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Representatives raise their hand while taking oath today at the Capitol in Lansing. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Protesters gather at the Capitol this morning to oppose legislation passed during the lame duck legislature. / Greg DeRuiter/Lansing State Journal
LANSING � More than 100 union activists set up a �Walk of Shame� this morning to greet Republican lawmakers as they arrived at the Capitol for a new session of the Legislature.
But one of the only Republicans to brave the gauntlet � former Lt. Gov. Dick Posthumus, now a senior adviser to Gov. Rick Snyder � walked the path lined on either side with placard-carrying protesters without hearing a single catcall, after nobody recognized him.
�You got off easy,� a Michigan State Police trooper told Posthumus as he entered the Capitol.
�That�s a good thing,� Posthumus replied.
Posthumus appeared unaware of the protest until he was already partly up the main path. Lieutenant governors, like vice presidents, are often the butt of jokes for their supposed anonymity, but Posthumus appears to have slipped into further obscurity since he left the Engler administration for an unsuccessful bid for governor and a stint in the private sector before joining the Snyder administration at the start of 2011.
�It doesn�t take long to be forgotten,� Posthumus told the Free Press.
John Marler, 27, of Detroit, a union steward for Unite Here Local 24 who is a beer vendor at Detroit sports venues, said he would have liked to tell Posthumus: �This is not the way democracy is supposed to work.�
�I didn�t recognize him at all,� he said.
Democrats and unions were enraged in December when the GOP-controlled Legislature passed right-to-work legislation in five days. Snyder, who for two years had said the issue was not on his agenda, came out in favor of the measure and quickly signed it into law. Right-to-work legislation makes it illegal to require financial support of a union as a condition of employment.
�That was the rub for me, with Snyder,� Marler said. �That says something about his leadership.�
Snyder has said he would not have tacked the divisive issue at that time, but he supports freedom of choice for workers. Once it was clear the issue wasn�t going away, he said it was his responsibility as a leader to take a position and get the issue settled as quickly as possible.
Before the noon start of today�s ceremonial session, members of We are Michigan, who organized the demonstration, plan to deliver fresh cookies to lawmakers who opposed right-to-work and �broken cookies for broken promises� to those who opposed it.
Demonstrators chanted, �No union, no peace,� and carried signs with message such as �RTW, Wrong for Michigan,� and placards with photos of Republican lawmakers with the word �Shame� stamped across their faces.
Most lawmakers don�t enter from the front facing Capitol Avenue, instead using entrances off the parking lot on the other side of the building. A smaller group of protesters split off to greet lawmakers at the rear entrance.
Greg McNeilly, president of the Michigan Freedom Fund supporting the right-to-work law, said it�s the union activists who should be ashamed.
�Unfortunately, when it comes to the union thugs and anti-worker lawmakers bullying workers and opposing workplace freedom and equality for all Michigan families, shame seems to be in far too short a supply,� McNeilly said in a news release.
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15 Favorite Midwest Amusement Parks
Eureka, Missouri: Six Flags St. Louis
An area loosely themed to resemble the 1904 World's Fair welcomes guests to this sprawling park 30 minutes from downtown St. Louis. From the fair, branch off into an eclectic mix of themed areas, including the whimsical Bugs Bunny National Park and the action-packed DC Comics Plaza (636/938-5300; sixflags.com/stLouis).
Big Thrill: Watch the floor drop underneath you, then plummet down the Bonzai Pipeline slide at Hurricane Harbor water park. The clear tubes allow spectators to catch every terrifying moment.
Family Favorite: The park's first roller coaster, River King Mine Train (pictured), provides just enough speed and quick turns to excite the whole clan.
Travel Tip: You'll want to catch at least one of the quality shows while you're in the park. Stop by Guest Relations or any of the show venues to pick up a schedule.
Gurnee, Illinois: Six Flags Great America
State-of-the-art roller coasters and a 20-acre water park draw visitors to this popular park 45 minutes northwest of Chicago. Cap off your day with the nighttime illuminated parade (847/249-4636; sixflags.com/greatAmerica).
Big Thrill: Imagine riding a roller coaster with no track above or below you. It's possible with X Flight, a 3,000-foot-long wing coaster that dives into five inversions.
Family Favorite: Take a ride on the grand Columbia Carousel (pictured), a double-decker classic standing 10 stories tall.
Travel TIp: Avoid sticker shock at the front gate (admission is $59.99 for adults) by purchasing tickets online for an impressive $20 discount.
Branson, Missouri: Silver Dollar City
Ozark culture mixes with traditional theme park fare on this scenic wooded property near Table Rock Lake. More than 100 craftspeople sell wares -- from jewelry to homemade candy -- among the park's 30 rides and attractions (800/475-9370; bransonsilverdollarcity.com).
Big Thrill: WildFire (pictured) zips brave riders through five inversions at speeds reaching 66 mph. Admire the beautiful view before plunging down the 15-story drop.
Family Favorite: Prepare to get soaked on the Lost River of the Ozarks rapids ride. Circular rafts take groups of six through torrential waters and a misty cave.
