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Arizona Memory Project C, z THE SENIOR OBSERVER C,- LEGISLATION · 1986 < z Vol. 2, No. 3 - March 1986 R. Alice Drought, Ph.D., Editor 0 EDITORIAL ....I SENIOR ACI'ION '86 0018 UWERWAY N::M IS THE TIME to see that every Arizona town and County Board of -(..) Supervisors proclaims 1986 as Senior Action Year, just as Governor z Babbitt has proclairred it for the State of Arizona. The mission statement shared at our March 11th Kick-Off luncheon for :::> this Senior ACI1ION Year set forth the following goals: to secure 0 maximum federal and state funding for long term care; to support (..) programs for health and fitness; to increase state support for pro­ grams helping older Arizonans; to promote work and service oppor­ tunities for senior citizens; to use the talents and life experi­ > ences of senior adults as a neans for inproving the quality of life a: for all; and to support community activities that will contribute 0 to intergenerational understanding among all age groups. en At the luncheon, reference was made to a recent Hugh Downs news release declaring that "Old people were tirne travellers, full of -> experience and ••• burnished with a patina of wisdom." But he !X)ints C out that the tragedy of age is often nonrecognition. Through concerted effort in meeting the goals of our mission statement, let's < change this attitude. Let's rally together in 1986 to demonstrate that older people..a.t:e "repositories of accumrrulated exi;erience" as Mr. en Downs contends. "' a: Let's step up our ma.rshalling for support of long term care financing. 0 Let's assist all senior organizations in their resolve to get all of our older citizens registered to vote. Let's identify our centenar­ z ians (and our junior centenarians ages 95-99). 'We are preparing a a: list of year-long events and want to include your activities in our master calendar. Our Senior Action Steering Committee is available w foe consultation and will travel. Write or call the G:>vernor's Advi­ > sory Council on Aging office at 255-4710. 0 KM IS THE TIME. ~ need YOUR commitment to ensure success! C, Dorothy Powell, Chair .. MARCH ON TUE CAPI'l'OL PLANNED A march on the State Capitol, planned and sponsored by.the Arizona Council for Senior Citizens, is scheduled for noon on Tuesday, April 8. The p.irpose of the march is to call attention'to state support for House Bill 2128, the continuing care bill. The march will start in Bolin Park across 17th Avenue just east of the Capitol. It will proceed to the Capitol Mall between the Senate and the House, and return to Bolin Park. The Arizona Council will welcone anyone who wishes to participate. Included among the co-sponsors of the march are the National Council of Senior Citizens-Senior Action Forum, SANG (Senior Adult Neighbor­ hood Groups, Phoenix), the Gray Panthers, Chinese Senior Citizens Association, Arrerican Association of Retired Persons, National Hispanic Senior Citizens Foundation, Inc., the East Valley Union Club, Scottsdale NARFE Chapter #1234, the Human Developrent Council of the Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, and the Sun Valley United Auto Workers Retirees. Bolin Park is a delightful place