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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: List of Governors of Arizona (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Governors of Arizona This is a list of governors of Arizona Territory: See also Arizona Arizona Territory List of Governors of Arizona Categories: Lists of United States territorial governors...
		Arizona was the 48th state admitted into the U.S. (1912), and the last of the contiguous states admitted.
		The Governor of Arizona is Janet Napolitano, a Democrat.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/List-of-Governors-of-Arizona (666 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Governor of Arizona (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano underwent surgery to have an ovarian cyst and her right ovary removed, her office announced Wednesday.
		It said the governor, who had battled breast cancer four years ago, expected to be out of the hospital Thursday and to be back at work within a few days.
		The governor is elected for a four-year term, and may serve any number of terms, though no more than two in a row.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Governor-of-Arizona (213 words)

	Arizona Governor Vetoes Chiropractic Access Bill
		At a fundraiser earlier in the year in which the AAC raised more than $3,000 for Governor Hull, she had indicated to the association that the timing was right for such a bill, and that she would allow the political process to determine the legislation's outcome.
		In addition, the governor did not take into account the numerous studies showing chiropractic care to be more cost-effective than medical intervention for treating back conditions, plus the greater level of satisfaction of patients with chiropractic.
		Governor Hull was inundated with phone and e-mail messages, faxes and letters from small business owners asking her to veto SB 1394.
	www.chiroweb.com /archives/16/14/03.html (606 words)

	Governors of Arizona
		Married E. Josephine Brawley, whom Governor called the "Mother of Arizona, " and was a member of the Women's Suffrage Movement, friend of Susan B. Anthony, and a prime mover in the establishment of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Arizona.
		Represented District 18 in Arizona House of Representatives, 1978-93.
		She was named U.S. attorney for Arizona in 1993 by President Clinton, and won the state attorney general's post in 1998.
	www.doney.net /aroundaz/governors.htm (1633 words)

	Arizona - Mexico Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Governor Fannin first introduced the idea of creating a trade commission composed of individuals from Arizona and Sonora during the Arizona-Sonora International Conference on Regional and Community Development held in Tucson, Arizona on March of 1959.
		Governor Fannin, before it became acceptable knowledge, recognized the need to build relations between the two neighboring states as the groundwork for increased cooperation between Arizona and Sonora.
		Arizona and Sonora government, business and community leaders have worked together to develop transportation plans, legislative initiatives and other support mechanisms to help both states take full advantage of the increasing opportunities offered through global trade and regional integration.
	www.azmc.org /aboutus.asp?from=founders (767 words)

	Arizona Department of Gaming
		Arizona - a federal district judge in Arizona ruled that the state must negotiate with the tribe and attempt to conclude a compact.
		The tribe's initiative measure requiring the governor to sign a standard form compact with any tribe seeking a compact with the State is placed on the general election ballot.
		Governor Hull and 17 tribes successfully conclude negotiations on an agreement for new tribal-state compacts.
	www.gm.state.az.us /history.htm (669 words)

	Arizona PIRG
		Right now the governor, the Arizona Corporation Commission and the state Legislature are positioned to make decisions that could set us on the path to a safer, cleaner energy future—one where renewable energy and energy efficiency play a key role.
		Twenty percent from renewable sources: Arizona should shift from dirty energy sources to clean, renewable energy sources like solar, wind, clean biomass and geothermal by one percent each year, resulting in at least 10 percent renewable energy generated in Arizona by 2015 and 20 percent by 2020.
		Arizona PIRG uncovers threats to public health and well-being and works to end them, using the timetested tools of investigative research, media exposes, grassroots organizing, advocacy and litigation.
	www.arizonapirg.org /AZ.asp?id2=16796&id3=AZ (619 words)

	Arizona governor issues record 115th veto - Boston.com
		Janet Napolitano vetoed a bill Tuesday that would have drawn Arizona deeper into the fight against illegal immigration by making it a crime for illegal immigrants to be in the state.
		It was the first-term governor's 115th veto, a record for Arizona.
		The previous Arizona veto record of 114 was established by Democrat Bruce Babbitt, according to figures compiled by the Arizona Capitol Times newspaper.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2006/06/06/arizona_governor_issues_record_115th_veto (282 words)

	Friends See Napolitano '83 Sworn in as Governor of Arizona
		When Janet Napolitano '83 was sworn in as Governor of Arizona on January 6, she looked out at hundreds of her constituents.
		Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano '83 (holding the UVA Law School pennant) with some of her classmates on the eve of her inauguration.
		They so enjoyed their Arizona get-together that they are hoping to regroup with many more members of the Class of 1983 in Charlottesville for their 20th reunion in May. Governor Napolitano's reservation is already in.
	www.law.virginia.edu /home2002/html/alumni/uvalawyer/s03/napolitano.htm (479 words)