Travel Tip: When it comes to amusement park food, Silver Dollar City reigns. Swing by Sullivan's Mill for a loaf of Frank Capps' to-die-for cinnamon bread.
Santa Claus, Indiana: Holiday World and Splashin' Safari
This holiday-themed park in tiny Santa Claus simply can't be beat in the water slide department. Nowhere else can you ride the world's tallest water ride (Pilgrim's Plunge) and two of the world's longest water coasters in the same day (877/463-2645; holidayworld.com).
Big Thrill: Roller coaster enthusiasts come in droves to ride The Voyage, a 1.2-mile wooden giant delivering 24 seconds of weightlessness during the nearly 3-minute ride.
Family Favorite: Splashin' Safari's two water coasters, Mammoth (pictured) and Wildebeest, are the most popular rides in the park. Arrive early for a thrilling journey without a long wait on these megaslides.
Travel Tip: Take advantage of the free unlimited soft drinks included with admission. Fill up at any self-serve drink station.
Mason, Ohio: Kings Island
You can see the multitude of towering thrill rides — and an impressive replica of the Eiffel Tower — from miles away. Walk through the front gates and you'll find enough family rides, shops and live entertainment to easily fill two days (513/754-5700; visitkingsisland.com).
Big Thrill: Catch a breeze from 300 feet in the air on WindSeeker. This spinning swing provides views of up to 18 miles on a clear day — if you don't close your eyes.
Family Favorite: Scale replicas of 1800s locomotives transport guests to and from Soak City Waterpark on the K.I. and Miami Valley Railroad. Have the camera out during this scenic eight-minute trip.
Travel Tip: Thrill seekers love to hit the Beast and Diamondback coasters first thing in the morning. Save these rides for later in the day to avoid long lines.
Shakopee, Minnesota: Valleyfair
Families love this suburban Minneapolis park for classic favorites like the High Roller wooden coaster, but there's always something new happening, too. The 2011 addition of 17 Peanuts-themed attractions at Planet Snoopy (pictured) has been a huge hit with kids (952/445-7600; valleyfair.com).
Big Thrill: Choose to be blasted into the sky or dropped back to Earth on the 275-foot Power Tower. It's a rush you and your stomach won't soon forget.
Family Favorite: Cruise along Antique Autos' 1,100 feet of track in a replica of a 1910 Cadillac touring car. The ride is one of a handful that's been around since the park's opening in 1976.
Travel Tip: Visit the Pepsi Imax Theater on hot days to cool off, rest your legs and enjoy an intriguing documentary film.
Kansas City, Missouri: Worlds of Fun
Loosely based on Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days, Kansas City's premier park takes you through themed areas like Scandinavia and the Orient, providing traditional rides and attractions with a fun twist (816/454-4545; worldsoffun.com).
Big Thrill: Scream through multiple dives and loops on Patriot (pictured), a 15-story-tall inverted (hanging) coaster that reaches speeds of 65 mph.
Family Favorite: Join the Peanuts gang for Snoopy's Hot Summer Lights, an illuminated extravaganza held on nights when the park closes at 9 p.m. or later.
Travel Tip: Enter the Scandinavia Plaza at 9:30 a.m. for Fast Fun, a daily park ritual including trivia and prizes.
Arnolds Park, Iowa: Arnolds Park
Enjoy the nostalgia wave at this charming waterfront amusement park on Lake Okoboji. We love that some things never get old here, like the giggles we get on the Tilt-A-Whirl or the tempting smell of a funnel cake (712/332-2183; arnoldspark.com).
Big Thrill: The Legend Roller Coaster started thrilling guests back in 1927, and the ride still delivers. The 13th oldest wooden coaster in the United States feels a little rickety, but that's what makes it fun.
Family Favorite: Savor the beautiful lake views from the Ferris wheel. Take a spin during the day and then again at night for a change of scenery.
Travel Tip: Don't let a cool or cloudy day scare you away from the park. In fact, it's the best time to visit. One of our writers rode the Legend 26 times on a drizzly day because there were no lines!
Muskegon, Michigan: Michigan's Adventure
Michigan's largest amusement and water park features more than 60 rides and attractions, including seven roller coasters and more than a dozen water slides. It also offers one of the most reasonable ticket prices for such a big park (231/766-3377; miadventure.com).
Big Thrill: Annually ranked one of the best wooden roller coasters in the world, Shivering Timbers never lets up on its 1-mile journey, reaching top speeds of 65 mph while delivering plenty of weightless moments along the way.
Family Favorite: Take a relaxing break on the Swan Boats, but try not to paddle yourself into the spray of a water fountain— unless you're looking for a refreshing cooldown.
Travel Tip: After getting soaked on one of the park's many water rides, hit the Flying Trapeze swing ride for a soaring spin cycle.
Eureka, Missouri: Six Flags St. Louis
An area loosely themed to resemble the 1904 World's Fair welcomes guests to this sprawling park 30 minutes from downtown St. Louis. From the fair, branch off into an eclectic mix of themed areas, including the whimsical Bugs Bunny National Park and the action-packed DC Comics Plaza (636/938-5300; sixflags.com/stLouis).
