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Gov. signs budget, but includes vetoes
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer avoided a shutdown of state government Wednesday by signing a budget bill from the Legislature, but her vetoes of other spending proposals leave the states fiscal woes unresolved. Brewer used her line-item veto power on the budgets spending for K-12 public schools as a way to compel lawmakers to increase that funding above the approximately $4 billion provided in the budget. Her office said the K-12 school system has enough money to get by temporarily.
She also eliminated the Legislatures lump-sum spending cuts to environmental quality, social services and health services departments, as well as some funding for the states three public universities.
Sun Health Auxiliary allocates $175,000 for medical equipment
By Kim Antoniou. Sun Health Auxiliary's board of directors recently approved allocating nearly $175,000 of funds raised this year to acquire medical equipment benefitting local health care and to support medical research. The all-volunteer board works with other West Valley volunteers who operate the auxiliary's gift shops and thrift shops as well as with donors and event sponsors to generate needed funds which enhance patient care in local nonprofit hospitals - Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers - and support scientific research at Sun Health Research Institute.
Arizona's first case of West Nile confirmed
The 2009 West Nile Virus season has begun in Arizona.
The Maricopa County Department of Public Health and the Arizona Department of Health Services confirmed Wednesday that a woman in her 40s is the state's first human case of West Nile Virus this season. Authorities said the woman is out of the hospital and is home recovering.
