Jane Dee Hull - Governor of Arizona
	JANE DEE HULL was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She received a bachelor's degree in elementary education from the University of Kansas at Lawrence in 1957 and did postgraduate work in political science and economics at Arizona State University from 1974 to 1979. She is a graduate of Josephson Ethics Institute and has served on the boards of numerous community and service organizations. She began her involvement in politics as a precinct committeeperson and deputy registrar in 1965 and subsequently worked on several campaigns
In 1979 she was elected to the Arizona House of Representatives. In 1989 she was chosen by her fellow representatives to serve as speaker of the house, the first woman to hold that position in Arizona. She served as speaker from 1989 to 1992. In 1993 she ran a successful campaign for secretary of state, becoming the second woman to hold that office and the first Republican since 1931. On September 5, 1997, she was sworn in as Governor to complete the remainder of Governor Fife Symington's term of office, and in November 1998 she was overwhelmingly elected to her first full term.
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Jane Dee Hull	Year 2000 project. Partnering with state agencies and private sector organizations to improve information technology capabilities, both technical and human, to efficiently add value and improve delivery of public services for the people of Arizona.
Arizona DPS - Digest - June 1998 - Gov. Jane Dee Hull helps dedicate statue honoring DPS officers	June 1998 Vol. 33, No. 7 Gov. Jane Dee Hull helps dedicate statue honoring DPS officers Standing Tall A NEAR 11-foot tall bronze statue of a DPS Highway Patrol officer was unveiled and dedicated during ceremonies May 7 at State Headquarters
Governor/Legislature Profiles	Arizona s Governor Jane Dee Hull Jane Dee Hull became the twentieth Governor of the State of Arizona on September 5, 1997. Prior to her service in Arizona s highest elected office, Mrs. Hull was elected in 1995 as the first Republican Secretary of State since 1931.
Hull threatens counties with tobacco funds	Threats have became the order of the day for Governor Jane Dee Hull. She recently threatened counties with financial retribution if they don't drop their legal action against the state over tobacco funds.
Governor a No-Show at MPHS Debate 10/21/98	The Mountain Pointe Honors Government class got a lesson in power politics Friday night when Gov. Jane Dee Hull, far ahead in the polls, declined to attend a debate among all gubernatorial candidates that had been scheduled for several months.Debate By Doug Murphy Staff Writer
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WashingtonPost.com: National Elections '98	Results All Ariz. Races U.S. Senate Races U.S. House Races Governors Races State-by-State Background Ariz. Governor Key Gov. Races Arizona Governor 99 percent precincts reporting Final Unofficial Paul Johnson Dem 328,268 36 % Jane Dee Hull* GOP 554.
Tucson, AZ - State Government Information	Government Information City of Tucson |County |State |Surrounding Community Last updated: 10/15/99 1999 ARIZONA TAX FORMS Arizona Army National Guard Arizona Board of Medical Examiners (BOMEX) Arizona Board of Regents Arizona Child Fatality.
The Lumberjack Online -- INSIDE NEWS	Student regent named by Hull By TARA SAPP Jennifer Reichelt, Associated Students of NAU president, will assume her new role as the student regent in July. Reichelt, also a senior business administration major, along with two other candidates, met with Governor Jane Dee Hull on March 10 for their interviews.
The Arizona Game & Fish Directors	The Arizona Game and Fish Commission receives Federal financial assistance in Sport Fish and Wildlife Restoration.
Symington Trial: Children are Hull's priority	RESCOTT - Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd of Republicans Saturday, Gov. Jane Dee Hull said her top priority as governor will be Arizona's children. "Everything I propose in state government is going to be geared toward to the citizens of our state and the children of our state," Hull said in her first public appearance since taking office Friday evening. "I don't think we can neglect our schools or the children in our schools."
Letter to President Clinton from Governor Hull of Arizona	Dear President Clinton, The bold vision of establishing historic trade agreements such as NAFTA and expanding current ones, is crucial to the formation of a solid economic foundation for future generations of Americans. It is our duty as leaders to act in the best interest of the people, ensuring the future of US economic stability, opportunity, and leadership in world markets.
Arizona RKBA Legislative Info	Arizona Arizona Firearms Laws (Courtesy of NRA) News Vol 6, No. 45 NRA-ILA FAX Alert 11/19/99 Mesa City Councilman Jim Davidson has proposed an ordinance banning gun shows from city-owned property.
GG - Female Governors in the United States	Sixteen women (12D - 4R) have served as governors of 14 states. Texas is the only state to have elected two women, (Ferguson and Richards),
State Executive for Pima County, AZ	November 3, 1998 General State Executive for Pima County, general data about all candidates running for this race
USCHS Youth Forum Program - Facts on Women in Politics	Facts on Women in Politics Did You Know .. Twenty-one women have held cabinet-level positions in the United States. Thirteen of these women were appointed by Democratic presidents and eight by Republicans.
ARIZONA FACTS	Halice's Tucson Pages ARIZONA - The Grand Canyon State State Flag: The 13 rays of red and gold on the top half of the flag represent both the 13 original colonies of the Union,
Arizona	ARIZONA 8 Electoral Votes Population (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Arizona Secretary of State) Total Population, July 1998 4,668,631 Voting Age Population, Nov. 1998 3,547,000 Total Registration, Nov. 1998 2,264,301 Arizona has: 15 counties. Two
Policy.com- Community: States: Arizona	Today's News Daily Briefing Policy Calendar FArizona became the 48th state on February 14, 1912. It is the sixth largest state and its capital is Phoenix. Population estimates for 1995 show Arizona with 4,072,000 inhabitants. Whites make up approximately 81 percent of the population, Hispanics 9 percent and blacks 3 percent. Native Americans represent 5.6 percent of the total population.