Big Thrill: Watch the floor drop underneath you, then plummet down the Bonzai Pipeline slide at Hurricane Harbor water park. The clear tubes allow spectators to catch every terrifying moment.
Family Favorite: The park's first roller coaster, River King Mine Train (pictured), provides just enough speed and quick turns to excite the whole clan.
Travel Tip: You'll want to catch at least one of the quality shows while you're in the park. Stop by Guest Relations or any of the show venues to pick up a schedule.
Bloomington, Minnesota: Nickelodeon Universe
It's hard to miss this colorful indoor park when you visit Bloomington's Mall of America. A variety of innovative rides and attractions offers more entertainment than you ever thought could fit into 7 acres (952/883-8800; nickelodeonuniverse.com).
Big Thrill: Climb into a shell and grab your wings on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shell Shock (pictured), a partially self-controlled flight that swoops and dives over the park.
Family Favorite: You'll have a run-in with Minnesota's legendary Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox before careening down a 40-foot drop on the Log Chute.
Travel Tip: If you're only here for a few rides and not the entire day, purchase a point pass instead of a wristband to save some dough.
Green Bay, Wisconsin: Bay Beach
Built as a private beach resort in 1892, Bay Beach continues to be a family destination offering 18 rides and a dance hall along the shores of Green Bay. We love that most rides cost just 25 to 50 cents, although a spin on the roller coaster is well worth "splurging" a buck (920/448-3365; baybeach.org).
Big Thrill: The Zippin Pippin roller coaster (pictured) is Bay Beach's biggest ride — and also its biggest success story. The park enjoyed a nearly 50 percent increase in revenue the year after it was installed in 2010.
Family Favorite: Enjoy a game of bumper tag on classic Bumper Cars.
Travel Tip: It's not just the rides that are affordable here. Dig into nachos, snow cones, cotton candy and more from one of the concession stands— all for $1.50 or less.
Altoona, Iowa: Adventureland
Fifteen minutes east of Des Moines, Adventureland boasts beautiful landscaping and friendly employees as well as more than 100 rides, shows and attractions. A recent water park expansion added 13 slides, lazy river and swim-up bar (515/266-2121; adventurelandpark.com).
Big Thrill: A burst of energy launches riders 200 feet into the air on Space Shot (pictured), Adventureland's tallest attraction. Enjoy the view as a cushion of air gently brings you back to Earth.
Family Favorite: Glide across the treetops on Sky Ride, a ski lift-style attraction purchased from the World's Fair in 1975.
Travel Tip: Arrive early and head straight for Adventure Bay water park, because it gets crowded in the afternoon, especially on summer weekends.
Monticello, Indiana: Indiana Beach
Opened in 1926, Indiana Beach continues to be a Midwest Coney Island with its classic carnivallike atmosphere along Lake Shafer. This vibe hasn't changed (and that's a good thing) despite the addition of more modern attractions, including zip lines and a high ropes course (574/583-4141; indianabeach.com).
Big Thrill: As if a vertical plunge wasn't enough, the Steel Hawg roller coaster's first drop is 111 degrees— the steepest in the United States.
Family Favorite: Catch the wind and steer your plane over the waters of Lake Shafer on Air Crow, a swing ride that lets you choose your thrill level.
Travel Tip: Don't miss the Water Thrill Show and Dive Spectacular, a three-times-daily performance including a flaming high dive and gravity-defying acrobatics on the lake.
Wisconsin Dells: Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park
No matter the weather, this impressive Dells resort keeps the fun going with outdoor and indoor amusement parks and water parks. Stay on site at the Hotel Rome for all-inclusive access to the parks' towering roller coasters, water slides and go-kart tracks (608/254-8560; mtolympuspark.com).
Big Thrill: You won't find a taller and faster coaster in the Dells than Hades (pictured), a 160-foot-tall wooden giant that dives into the world's longest underground coaster tunnel at speeds reaching 70 mph.
Family Favorite: The Lost City of Atlantis water complex includes seven family-friendly slides and a geyser that blasts water more than 120 feet into the sky.
Travel Tip: If you're staying on-site, you can also enjoy free championship golf and no cover charge to the nearby WETT Nightclub.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Riding the wave of her latest CD "Four the Record," country star Miranda Lambert is preparing to set venues across the country -- including the Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center -- On Fire.
Lambert's "On Fire" tour will roll into Florida's capital city on Feb. 3, where she, Chris Young and Jerrod Niemann will perform. Lambert recently won her second consecutive CMA Female Vocalist of the Year award.
"I'm looking forward to the tour and playing some new music from 'Four the Record' and kicking some attitude," Lambert said in a release announcing the Tallahassee show. "Chris and Jerrod have great shows, and we're gonna have a lot of fun out there this year. It will be a great year with our fans."
Lambert's latest hit, "Baggage Claim," is in the upper reaches of the country music singles chart, taking its place alongside such hits as "The House That Built Me," "Gunpowder and Lead," "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and "Only Prettier."