for a picnic, so plan to brown-bag it for lunch. ********************************************************************** THE NEXT MEETitl, OF THE OOVERIDR'S ADVISORY CDUN:IL ON AGI~ WILL BE TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 9:00 A.M. AT 1717 W. JEFFERSON, RCXJ.1104 * THE LEGISLATIVE OOORDINATir.K; roMMITrEE MEETS ON THE SAME DATE AT 1:30 P.M. IN ROOM 200, OLD SI'ATE CAPI'IOL BUIIDitl; .... Sl.1ATUS OF BILLS LEGISLATIVE COORDINATING With the end of the session in sight Ca1MITIEE both legislative houses are busy Governor's Council trying to wind up their respective Bill Johnson, Chair agendas. A total of 1,029 bills were Audrie Kirksey introduced in both houses·. HO\tlever, we have seen lX)Sitive action on only a few. Region I The following up:Jate rentions only those John B. Barron, Scottsdale bills which continue to be considered: Flora Gustoff, Phoenix H.C.R. 2006: YEAR OF THE SENIOR CITIZEN OOUSE - PASSED. Region II SENATE - AWAITS COMMI'ITEE OF WIDLE Katie Dusenberry, Tucson AcrION. Hollace Roberts, Green Valley Esther Tang, Tucson (X)NrINUIN; CARE (WESSEL) H. B. 2128: Region III IDUSE - PASSED, WITH A $700,000 Mary Lou Tharpson, Cottonwood APPROPRIATION Ca.men Acosta, Nutrioso SENATE - PASSED HEALTH AND WELFARE Joe r-bntoya, Flagstaff COMMITrEE. AWAITS HEARIN; IN APPROPRIATIONS COMMITrEE Region IV . Nellie Noe, Bullhead City S. B. 1071: SMALL GROUP OOMES (KU~EK} Dr. Florence Brand, Yuna SENATE - SI'RIKE-ALL AMENDMENI'. OJN­ Flora Frye, Yuna TENI' CHANGED '10 REQUIRE SUCH IDMES '10 REGISI'ER WI'IH Region V D.H.S. ONLY. AWAITS OJM­ Al Hamre, Arizona City MITrEE OF WIDLE AcrION. Ken Holz, Payson Region VI H.B. 2015: SMALL GROUP OOMES (CDOPER} Mary Dillon, Benson IDUSE - PASSED. ~D APPROPRIATION. Dorothy Teitsworth, Benson SENATE - ASSIGNED 'ID HEALTH & WELF. Region VII S.B. 1215: HOME EQUITY (X)NVERSION Bennie Silversmith, Window Rock SENATE - PASSED. Stanley Benally, Window Rock l:DUSE - ASSIGNED 'ID CDVERNMENl' OPERATIONS COMMITI'EE. Region VIII Billy Kane, Whiteriver S.B. 1167: E~C RATE ASSISTAla; TAX CREDIT M:mlbers at Large Naomi Harward SENATE - PASSED. Dr. Alice Drought IDUSE - HEAR!~ SCHEDULED 4/1/86 Gwen Bedford OOV'T. OPERATIONS OJM. Mike Wilkey Eugene Pangrazi S. B. 1168: TELEroMMUNICATIONS SVCE. ASSIS1.1ANCE; TAX CREDIT Staff SENATE - PASSED. ~ Lupe Solis IDUSE - -ASSIGNED WAYS & MEANS. GOVERNOR'S ADVISORY COUNCIL ON AGING ARIZONA CENrtJRY <iUB During Senior Action '86, we are attempting to locate all Centenarians in Arizona so they can be recognized by the Governor and honored by their own comrrunities. We then plan to compile a directory which will include the historical biographies of the honored 100-year-olds in our state. In addition, we want to identify all Arizonans ages 95-99 and include them in the Century Club Directory. WE IBED YOUR HELP ! ! ! If you know of anyone 95 and over, please send the name to us so we nay contact that ~rson, relative or caretaker and include the Centenarian in this exclusive club. YES! I know of someone 95 or over: Name of Centenarian Street City State Zip Age (if known) Name of Relative/Caretaker Street City State Zip Telephone No. Name and address of ~rson submitting form: Send to: Governor's Advisory Council