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Some
restrooms at UA will be 'gender neutral'
Soon, restrooms at the University of Arizona will come in at
least three varieties: men's, women's and "gender neutral".
Source: Arizona Daily Star (online), November 16, 2006
Recycling violators face a crash course in trash
The city is developing a program similar to driving school to
decrease the amount of garbage that ends up in blue recycling bins.
Residents who get a ticket from Avondale's sanitation department
could opt to attend recycling school to lower fines, which could add up to $445
with court fees.
Source: Arizona Central, April 3, 2006
Parents question restraint of girl, 8
Authorities say that it was an 8-year-old girl's
out-of-control behavior that led a Phoenix police officer and school staff
members to handcuff her, restrain her feet and force her to take prescribed
medication - all in front of a classroom full of third-graders.
Source: The Arizona Republic (online), November 21, 2005
State plan: ID needed for ballot to count
Arizonans who show up at the polls without identification
would be allowed to cast a ballot, but their vote wouldn't count unless they
later produce identification.
Source: Arizona Central (online), September 9, 2005
Governor vetoes bill requiring all voters to show identification
Gov. Janet Napolitano vetoed legislation Friday to bar some people who show
up at the polls without identification from voting.Source: Arizona
Daily Star (online), April 2, 2005
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