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    • October 3

    • October 3

    • Unknown

    • Arizona--Politics and government

    • On this date in 1933, Isabella Greenway was elected Arizona's first female member of Congress. This 1932 photo shows Greenway at the Democratic Convention in Chicago where she was Democratic National Committeewoman for Arizona.
    • November 3

    • November 3

    • Newcomer, E. D.

    • Arizona--Politics and government

    • On this date in 1933 Arizona voted heavily for Franklin D. Roosevelt in the presidential election. Democrats carried state and county tickets, R.C. Stanford was elected governor and one Republican was left in the legislature. This photo shows...
    • November 4

    • November 4

    • Unknown

    • Arizona--Politics and government

    • Campaigning on the pledge "Back to Prosperity With the Democratic party," former Gov. W.P. Hunt defeated incumbent John C. Phillips and becomes governor for the seventh time on this date in 1930. This undated portrait shows Hunt, who won by 2,644...
    • November 7

    • November 7

    • Feldman, Fred J.

    • Arizona--Politics and government

    • Thomas E. Campbell, shown in this undated portrait, defeated gubernatorial incumbent George W.P. Hunt by only 30 votes on this day in 1916 setting off a five month long legal battle.
    • November 26

    • November 26

    • Unknown

    • Arizona--Politics and government

    • Dr. R. B. Moeur, governor-elect, announced on this date in 1932 that he would set an example of sacrifice by cutting his salary to $1,500. Moeur, shown in this undated portrait, encouraged all state employees to do the same.
    • Super Sunday, 1984

    • Super Sunday, 1984

    • Unknown

    • United Jewish Welfare Fund: Arizona Politics and government

    • John and Cindy McCain participate in the United Jewish Welfare Fund's annual Super Sunday phonathon.
    • Arizona Senator John McCain, 1988

    • Arizona Senator John McCain, 1988

    • Unknown

    • McCain, John, 1936-; Jewish Federation of Greater Phoenix; Arizona Politics and government

    • U.S. Senator John McCain makes calls for the Jewish Federation's Super Sunday annual phonathon to raise money for the Jewish community.
    • Jerry Lewkowitz, 1973

    • Jerry Lewkowitz, 1973

    • Unknown

    • Arizona Politics and government, Jewish lawyers

    • Jerry Lewkowitz, a prominent Phoenix attorney and civic activist, has been involved in numerous community organizations including the Phoenix Open Golf Tournament, Phoenix Children's Hospital, University of Arizona Heart Center Foundation, and the...
    • Burt Kruglick

    • Burt Kruglick

    • Camera Arts

    • Kruglick, Burton; Temple Beth Israel (Phoenix, Ariz.); Arizona Politics and government

    • Burton Kruglick is a longtime political figure in Arizona. He served as the state chairman of the Republican Party and as a member of the Arizona transportation commission. From 1996-1998 he was the President of Temple Beth Israel in Scottsdale. ...
    • Sam Coppersmith

    • Sam Coppersmith

    • Unknown

    • Arizona Politics and government

    • Treasury Secretary, Lloyd Bentsen, and Sam Coppersmith discuss NAFTA strategy on the way to a meeting in the U.S. Capitol Building. Coppersmith served as a United States Representative from 1993 to 1995. In 2005, Coppersmith was appointed as a...
    • Representative George Weisz

    • Representative George Weisz

    • Unknown

    • Arizona Politics and government

    • George Weisz is the executive assistant to Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. Weisz was also chief of staff for Governor Jane Hull.
    • Robert Usdane

    • Robert Usdane

    • Unknown

    • Arizona Politics and government

    • Robert Usdane served on the Scottsdale School Board for eight years and in the Arizona State Senate for 14 years. Usdane also sat on the board of directors of the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League.
    • Barry Goldwater, 1996

    • Barry Goldwater, 1996

    • Unknown

    • Arizona Politics and government

    • Rabbi Martin Scharf (left), Barry Goldwater (center), and Sol Moretsky (right) are pictured at the Kivel Center.
    • Comprehensive annual financial report / Santa Cruz County

    • Comprehensive annual financial report / Santa Cruz County

    • Santa Cruz County Finance Dept.

    • Santa Cruz County (Ariz.). Board of Supervisors--Periodicals; Santa Cruz County (Ariz.)--Politics and government--Periodicals; Santa Cruz County (Ariz.)--Appropriations and expenditures--Periodicals; Santa Cruz County (Ariz.)--Finance; Santa Cruz...

    • This title contains one or more publications.
    • Comprehensive annual financial report / Maricopa County, Arizona

    • Comprehensive annual financial report / Maricopa County, Arizona

    • Maricopa County (Ariz.). Board of Supervisors.

    • Maricopa County (Ariz.). Board of Supervisors--Periodicals; Maricopa County (Ariz.)--Politics and government--Periodicals; Maricopa County (Ariz.)--Appropriations and expenditures--Periodicals; Maricopa County (Ariz.)--Finance; Maricopa County...

    • This title contains one or more publications. Published annually. Prepared by Dept. of Finance. Include independent auditor's reports by Auditor General's Office.
    • Executive order No. 90-24: Arizona Leadership Advisory Council

    • Executive order No. 90-24: Arizona Leadership Advisory Council

    • Mofford, Rose Perica

    • Executive orders--Arizona; Leadership--Arizona; Community leadership--Arizona; Responsibility--Arizona; Arizona--Politics and government;

    • [Establishing the] Arizona Leadership Advisory Council [to examine methods for supporting, maintaining, and strengthening the development of leadership statewide] [to report interim findings to the Governor, Speaker of the House of Representatives...
    • Alfredo Gutierrez on Burton Barr

    • Alfredo Gutierrez on Burton Barr

    • Gutierrez, Alfredo

    • Legislators Arizona; Law--Arizona--Interpretation and construction; Oral history--Arizona; Arizona--Politics and government--Anecdotes; Barr, Burton

    • Clip is 2 min. 30 sec. excerpt of 1 hr. 20 min. interview
    • Mark Killian on Legislative Redistricting

    • Mark Killian on Legislative Redistricting

    • Killian, Mark

    • Legislators Arizona; Law--Arizona--Interpretation and construction; Oral history--Arizona; Arizona--Politics and government--Anecdotes

    • Clip is 3 min. 26 sec. excerpt of 1 hr. 58 min. interview

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