arizona School Facilities Board that
would spend more than a billion dollars to build new schools;
"Stories of Arizona" profiles Bennie Gonzales, visionary
architect |
| June
7, 2002 |
"The Journalists Roundtable" |
| June
6, 2002 |
A legislative report on how to improve
the business climate in Arizona;
Dale Chihuly Installations, the artwork of the internationally-acclaimed
glass artist currently on exhibit at the Phoenix Art Museum |
| June
5, 2002 |
A political analysis of the upcoming
gubernatorial race; a look at some of the rarest and most
significant books and manuscripts in the southwest known as
"Special Collections" |
| June
4, 2002 |
What is being done to prevent additional wildfires
during this wildfire season; keeping Arizona highways litter
free |
| June
3, 2002 |
Building Leadership in Arizona;
"Stories of Arizona" profiles Dolan Ellis, Arizona's
official balladeer |
Back to the top
| May
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| May
31, 2002 |
"The Journalists' Roundtable" |
| May
30, 2002 |
Arizona legislative wrap-up with democratic
leadership; Mesa citizens vote on Arizona Cardinal's stadium |
| May
29, 2002 |
Arizona legislative wrap-up;
Mesa safe program for seniors that aims to improve communications,
outreach and training on issues of elder abuse |
| May
28, 2002 |
Air quality update; preventing osteoporosis |
| May
27, 2002 |
Arizona State University President
Lattie Coor's farewell address to Arizona's business leaders
and ASU staff and faculty |
| May
24, 2002 |
"The Journalists' Roundtable" |
| May
23, 2002 |
Arizona's legislative session;
Arizona's dropout rates;
How to properly display the United States flag during Memorial
Day |
| May
22, 2002 |
"Coming of Age" report from
St. Luke's Health Initiatives looks at Arizona's capacity
to meet the healthcare demands of an aging population;
WWII veteran Leon Grammens |
| May
21, 2002 |
Latest results from the KAET Poll
including the Governor's race; Arizona highway safety issues |
| May
20, 2002 |
Legislative update; Prop. 204 and
its impact on health care costs; Habitat for Humanity's master
planned community in Phoenix |
| May
17, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
16, 2002 |
Is the "education rollover"
constitutional? Arizona lawmakers are considering balancing
the state budget by deferring the final payment of the fiscal
year from the State to schools into next year's budget;
State Parks' possible plans to close up to six
parks |
| May
15, 2002 |
Legislative update; Progress report
on the Valley's light rail system |
| May
14, 2002 |
State budget for next year; how budget
cuts may affect tourism department;
Arizona State University Biomedical Institute. |
| May
13, 2002 |
HORIZON looks at an effort
by lawmakers to institute an oversight committee for the state
corrections department;
Titanic exhibit at the Arizona Science Center |
| May
10, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
9, 2002 |
Baptist Foundation of Arizona and
Arthur Andersen accounting firm;
A play about Frank Lloyd Wright's legacy;
Dean of Arizona State University College of Architecture and
Environmental Design John Meunier |
| May
8, 2002 |
Legislative and Congressional Redistricting
Problems; Bureau of Land Management Wild Horse and Burro Adoption |
| May
7, 2002 |
Arizona's extended drought and the
threat of wildfires;
House bill 2082 - the bill that would create a
"no-call" list for telemarketers - fining them if
they call people on that list. |
| May
6, 2002 |
HORIZON special on the cost
of prescription drugs
Prescription
Prognosis |
| May
3, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| May
2, 2002 |
The Tourism and Sports Authority and
the latest on the Cardinal stadium;
ASU Professor Brooks D. Simpson's involvement with the PBS
special American Experience "Ulysses S. Grant";
Taliesen West |
| May
1, 2002 |
Legislative Update; Arizona's Democratic Party
and a recent fund raising event featuring former President
Bill Clinton; The Arizona Humane Society's New Campus for
Compassion |
Back to the top
| April
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| April
29, 2002 |
Have lawmakers come up with a solution
to the state's budget woes?; a new report on housing in the
Valley and state |
| April
26, 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| April
25, 2002 |
Channel 8 poll results on cultural
opportunities in the valley; Dale Chihuly Exhibit at the Phoenix
Art Museum; local family of glass blowers |
| April
24, 2002 |
Legislative update on how Proposition
200 will affect Tempe business; a new bill that would restrict
telemarketing; an Indian ballot game proposal |
| April
23, 2002 |
Channel 8 poll results on the death
penalty; state legislation that could keep the wrongfully
accused off death row; medical report on valley fever |
| April
22, 2002 |
Legislative budget cuts and their
impact on Arizona families; delivery of health and social
services; Phoenix junior golf program |
| April
19, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| April
18, 2002 |
Arizona's drought;100th anniversary
of the birth of photographer Ansel Adams |
| April
17, 2002 |
A legislative update on the new Maricopa
County jail and the governor's Indian gaming bill. |
| April
16, 2002 |
Arizona's economic road to recovery;
economy of biotechnology |
| April
15, 2002 |
Update on Indian gaming issues |
| April
12, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| April
11, 2002 |
Arizona lawyers argue case
before U.S. Supreme Court |
| April
10, 2002 |
Legislative update
on possible sales tax expansion; Indian gaming
|
| April
9, 2002 |
Legislative update on Arizona Cardinals
stadium;
Arizona's rattlesnakes |
| April
5, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| April
4, 2002 |
Executive director of Arizona School
Facilities Board and reports of ties to a computer company
providing software to Arizona schools; OneBookAZ
|
| April
3, 2002 |
Homebuilders v. Homeowners;
state legislative update |
| April
2, 2002 |
Sheriff Joe Arpaio's decision not
to run for governor; legislative protection for employees
with mental disabilities;
African stone sculptures |
Back to the top
| March
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| March
29, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| March
28, 2002 |
ASU study on tuition tax credits;
Restricting kids' access to the Web at libraries; Indian petroglyphs |
| March
27, 2002 |
Special legislative session on Indian
gaming;
Clean Elections funding sources;
Recent findings from a study in the New England
Journal of Medicine -- when people take both aspirin and the
pain reliever Ibuprofen the beneficial clot-preventing properties
of aspirin become blocked |
| March
26, 2002 |
Arizona physician is next U.S. Surgeon
General; Biotechnology
in Arizona |
| March
25, 2002 |
U.S. Supreme Court Midterm Review |
| March
22, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| March
21, 2002 |
Gila River Community bids on Cardinals' Stadium;
Book on Former Arizona Governor, Evan Mecham |
| March
20, 2002 |
Legislative update on state budget |
| March
15, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| March
8, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| March
1, 2002 |
The Journalists' Roundtable |
| February
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Feb.