on Aging P.O. Box 6123 - 008A Phoenix, AZ 85005 Tel. 255-4710 Attention: Lynn Peters Adler Prograrr. Coordinator 955-2927 This form 1ray be duplicated. MEMBERS OF HOUSE AND SENATE STATE OF ARIZONA DISTRICT 1: DISTRICT 11: Sen John U. Hays (R) Yarnell 255-5584 Sen Jaime P. Gutierrez (D) Tucson 5262 Rep Donald R. Aldridge (R) Lake Havasu 5413 Rep Peter Goudinoff (D) Tucson 4893 Rep Dave Carson (R) Prescott 5412 Rep John Kronko (D) Tucson 3395 DISTRICT 2: DISTRICT 12: Sen Tony Gabaldon (D) Flagstaff 4486 Sen John T. Mawhinney (R) Tucson 4326 Rep Sam A. McConnell, Jr. (R) Flagstaff 4079 Rep Reid Ewing (D) Tucson 5829 Rep John Wettaw (R) Flagstaff 3300 Rep Jack B. Jewett (R) Tucson 5839 DISTRICT 3: DISTRICT 13: Sen James Henderson, Jr. (D) Window Rock 4323 Sen Greg Lunn (R) Tucson 5911 Rep Benjamin Hanley (D) Window Rock 5862 Rep David C. Bartlett (D) Tucson 5058 Rep Jack C. Jackson (D) Window Rock 5835 Rep Larry Hawke (R) Tucson 5828 DISTRICT 4: DISTRICT 14: Sen A. V. Bill Hardt (D) Globe 4129 Sen William J. De Long (R) Tucson 5993 Rep Edward G. Guerrero (D) Globe 5861 Sen Jim Green (R) Tucson 5863 Rep Polly Rosenbaum (D) Globe 5219 Rep Cindy Resnick (D) Tucson 5495 DISTRICT 5: DISTRICT 15: Sen Jones Osborn (D) Yuma 4139 Sen S.H. Hal Runyan (R) Litchfield 4173 Rep Robert J. Mclendon (D) Yuma 4430 Rep Bob Denney (R) Litchfield 5894 Rep Herb Guenther (D) Tacna 5273 Rep James B. Ratliff (R) Sun City 5872 DISTRICT 6: DISTRICT 16: Sen Alan J. Stephens (D) Phoenix 4178 Sen Wayne Stump (R) Glendale 5261 Rep Henry Evans (D) Tolleson 5898 Rep Bob Hungerford (R) Phoenix 5168 Rep Jim Hartdegen (R) Casa Grande 5549 Rep Karen R. Mills (R) Glendale 3376 DISTRICT 7: DISTRICT 17: Sen Peter Rios (D) Hayden 5685 Sen Anne Lindeman (R) Phoenix 3160',:: Rep Roy Hudson (D) Apache Junction 3425 Rep Sterline Ridge (R) Glendale 3394_: Rep Richard Pacheco (D) Tucson 5030 Rep Pat Wright (R) Glendale 3255'• DISTRICT 8: DISTRICT 18: Sen Ed C. Sawyer (D) Safford 4321 Sen Tony West (R) Phoenix 4480 Rep Gus Arzberger (D) Willcox 3297 Rep Burton Barr (R) Phoenix 4639 Rep Joe Lane (R) Willcox 5761 Rep Jane Dee Hull (R) Phoenix 5836 DISTRICT 9: DISTRICT 19: Sen Jeffrey J. Hill (R) Tucson 5683 Sen Bill Davis (R) Glendale 4136 Rep Bart Baker (R) Hereford 3312 Rep Janice Kay Brewer (R) Peoria 5895 Rep Bill English (R) Sierra Vista 3235 Rep Rep Nancy Wessel (R) Phoenix 1859 DISTRICT 10: DISTRICT 20: Sen Luis A. Gonzales (D) Tucson 5342 Sen Lela Alston (D) Phoenix 4485 Rep Carmen Cajero (D) Tucson 3424 Rep Trent Franks (R) Phoenix 5408 Rep Jesus Higuera (D) Tucson 4089 Rep Debbie McCune (D) Phoenix 5160 LEGISLATURE TOLL FREE NO. 1-800-352-8404 DISTRICT 21: DISTRICT 26: Sen Carl J. Kunasek (R) Mesa 5269 Sen Peter Kay (R) Phoenix 5955 Rep Henry M. Haws (R) Mesa 4002 Rep Frank Kelley (R) Scottsdale 5735 Rep Lelsie W. Johnson (R) Mesa 3163 Rep Jim Meredith (R) Phoenix 5051 DISTRICT 22: DiSTRICT 27: S~n Manuel Lito Pena (D) Phoenix 4171 Sen Juanita Harelson (R) Tempe 4124 Rep Art Hamilton (D) Phoenix 3392 Rep Bev Hermon (R) Tempe 5896 Rep Earl Wilcox (D) Phoenix 5830 Rep Doug Todd (R) Tempe 5169 DISTRICT 23: DISTRICT 28: Sen Alfredo Gutierrez (D) Phoenix 4291 Sen Robe,rt B.
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