Young's hit "Tomorrow" from his No. 1 album "Neon" is the fourth consecutive chart-topping song for the rising artist, who was nominated for the New Artist of the Year CMA.
"I'm really fired up about touring with Miranda," he said. "I've admired her talent over the years, and I'm looking forward to spending the first part of 2012 on the road with her and Jerrod."
Niemann launched his major label debut album "Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury" with the No. 1 smash "Lover, Lover."
"Miranda is as real as it gets," he said. "I'm proud to be a fan and thankful to be a friend. I look forward to joining her tour and catching up with my good buddy Chris Young."
Tickets for the concert, which are currently on sale, are available at the TLCCC box office at 505 W. Pensacola St., online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone at (800) 745-3000, (850) 222-0400 or (800) 322-3602.
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I don't care if she can't even play the guitar, she can still strum my chords all night long.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y., April 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Community Bank System, Inc. (NYSE: CBU) invites you to participate in a conference call to discuss the Company's financial and operating performance during its first quarter ended March 30, 2013.
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1. "End of watch" is OK.
2. "Carnage" was a lot of fun for me. Only 4 characters with very sharp dialog.
3. "The Wrestler" came out a few years ago, and I finally got a chance to see it. Looks like an independent film, but with strong performances by Mickey Rourke and (surprisingly) Marisa Tomei. It was mostly drama, but I enjoyed the "behind the scenes" conversations between the wrestlers.
4. "Skyfall". Not a huge James Bond fan, but I've enjoyed some of the movies. This one has its good and bad moments, but overall, I thought it was weak.
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Uhm, which role did you see her in that wasn't scene-stealingly perfect? Girl's got range.
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I think she's a fine actress. I just don't recall any memorable movies or roles for her (other than "My Cousin Vinny").
And she was brilliant in that Seinfeld episode.
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My hesitation with Life of Pi is that I can't decide if I want to try to wait until I've read the book. Which wouldn't be a problem, except that, in spite of the MANY ringing endorsements I've heard and seen, I just can't get excited about reading/listening to it.
I watched with low expectations and was pleasantly surprised. It made me want to read the book.
Last night, I revisited my all-time favorite war movie, Army of Shadows.
Army of Shadows is a 1969 French movie about the French Resistance during WWII. It's not the cheeriest movie in the world, but it is one of the coolest espionage flicks ever, and it's based on real accounts. It's one of the most patriotic movies ever made, with its story about Resistance operatives who know that their chances of survival are slim to none, but who still go the full nine yards for their country.
I'm a big fan of Jean-Pierre Melville, and three of his movies (Le Samourai, Army of Shadows, and Le Cercle Rouge) are in my all-time top ten.
Find Army of Shadows on Netflix or Hulu, forget that you're reading subtitles, and just dive in.
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We watched the new Red Dawn last night. It is a slight improvement over the original but only marginally so. I still can't help but thinking this is "training video" for a portion of the US population that lie awake at night dreaming of the next "invasion." Kill a commie for my mommie type of thing.
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another - Before the Devil Knows You're Dead
The Campaign - Marty's sit-down 'truth' session with his family was the funniest scene in this funny flick (3.3/5)
Despicable Me - brill. you can't help but empathize with Gru, his minions & the cookie sellers. looking forward to this Summer's sequel (4.1/5)
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Watched Killing Them Softly last night. Was a very harsh, violent movie. This might have been one of my least favorite Brad Pitt movies although his acting was acceptable. I didn't hate this movie, nor did I really like it--- it kept my interest without being entertaining. Several of you mentioned The Wrestler. Well this movie was like that in a way. It captures the gritty, ugly nature of organized crime with few lighter moments. Way too dark for my tastes.
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I thought that movie was going to just be dumb, but it was hilarious. At some point I am going to get sick of Zach Galifianakis, because he plays the same character every time, but hasn't happened yet. He was also a riot in Due Date, with Robert Downey Jr. It was roughly a remake of Planes, Trains & Automobiles, with Zach G in the John Candy role.
I watched "killing them softly" recently as well. I probably enjoyed it more than the average viewer. It was funny to see the same actors recycled in these mob stories. I didn't care for all the presidential speeches. They were ok for background info, but very weak to make any sort of point. And the thing is, the story is rather simple and without much of a point (IMO).
Perfect Sense - Billed as a "scifi movie" but the only difference is a future plague that first robs people of their sense of smell. It's a romantic drama with Ewan McGreggor as lead. Unfortunately for his character, but fun for the drama of the movie, he plays a chef when this all goes down. He falls in love with a woman studying the plague -- who has her own romantic issues. It's a very well done move. I'd like to tell you where it goes to entice you more, but the spoiler will probably affect your enjoyment. If you like the way plagues affect society, and if the global absence of scent intrigues you, then this is the movie for you. 4/5.
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In an effort to raise funds for local residents suffering from Cancer, the Campbell County Cancer Association is hosting an auction and raffle this Saturday from 9 a.m to 1 p.m at Hazel's Hair Styles.
