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The Move To 'Clean Government' Raises Some Dirty Constitutional Questions. By Emil Franzi --Sean Zapata LAST NOVEMBER, Arizona voters narrowly passed Proposition 200, the so-called Clean Elections Proposal, over surprisingly minimal opposition. Ironically, while publicly attacking "dirty money," Prop 200 supporters were funded by almost a million dollars worth of out-of-state cash. Apparently one person's special interest is someone else's noble cause. For the record, The Weekly vociferously opposed Prop 200. We saw it as a classic case of making a bad situation--current campaign finance la...

With The Recent "Reform" Of The County's Health System, The Cure Seems Far Worse Than The Disease. By Emil Franzi THE PIMA COUNTY Board of Supervisors recently voted 3-2 to surrender direct control of nearly one-third of the county's $700 million budget. These health-related responsibilities--from Kino Hospital to Long-Term Care, from Home Health to Animal Control--will be placed in the hands of a self-selected and self-perpetuating entity called The Pima Health Care System Commission. This new system is defined in the resolution, which set it up as "quasi-governance." There was no public d...

The Doctor Is In-For Now. By Chris Limberis IT WAS IN the depths of Pima County that Dr. Richard Carmona, the czar of the county's health system who has presided over a $14 million loss in the last year, made a surprising offer to his chief political benefactor, Democratic Supervisor Raul Grijalva. In the county's subterranean garage, Carmona told Grijalva--the conduit in the increasingly volatile relationship Carmona has with Sylvia Campoy, who heads the county's health care commission--that he would step down from his $190,500-a-year job. There, near the county's bottom, 12 floors beneath...