28 , 2002 |
Results of latest KAET Channel 8 poll;
future pay raises for state workers;
continuation of features on Arizona authors |
| Feb.
27 , 2002 |
New outline for Indian Gaming;
Legislative Update |
| Feb.
26 , 2002 |
Location of New Cardinals' Stadium;
results from latest KAET channel 8 poll;
legislative affects on homeowners' associations;
latest Mars mission and ASU's new Mars facility. |
| Feb.
25 , 2002 |
Increase in property taxes;
50th anniversary of the Sonora Desert Museum |
| Feb.
22 , 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| Feb.
20 , 2002 |
Prescription Prognosis, special three-part
series examining the costs of prescription drugs
Part three - "Future Legislation" |
| Feb.
19 , 2002 |
Prescription Prognosis, special three-part
series examining the costs of prescription drugs
Part two - "On-line Pharmacies" |
| Feb.
18 , 2002 |
Prescription Prognosis, special three-part
series examining the costs of prescription drugs
Part one - "South to Mexico" |
| Feb.
15 , 2002 |
The Journalists Roundtable |
| Feb.
14 , 2002 |
Efforts to get a State Archives building;
preserving Phoenix's pioneer cemetery; Author Bob Boze Bell
talks about his new book on Tombstone, Arizona |
| Feb.
13 , 2002 |
New campaign to keep kids off drugs;
1960s civil rights protest; midweek legislative update. |
| Feb.
12 , 2002 |
Possible outlaw on non-compete clauses
in the broadcasting industry; Monday's terrorist alert; Arizona
Cardinal's new stadium location. |
| Feb.
11 , 2002 |
Gambling in Arizona and various legislative
bills that may effect it. |
| Feb.
8 , 2002 |
The state budget deficit; Senator
John McCain's recent surgery; Phoenix City Council Votes on
Downtown location for the new Arizona Cardinals football stadium. |
| Feb.
7, 2002 |
Financial scams in Arizona compared
to the Enron scandal; the state's law suit against Enron and
and accounting firm; Identity theft |
| Feb.
6, 2002 |
Special legislative session;
Arizona's new Supreme Court Justice;
animal artist Ron Burns |
| Feb.
1 , 2002 |
Location of new Cardinal's Stadium;
legislative bill that would give the state a cut of Indian
Casino Profits; withdrawel of Qwest's plans to share customer
information. |
| January
2002 |
| Air Date |
Program Topics |
| Jan.31,
2002 |
The latest on the legislative plan
to build the Cardinals a football stadium at ASU; an Arizona
woman talks about her experiences using horses for therapeutic
purposes. |
| Jan.30,
2002 |
Fixing the state's budget;
local 5th graders participation in the Junior Achievement
program. |
| Jan.28,
2002 |
State Budget Cuts; location of new
Cardinal's Stadium. |
| Jan.24,
2002 |
Democratic leadership in the Arizona
Legislature; rehabiliating Arizona's juvenile offenders; taking
golf from the country club to the inner city |
| Jan.23,
2002 |
Fixing the state budget; new legislation
concerning the proposal to split Maricopa County |
| Jan.22,
2002 |
Citizens Clean Elections Act of 1998 |
| Jan.21,
2002 |
World War II Japanese internment camps; civil
rights; racial profiling |
| Jan.18,
2002 |
Governor Hull's final state of the
state speech; start of new state legislative session;
Qwest and its plan to share customer information. |
| Jan.17,
2002 |
Privacy of phone records; citizen's privacy rights. |
| Jan.16,
2002 |
Balancing the state's budget; problems
with Arizona's water laws. |
| Jan.15,
2002 |
Valley metro bus service; Arizona's prepation
for potential biological attacks;a profile of former governor
Paul Fannin |
| Jan.
14, 2002 |
Governor Jane Dee Hull's State of the State Address
|
| Jan.
10, 2002 |
Arizona's record home sales in 2001;
the Arizona Supreme Court and the mayor of Tempe; reduction
in airborne particulate levels |
| Jan.
9, 2002 |
Upcoming state legislation; new district
maps |
| Jan.
8, 2002 |
Arizona Senator Jon Kyl |
| Jan.
7, 2002 |
Grazing leases of state trust land; Arizona's
pecan harvest |
| Jan.
3, 2002 |
Valley's freeway system; the plan to get Internet
service into all Arizona schools |
| Jan.
2, 2002 |
Debate over the Colorado River Delta |
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