Co-organized by Jan Jones, Hazel Burchfield and Clarence Lowe, the event is in its fifth year and plays an important role in aiding those affected by cancer in the area.
Balloons were released as the children yelled, "Move that bus," to reveal the newest addition to the New Canaan Baptist Church.
In one week, 70 volunteers constructed a playground and basketball court as part of an extreme makeover mission at New Canaan Baptist Church in Elk Valley.
The youth group at Sevier Heights Baptist Church in Knoxville initiated the makeover mission. Over 50 volunteers from the church participated in building a playground and basketball court at New Canaan for the local youth.
Complaints about illegal activity at Indian Mountain State Park in Jellico prompted action by the Campbell County Sheriff's Department last week.
Detective Mike Perkins was patrolling in an unmarked county vehicle when he drove through the state park looking for suspicious activity, said Sheriff Gary Perkins.
Three people sitting in a vehicle parked off the side of the road were allegedly observed holding syringes, according to Mike Perkins.
The sun shone, the engines roared and the dirt flew at the White Oak track on Saturday and Sunday as Eastern division racers competed. There was just enough mud left over from recent rains to make the track a little more interesting.
"The mud gets on your steering wheel and it can really screw you up to have a slippery steering wheel on this course," said racer Kenny Blume.
Part of Rock Rod Racing; team 192, out of Arkansas, Blume said Jellico is his favorite place to race.
Everyone loves a good story.
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This week at the LaFollette Public Library, storyteller Dianne Hackworth made the second summer reading session one to remember.
Hackworth, with her Autoharp in tow, illustrated with her instrument, voice and body several Appalachian tales.
She did not hold a book with pictures or read the words someone else had written, rather Hackworth told each story with vivid imagery and boisterous sounds.
A LaFollette woman found that she could run, but not hide from the long arm of the Caryville law.
Verlinda Savage, 37, of LaFollette, was arrested Friday on alleged domestic violence and disorderly conduct, according to a Caryville Police report.
While a man faces serious injuries, he is also looking at possible criminal charges after allegedly attempting to steal copper wiring from an electrical pole in Jellico.
Deputy Matthew Wasson was dispatched to Highway 297 in reference to a copper theft on last Thursday. Wasson spoke with employees of Jellico Electric Department, who were informed of possible power outages on Shady Pine Lane, according to the sheriff's department offense report.
The Jacksboro Board of Mayor and Aldermen has scheduled multiple workshops and special called meetings for budget approval.
While revenues were lower this year with the closing of Goody's Department store, Jacksboro Mayor Jack Cannon said the board made preparations in the budget to decrease expenses.
Tonight, starting at 5:30 p.m. the board will meet to review a proposed budget. A meeting following the workshop will be held to approve the budget in its first and second reading.
A burglary over a month ago led to the arrest of Thomas Erick Owens, 25, Jellico, this week for theft and trespassing charges.
Owens entered a Jellico resident's home on April 26 and allegedly stole a Play Station II, 34 DVDs, 38 CDs, video games and one power stick deodorant, according to the police report.
An arrest warrant was drafted for Owens after the alleged burglary took place. He was arrested on May 31, after Jellico officers observed him in the area.
Deputies who resolved a domestic dispute at 290 Lyndsay Mill Circle were soon called back to the residence in search of a person but instead found a multitude of marijuana plants.
The second call to the sheriff's department was made because someone in the home had outstanding criminal charges, police said.
When the issue was resolved, deputies decided to search the residence, said Campbell County Sheriff Gary Perkins.


