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• Jaime Molera New state schools superintendent.
• Jaime Molera's experience is in education's political side - Jaime Molera will be sworn in today
• Hispanics Voters Rush to Polls
• 9th Circuit rejects predisposed-to-kill appeal
• Dept. veteran Kissinger is new chief of Nogales police
• Harris Whitbeck looks at the ground breaking first day of Mexico's new president
• Mexican court blocks Ariz. extradition in cop killing
• Articles on the executive
• Senate OKs new plans for border security
• Student, community and faculty reactions to the Senior Exhibition 2001
• States may OK illegal entrants driver's licenses
• Civil liberties, cost at issue in push for terrorism laws
• Drinking across the border - Authorities try to cut U.S. youths' imbibing in Mexico as Douglas, Nogales
• After Fitful Start, Revolution Finally Underway in Russia
• Mariachi Music Strikes Chord With Students Seeking Roots
  
• Watson-Holmes interplay is tops in best-joke research
  
• Americans charged with treason - Article III sec. 3
• Walker may meet legal standards of treason
• Girls Convicted as Adults Serve Time in Solitary
  
• Stash City - Tucson a vital link in drug trade
• Find Law Forum: The problem with military Tribunals
• 9th Circuit panel voids 50-year shoplifting term
• 2 to push for study of hemp as cash crop
• Study finds no plus or minus for vouchers, charters
• Rosenberg's Brother Admits Perjury
• Paying off your debts
• Troubled Philadelphia district ponders privatization
• Produce powerhouse
  Chances are, those great-looking veggies on your table come from Mexico
• Downtown Nogales: When money hits the road
• Nogales mayor no political novice
• Citizens want drug war to end
• Election 2000 debacle fuels fervor for reform throughout the nation
• New drug tunnel discovered under Arizona-Mexico border
• Puerto Ricans Debate U.S. Statehood
• Close votes in American history
• Profile of Hispanic Voters
• End of drinking ban lifts spirits in Mexico
• The Constitution and your CDs
• National Debt Clock stops, despite trillions of dollars of red ink
• Who votes and why
• Census is expected to unveil a more racially mixed U.S.
• Fox calls for freer flow of legal immigrants, investment between U.S. and Mexico
• How the U.S. economy works By Dave Barry
• Hispanics 2nd-largest group on the Internet
• Internet not expected to expand voter participation
• Ridiculous state laws are a waste of legislators' time, taxpayers' money
• Social studies OK'd, but not without critics
• VH1 names 100 greatest rock songs: Stones get satisfaction
• Happy birthday,new 18-year-olds; now vote
• Teachers say: Pay us more money and respect
• AIMS Test InfoKeegan to seek further delay in enforcing AIMS requirements
• New president will inherit an America changed in many ways
• Electoral College- Great civics lesson' is about to begin
• Though jury duty is 'dreaded', most enjoy it, survey reveals
• End of drinking ban lifts spirits in Mexico
• The Constituion and your CDs
• Court rejects appeal of teacher fired for refusing drug test
• An interesting term that keeps getting better - Supreme Court Report (good on Bill of Rights)
• Articles on the Executive
• Legislative districts out of sync, critics say
• The Mexican Police
• Minority enrollment in colleges set to soar
• Roe v, Wade - 25 years later
• Incivility no crime, court rules - Teen's conviction for disrupting class overturned
• E-Tailers learn hard lessons of consumer behavior
• Ruling may not change policy - Border Patrol stops of Hispanics
• Battling for dollars- Nogales, Son. Street Vendors
• Border agents' job is the same agents say
• Asset seizure by U.S. to become harder
• Graphic: Vietnam's War: 25 years after communist victory
• Shootout is narrowly averted in Nogales
  City officers, soldiers from Mexico face off for one tense moment
• Miranda rights to prayer, court to decide key cases
• Supreme Court to hear challenge to Miranda warning
• DUI officers out to nab teens drinking in Mexico
• 104 cited in underage-drinking sting at border
• Oklahoma school ends dancing ban with first prom
• Actor suspended for foul language in "Little Shop of Horrors"
• State bans on cohabitation continue to hang on
• Arizona loses case on forfeitures
• One-quarter of Hispanics live in poverty
• Shootout is narrowly averted in Nogales
  City officers, soldiers from Mexico face off for one tense moment
• Oklahoma school ends dancing ban with first prom
• Internet U.
  Billionaire's education revolution
• Laptops becoming requisite at colleges
• Actor suspended for foul language in "Little Shop of Horrors"
• Senate would give graduating seniors break on AIMS test
• 16%of state Hispanics will ignore census, poll says
• Arizona pays $126,000 to jail armless woman for $20 marijuana violation
• Latin America:Land of corruption, despair
• Arizona's bilingual education `a mess,' schools chief says
• Five states consider easing ban on felons voting
• Court upholds highway stops of Hispanics
  Border Patrol bias shown, but no harm, panel says
• 1 vote keeps Nogales from city-manager government
  Thursday, 4 November 1999
• Investing in Mexico
  Six years after the peso crisis, is Mexico poised for another boom?

The rest of the latest

New Border Patrol agents can get $2,000 bonus	Arizona could gain two seats in House
FDA lacks power to regulate tobacco, Supreme Court rules	A failed war on drugs
Interest rates have broad effect on consumers	Economic boom is now longest in U.S. history
Arizonans under 18 free to carry guns, Appeals Court rules	Black,Hispanic enrollment in college steadily increasing
Drug laws putting too many women in prison, reform group says	War begins over plan to overhaul drug laws Saturday, 29 January 2000
State exams can't predict teacher skill, study says	Internet vote lifts Demos' primary to record turnout
Nogales crime plummets as border agents sweep in	Covert cops scoring hits on smugglers
Some White House, Capitol builders were slaves, station says	Gun laws latest issue in parties' battle to obtain women's votes
Mexico releases teen drivers	2nd teen dies from injuries sustained in Sonora crash
Bilingual studies help, Arizona report finds	Articles about the legislature
Running from police justifies questioning, Supreme Court says	Justices appear skeptical of grandparent-rights laws
Mexican officials `look silly' over fees Flip-flop on cars is latest blemish	Education cited as top GOP priority
New site nabs students who plagiarize from Internet	Teen driving law too weak Editorial AZ Star
First Amendment Articles	Hate monger puts Northwestern in free-speech quandary
Border merchant says: Agents, keep out	Mexico and its markets Good editorial on the car crossing tax
Obscure law will plug up borders	Charter schools increase by 40%
Bush will court Hispanics with Spanish TV ads	Hawaii Supreme Court stops effort to legalize gay marriage
Articles on the PRI and Mexican Elections	Britain wants to limit right to a jury trial, citing abuses
Beyond scandal Watergate has obscured Nixon's real presidential legacy	Nixon's resignation changed American politics forever
Plan to expand border free zone delayed	N.M. governor condemned for backing legalized drugs
SC Cnty Jobless rate at 19.7 Nogales International	Arizona again among top exporting states
Nogales still faces teacher shortage Nogales International / November 17, 1999	Nogales still top port in Arizona Nogales International / November 26, 1999

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