	Democratic Governors Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Governor Janet Napolitano has made the education and protection of Arizona’s children the driving force of her administration.
		The Governor has never wavered in her support of higher education, and she created the P-20 Council specifically to align elementary, secondary and higher education to the workforce—in other words, ensure that what children and young adults study in school reflects the skills and knowledge they will need to be successful in business.
		Governor Napolitano’s leadership is responsible for creation of the Arizona Counter-Terrorism Information Center, a multi-agency intelligence fusion center that tracks and shares critical data used to keep our cities and our borders safe 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
	www.democraticgovernors.org /governors/359/governor-janet-napolitano (510 words)

	Governor says Arizona needs to conserve more water
		The governor said she envisions an expanding role for the Department of Water Resources, a state agency that enforces water-supply requirements.
		The Democratic governor said she will ask the Republican-led Legislature in January to take up the issue of authority for conservation mandates and that her drought task force's proposal to have the state trigger action on a region-by-region basis "is a good place to start.''
		Governors now have authority to act under extreme dire circumstances but state law is ambiguous on what can be done in lesser emergencies, Napolitano said in the interview.
	www.uswaternews.com /archives/arcconserv/4govesays11.html (638 words)

	Arizona's Governors
		During the territorial period of Arizona, the Governor was selected due to a pork barrel system.
		All of Arizona's Governors were appointed by the President of the United States.
		A governor might be removed from office simply because he was a Democrat, and the new President was now Republican or vice versa.
	jeff.scott.tripod.com /governor.html (234 words)

	LIGHTHOUSE BLOG: Arizona
		The veto abuse of this governor is just another in a long list of indicators that she should be voted out of office in the next election.
		Arizona Republican leaders are angry that that Governor Janet Napolitano broke a deal to support corporate funding of education.
		The governor had agreed to accept the provision as part of a trade off which gave her all day kinder-garden and several other questionable items in her ever increasing budget, but instead vetoed the provision.
	lighthouseblog.blogs.com /lighthouse_blog/arizona/index.html (3957 words)

	Arizona Governor Challenged
		In the State of Arizona, there are currently 59 federally listed endangered or threatened species, including 17 plants, 18 fish, 11 birds, nine mammals and four reptiles/amphibians/ invertebrates.
		The San Pedro River, in Southeast Arizona, is one of the last great, relatively intact, surviving ecosystems on Earth.
		The State of Arizona holds 9.3 million acres of land in trust, obtained from the federal government at statehood.
	www.goldcanyon.com /challenge.html (970 words)

	Governor John C. Fremont
		His deeds and accomplishments are much too numerous to go into here, however, in Arizona he is only known for what little he did while governor of Arizona and how little time he spent in the territory.
		The people of Arizona, however, were happy with their current governor John P. Hoyt, and did not want a new governor appointed.
		While Governor of Arizona he legalized gambling and tried to establish a lottery system that would pay for schools and public buildings (a plan which collapsed leaving Michel Goldwater, the grandfather of Barry Goldwater, left to provide refunds for ticket holders).
	jeff.scott.tripod.com /Fremont.html (730 words)

	ASLAPR -- Helpful Links
		This brief history of the Arizona State Flag is from the Arizona State Capitol Museum's Teacher Resource Guide (pdf).
		Bruce Babbitt served as Governor of Arizona and as Secretary of the Interior under President Clinton.
		An Arizona native, Barry Goldwater served in the United States Senate and ran for the Office of President of the United States in 1964.
	www.lib.az.us /links/kidsAZ.cfm (1032 words)

	A Message to the Governor of Arizona (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I would like the Governor to be aware that cuts in state arts funding are driving business away from Arizona.
		The Governor's proposal to slash arts funding in Arizona by 55% sends a clear message to anyone wanting to do business with the state: We don't care about the cultural life of our communities.
		Governor, this kind of action is the epitome of "penny wise and pound foolish." Arts funding is the last thing you should be cutting, especially in difficult economic times.
	www.oriscus.com /columns/020409.html (264 words)

	Governor's office - Arizona History
		Sweeping from the eastern border and curving northward through the center of Arizona a cool, green mountain and valley wonderland was formed.
		Back in the ages of its creation, there had been formed in Arizona land great deposits of gold, silver, copper and other minerals which were now uncovered by the prospectors.
		With the leadership of the pioneers themselves, United States Marshals finally made a peaceful territory of Arizona, where crops, cattle and sheep, as well as mining, all became important in building the future of the state.
	azgovernor.gov /kids/AZ_History.asp (907 words)

	USATODAY.com - Arizona governor vetoes criminalization of immigrants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Supporters said the bill would have given Arizona a chance to get a handle on its vast border problems by providing a second layer of enforcement to catch the tens of thousands of immigrants who slip past federal agents each year.
		Republican Sen. Barbara Leff of Paradise Valley, who proposed the bill, said the governor has painted herself as tough on illegal immigration by declaring a state of emergency at Arizona's border, but has taken little action to back up her rhetoric.
		The Democratic governor, accused by her Republican critics of being soft on immigration, has vetoed other immigration bills from the GOP-majority Legislature within the past year, including a proposal to give police the power to enforce federal immigration laws.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2006-04-19-immigration-arizona_x.htm (450 words)

	Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
		Governor Janet Napolitano made a big show of sending a "bill" to the federal government for the costs of illegal immigration, complete with tough talk and finger-pointing.
		Governor's veto ignores people's will on voter ID Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano has thrown another roadblock in the path of attempts to implement Proposition 200 provisions, which were approved by voters last November.
		Arizona taxpayers will have to shell out tens of millions of dollars - if not more - if voters approve a measure designed to block services to people in the country illegally, according to the directors of various state agencies.
	www.americanpatrol.com /REFERENCE/Napolitano-Janet-D-AZ_.html (1866 words)

	I am running for Governor of Arizona : AZ IMC
		The reason I am running for the office of Governor is, because we currently have a Governor that has shown no loyalty to the state of Arizona.
		She has allowed the economy of the state of Arizona to sink to an all time low, while she goes off on vacations at the tax payers expense.
		As Governor one of my many duties, will be to interact with the Governors from other states.
	arizona.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=20112 (567 words)

	$65,000 raise proposed for governor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The salary Arizona pays its governor ranks 35th in the nation and hasn't changed since 1999 despite the demands of governing one of the fastest-growing states in the country.
		Arizona is one of just five states without a governor's mansion.
		Governors in other Western states have received generous pay raises in recent years.
	www.azcentral.com /specials/special12/articles/0825guvpay25.html (817 words)

	Governor Richard E. Sloan of Arizona
		Richard Sloan was more renowned for his record as a lawyer and a judge than as governor of Arizona, much like his predecessor, Governor Kibbey.
		After the convention convenes, there is no more to do for then Governor Sloan, he would not be elected as the first state governor, but the story of the creation of the constitution is a long one.
		A provision in the Arizona Constitution that allowed the recall of judges was the determiner in establishing statehood.
	jeff.scott.tripod.com /Sloan.html (520 words)

	AZ Governor Promises Licenses For Illegal Mexicans
		(EFE) - The governor of Arizona promised visiting Mexican lawmakers that she would sign legislation that would allow undocumented immigrants in that state to obtain driver's licenses.
		Janet Napolitano met with five members of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies' Foreign Relations Committee last weekend, just days before she was scheduled to be sworn in as governor of Arizona.
		The deaths in 2002 of more than 100 undocumented Mexican immigrants in the Arizona desert prompted the five lawmakers to travel to Arizona to meet with government officials and human rights activists.
	www.rense.com /general33/ILLE.HTM (201 words)

	National Governor's Association Clean Water Act Proposal - Defenders of Wildlife - Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The following letter commenting on the National Governor's Association Clean Water Act proposal was sent today by a diverse group of 23 conservation, labor, religious, health, native, and gardening organizations.
		We believe the NGA staff proposal is inconsistent with the states historic role in protecting water quality and would turn back the clock on nearly twenty-five years of protection provided by the Clean Water Act.
		We urge the National Governors' Association to reject these draft proposals and respond to the public call for a strong Clean Water Act.
	www.defenders.org /releases/pr1996/pr061896.html (535 words)

	Heartland PAC \| Arizona: Governor Janet Napolitano (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		8/31: The Arizona Department of Health Services reported that they have a team on standby that could be dispatched to Southeastern United States as soon as requested by the Centers for Disease Control.
		8/31: The Arizona National Guard were prepared for a possible deployment to the Gulf Coast if they were needed to assist in emergency relief efforts.
		Governor Napolitano also made plans to ensure there was enough space for at least an additional 800 people at the Tuscan Center.
	www.heartlandpac.org /content/48/arizona-governor-janet-napolitano (361 words)

	Everyday citizens want to be governor of Arizona : AZ IMC
		The child care provider at Arizona State University fits the mold of a youthful dreamer counting on access to campaign funds through the Clean Elections system for an improbable victory.
		Tupper said he wants to be governor because he can’t get anyone to seriously listen to his concerns that doctors overprescribed psychiatric medication for his son.
		The state constitution requires the governor to be at least 25 years old.
	arizona.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=28871 (765 words)

	I would like to be your Governor : AZ IMC
		Since I am going to be running for Governor of Arizona, it has come to my attention that there are those of you who seem to feel that I can’t be elected because of my politics.
		I believe that, as Governor my first loyalty MUST be to the Sovereign State of Arizona after that than I am loyal to the country.
		I will never cease to love Arizona with all my heart, nor will I ever cease to try and serve her with all the devotion of a child to its mother.
	arizona.indymedia.org /news/2004/08/20766_comment.php (694 words)

	Arizona Governor Boosts JK Reforms
		(Jan. 31, 2003) – Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano announced earlier this week that the innovative approach to providing mental health services to children that was adopted as part of the historic JK settlement would be expanded statewide.
		Under the JK settlement agreement, the state agreed to undertake a fundamental shift in the way it treats children and families, based on 12 principles that emphasize treating children and families with respect and promoting collaboration among agencies.
		The “300 Kids” pilot project, which was an outgrowth of the JK settlement, uses an approach that seeks to involve the entire family in a child’s treatment, as well as neighbors, community organizations and even churches.
	www.bazelon.org /newsroom/archive/2003/1-31-03arizona.htm (307 words)

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