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THE RECOMMENDATIONS AND A PLAN FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARY REORGANIZATION AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 193, SENATE BILL 1160 OF THE 30TH LEGISLATURE, SECOND REGULAR SESSION Signed by the Governor May 24, 1972 W. P. SHOFSTALL SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION January 12, 1973 THE RECOMMENDATIONS AND A PLAN FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARY REORGANIZATION AS REQUIRED BY CHAPTER 193, SENATE BILL 1160 OF THE 30TH LEGISLATURE, SECOND REGULAR SESSION Signed by the Governor May 24, 1972 It is recognized that the State Legislature has wide latitude in deciding upon a . plan for reorganization of school districts in the State. Decisions can be made to enact legislation which would organize the school districts by direct mandate. In view of the fact that only one state, since 1945, has chosen this direct manda-tory method of district reorganization, it is recommended that the Arizona Legis-lature choose a reorganization method which is not exclusively mandatory. The Department of Education feels that a single person or body cannot effectively consider all of the important factors involved in school district boundary reorgani-zation at the community level; therefore, the Department recommends the following plan for legislation which provides for decentralization of planning and for maximum local citizen participation. The experiences found in many other states have amply demonstrated that school finance and school redistricting are inter- related. We, the Department of Education, therefore, caution the Arizona Legislature to make every effort to approve a plan for collecting school taxes which makes approximately the same number of dollars available for each child in the State, regardless of the wealth of the district of residence. Although this plan for district reorganization can do much to reduce the broad range of district wealth disparities which currently exist, reform of the state school financing system is essential to securing equality of the local burden of school support and achieving equality of educational oppor-tunity for Arizona's school children. The State Department of Education herewith submits its recommendations and a developed plan for legislation that would make operational unified school districts in Arizona by July 1, 1977. RECOMMENDED PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED LEGISLATION The recommended purposes of proposed legislation are: ( a) to establish a system of unified public school districts, kindergarten through grade twelve, which offer equal educational opportunity and comprehensive educational programs and services for all pupils in the State, which assure economy in the use of public funds, and which elimi-nate the various types of school districts that presently exist while replacing then with unified school districts as hereinafter defined ( b) t o provide the procedure for an effective and orderly d i s t r i c t reorgani-zation program t o be carried out by designated administrative agencies ( c) t o establish the p o l i c i e s , standards, or c r i t e r i a under which these administrative agencies must function ( d) to allow the i n i t i a l planning for the reorganization of school d i s t r i c t s to be conducted on the l o c a l level Nothing i n the proposed l e g i s l a t i o n authorizes s t a t e administrative agencies and/ or regional committees as hereinafter defined t o consolidate or propose con-solidation of any school within unified d i s t r i c t s . DEFINITIONS School D i s t r i c t Boundary Reorganization: a process through which the purposes of education can be achieved a t an acceptable level of quality with efficiency of organization and economy of operation, whereby new unified school d i s t r i c t s are formed through a l t e r a t i o n of the boundaries of established school d i s t r i c t s and/ or dissolution and abandonment of established school d i s t r i c t s . Unified School D i s t r i c t : a d i s t r i c t which provides education for a t l e a s t grades kindergarten through twelve i n one school d i s t r i c t under a single board of education, a single administration, and a single operating budget. Comprehensive Educational Program: the equal educational opportunities that are available to a l l students by providing programs and services designated to meet the educational needs i d e n t i f i e d a t each l e v e l of the s t a t e public school system. TIME PERIOD A l l public school d i s t r i c t s i n Arizona are to be duly constituted as unified school d i s t r i c t s by July 1, 1976, and operating as such no l a t e r than July 1, 1977. CRITERIA FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT REORGANIZATION A l l public school d i s t r i c t s organized pursuant to the purposes of t h i s plan s h a l l conform t o the following c r i t e r i a : I. EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT SHALL BE UNIFIED ( GRADES K- 12) AND SHALL OPERATE WITH A SINGLE BOARD, ADMINISTRATION, AND BUDGET. 11. EACH UNIFIED DISTRICT MAY CONSIST OF ALL OR PARTS OF ONE OR MORE EXISTING DISTRICTS AND MAY CROSS PRESENT REGIONAL PLANNING BOUNDARY LINES . 111. EACH ENIFIED DISTRICT SJULL BE ORGANIZED SO THAT NO SOCIO- ECONOMIC OR ETHNIC GROUP WILL BE INTENTIONALLY EXCLUDED OR INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICT SOLELY BECAUSE OF THESE FACTORS. IV. EACH UNIFIED DISTRICT SHALL BE ORGANIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLE OF LOCAL RESPONSIBILITY SO AS TO PROVIDE EFFEC-TIVE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION. V. EACH UNIFIED DISTRICT SHALL BE ORGANIZED SO AS TO MINIMIZE INEQUITIES IN ASSESSED VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTY IN SUPPORT OF EACH PUPIL. VI. EACH UNIFIED DISTRICT SHALL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE SPECIALIZED SERVICES ABOVE AND BEYOND THE COMPREHENSIVE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM AS DETERMINED BY THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY. VII. A UNIFIED DISTRICT SHALL INCLUDE A MINIMUM PUPIL POPULATION OF 1500 AND A MAXIMUM OF 25,000, WITH EXCEPTIONS CONSIDERING GEOGRAPHIC LIMITATIONS. ALL PRESENTLY UNORGANIZED TERRITORY SHALL BE INCLUDED IN SOME UNIFIED DISTRICT. VIII. THE REDISTRICTING STATUTE SHALL NOT BE USED, EITHER TO ENCOURAGE OR DISCOURAGE CONSOLIDATION OF ATTENDANCE AREAS OR SCHOOLS. THE STATE REDISTRICTING COMMISSION A State Redistricting Commission shall be established for the specific and sole purpose of administering the district reorganization program. The Commission shall function independently of the State Board of Education, but it shall have a direct and organic connection with the Arizona Department of Education in order that the resources of the Department may be utilized as needed in carrying out Conmission functions. To achieve this relation-ship, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction shall be the Executive Officer ( non- voting) of the State Commission. The principle advantage of this plan is that the State Redistricting Commission, having no other function, can devote its entire energies to implementation of the legislation. Commission members shall take office within sixty days of enactment of the legislation. The following factors shall apply: ( a) Representativeness of the Commission membership. The Commission should be representative of the major social, economic, and political interests of the State. Geo-graphic representation should also be assured. Commission nembers should be outstanding leaders in the State. The members should be lay citizens. ( b) Length of members' terms. Commission members ( including the incumbent Superintendent of Public Instruction) shall serve the entire duration period of the reorganization. ( c) Size of State Redistricting Commission: The Commission will comprise eight members, one representative from each of the six regions, one member appointed by the Governor, and the non- voting Executive Officer. ( d) Selection of Commission Membership. Six of the State Redistricting Commission members shall be elected to membership in a Regional Convention held specifically for that purpose. The seventh Commission member will be appointed by the Governor. The eighth member shall be the non- voting Executive Officer ( Superintendent of Public Instruction). ( e) Compensation. Commission members shall serve without pay but shall be reimbursed for all expenses incurred in con-ducting Commission affairs. ( f) Meetings. Within ninety days of legislative enactment the Executive Officer shall call the Commission's first meeting to organize and select a chairman and a vice- chairman. Subsequent meetings shall be held at least monthly, with provision for special meetings on call by the chairman or a majority of the membership, or by the executive officer. Powers and Duties of the State Redistricting Commission. The powers and duties of the State Redistricting Commission shall consist of at least the following: ( a) To approve the appointment of a director and such other personnel as may be needed on nomination by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The compensation of such personnel shall be determined and fixed in accordance with policies and procedures currently used in employing Arizona Department of Education staff. ( b) To approve the disbursement of such funds as are provided by law for carrying out the provisions of the school district reorganization legislation. ( c) To formulate policies, guidelines, and principles, in accord-ance with the standards or criteria specified in the legisla-tion, or delegated to the State Commission for administering the reorganization program. ( d) To hold, or cause to be held, public meetings in various regions of the State for purposes of explaining the reorgani-zation program to interested local citizens and school officials. ( e) To develop methods of procedure for use by Regional Redistricting Committees ( as defined in the subsequent section) for carrying out their duties and responsibilities for conducting the program. These procedures along with the policies and guidelines adopted by the State Redistricting Commission shall be incorporated in a manual for use by Regional Commit tees. ( f) To appoint at the regular meeting next following the 90- day time period following legislative enactment a Regional Committee in any region in which such a committee has not been established. ( g) To recommend to any Regional Committee any modification of the plan for reorganization of school districts of such region as may appear to the State Commission necessary to carry out the purposes, criteria or standards, and other provisions of the legislation. ( h) To review all submitted plans for district reorganization and either approve such plans or reject them with reasons for rejection and recommendations for making the plan acceptable. The review and decision on redistricting plans and proposals submitted by Regional Committees must be made and the decision transmitted to the Regional Committee concerned within 60 days of the receipt of such plans and proposals. The State Commission shall have authority to reject redistricting plans and proposals only if such plans and proposals fail to comply with the purposes, standards, and criteria specified in the legislation. ( i) To designate one or more members of the State Commission, together with members of the Commission's staff, to attend and take part in public hearings held as hereinafter pro-vided for purposes of hearing local grievances to all or portions of Regional Committee plans and proposals that are purported to be in violation of the purposes, criteria, and standards established in the legislation. ( j) To submit an annual report to the legislature regarding the progress of the reorganization program and the results achieved under its provisions. Such annual reports should also include an evaluation of the major problems encountered and any recommendations considered desirable for improving the reorganization legislation. XEGIONAL REDISTRICTING COMMITTEES Special Regional Redistricting Committees shall be established and vested with specified Fowers and duties. In establishing such committees, the following shall apply: 1. Area of representation: Special Regional Redistricting Committees shall be established on a regional basis, i. e. in each of the present six planning districts created by the Governor. 2. Mandatory establishment. All of the territory of the State shall be in a regional reorganization planning area. 3. Time of establishment. Each Regional Redistricting Committee shall be established not later than thirty days after the establishment of the State Redistricting Commission. 4. Composition of committees. Committees shall be composed of nine members. Only lay citizens should be eligible to serve on committees. Provisions shall be made for adequate representation from both rural and urban areas. 5. Method of selecting members. The board members of school districts within each region shall be called together in convention to select their Regional Committee members by ballot. 6. Meetings. Within 30 days after selection of the members, the Regional Committee shall hold its first meeting to organize and to select a chairman. Thereafter, meetings should be held on call by the chairman or by a majority of the members. 7. Length of terms; filling vacancies. All members of the Regional Committees shall serve for a term of the same length as the State Redistricting Commission or until a plan of- reorganization has become effective, whichever may first occur. Appointments to fill vacancies shall be made by a majority vote of the remaining Committee members. If a voting member fails to attend two consecutive meetings after due notice and without being excused by the Committee Chairman, his office shall be declared vacant by the Committee. A majority of the Committee shall constitute a quourum for transaction of business, but no plan can be adopted except upon affirmative vote of a majority of the committee. 