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State Rep. Tsosie votes 'no' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum
A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
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State Rep. Quiñonez votes 'no' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum
A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
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State Sen. Rogers votes 'yes' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum
A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
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State Sen. Hatathlie votes 'no' on bill requiring public schools to include victims of communism in curriculum
A bill which was passed by the Arizona State Senate and Arizona State House of Representatives earlier this year that would create a day to honor victims of communism was vetoed by Governor Katie Hobbs.
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Rogers: Teacher protests are political, they should focus on students' needs
Wendy Rogers, Republican candidate for the Arizona State Senate District 6 seat, is committed to schools opening for in-person education, but the issue has become political with make teachers protesting.
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Proposed legislation will give $89 million in funding to help Navajo Electrification project
Legislation that will give $89 million in funding support for the Navajo Electrification Demonstration Program (NEDP) and help bring Navajo families electric power, has been introduced to the U.S. Senate by Sens. Martha McSally (R-AZ) and Martin Heinrich (D-NM).