8. Funding regional committee activities. Although Regional Committee members shall serve without compensation, they shall be entitled to reimbursement for necessary expenses incurred in connection with performance of their duties. Provisions shall also be made whereby funds will be made available to Regional Committees for employment of necessary technical and clerical assistance. Assisted by the State Redistricting Commission's staff, each Regional Committee shall submit a budget setting forth its needs for technical and clerical assistance and for meeting the necessary travel and related expenses of Regional Committee members. This budget shall be subject to approval by the State Redistricting Comission. This budget will be funded from appropriations requested by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, as indicated earlier . 9. Powers and duties. Each Regional Redistricting Committee shall have the following powers and duties: ( a) To prepare and submit to the State Redistricting Commission within one year after its first meeting a plan of reorganization conforming to the purposes, criteria, and standards specified in the legisla-tion and likewise conforming to the policies and procedures adopted by the State Redistricting Commission. This plan must encompass all of the territory included within the jurisdiction of the Regional Committee. Proposals for more than one new unified school district may be included within a single plan so long as each proposed new unified district conforms to the criteria and standards set forth in the legislation and the policies and procedures adopted by the State Re-districting commission. ( b) To initiate joint planning with another regional committee whenever it appears desirable that a proposed new unified district could include territory beyond the Committee's jurisdiction. Likewise, to respond affirmatively whenever requested by another Regional Committee to engage in joint- committee planning. For purposes of joint- committee planning, not less than three members from each Regional Committee concerned shall be appointed. The proposal or proposals resulting from such joint- committee planning shall be subject to approval by majority vote of each of the Regional Committees concerned. ( c) To hold at least one public hearing within the territory of each proposed new district. A notice of each public hearing shall be published in a local newspaper of general circulation within the proposed new district at least twice before the date set for the hearing. Notices shall be mailed to Board Members of each school district concerned. ( d) To prepare and submit to the State Redistricting Commission as part of its plan of reorganization, the following: ( 1) The name of each proposed new district ( 2) A map showing the boundaries of the existing school district( s) ( 3) A description of the proposed boundaries of each new district ( 4) A rationale for the plan ( 5) A record of all hearings ( 6) Such other records, reports, and materials as may be required by the State Redistricting Commission ( e) To revise any reorganization plan or portion of a reorganization plan rejected by the State Redistricting Commission, taking into account the reasons specified by the State Redistricting Commission for its rejection. The deadline for submission of the new plan shall be within six months after notification by the State Redistricting Commission that the previous plan submitted had been rejected. ( f) To conduct, in cooperation with the State Redistricting Commission and its staff, public hearings held for purposes of considering allegations by local citizens that any proposed new district developed by the Regional Committee, and approved by the State Redistricting Commission is in violation of the purposes, criteria, and standards set forth in the legislation. Such allegations shall be set forth in writing with appropriate documentation and submitted to both the Regional Committee and to the State Redistricting Commission. The State Redistricting Commission is empowered to decide whether the allegations submitted do constitute a justifiable basis for conducting such a hearing. ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES As already recommended, the State Superintendent of Public Instruction shall function as the Executive Officer ( non- voting) for the State Redistricting Commission. The director of the redistricting program shall function under the State Superintendent's supervision, with appropriate staff members employed specifically to work with the director. Other functions of the Executive Officer include: 1. To make available to the State Redistricting Commission and Regional Committees data and information collected by the Arizona Department of Education which may be useful in carrying out their respective assigned responsibilities. 2. To make available to the school district reorganization director and staff, the assistance of Arizona Department of Education specialists or other consultants whose expertise may be needed in carrying out the reorganization program. 3. To prepare and submit a budget anticipating the financial requirements for conducting the reorganization program. The necessary expenses of Regional Committees shall be included in the budget request of the State Redistricting Commission. APPROBATION OF PROPOSED NEW UNIFIED DISTRICTS After September 30, 1976, the State Redistricting Commission s h a l l have the duty and r e s p o n s i b i l i t y to establish boundaries a plan for new unified d i s t r i c t s i n any remaining portions of the s t a t e where new d i s t r i c t s had not been proposed and established by July 1, 1976. PROPERTY, INDEBTEDNESS, AND OBLIGATION OF FORMER SCHOOL DISTRICTS A l l r e a l and personal property of a former school d i s t r i c t or d i s t r i c t s composing a new unified d i s t r i c t s h a l l become property invested i n t h e u n i f i e d d i s t r i c t . A l l current indebtedness and obligations of the former d i s t r i c t ( s ) s h a l l become the indebtedness and obligation of the new unified d i s t r i c t . The r i g h t s of creditors against any former d i s t r i c t ( s ) now components of a new unified d i s t r i c t s h a l l be preserved against the unified d i s t r i c t . A l l bonded indebtedness incurred by residents of o r i g i n a l d i s t r i c t s included i n a new unified d i s t r i c t s h a l l remain t h e r e s p o n s i b i l i t y of t h e r e s i d e n t s of the o r i g i n a l d i s t r i c t s which incurred the bonded indebtedness. UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARDS OF EDUCATION Boards of education of new unified d i s t r i c t s s h a l l have a l l the present powers and duties now vested i n boards of elementary and secondary school d i s t r i c t s .
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