Brewer, Janice K., 1944-

Scope and Contents Friday Edition. Panelists discuss State Mine Inspector Doug Martin's misuse of office funds, Vice President Dick Cheney's stop in Phoenix, Prop. 200's prevention of thousands of people from voting in Maricopa County, and criticism of Secretary of State Jan Brewer for appearing in a TV ad campaign reminding voters to bring proper ID to the polls next month. Panelists include Dennis Welch, East Valley Tribune; Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services; Mary Jo Pitzl, Arizona Republic. There are...

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Jan Brewer Remote Interview (Grant); Ira Mark Ellman & Terrence Salven Interview (Grant); Jack Applefield Interview (Grant). Segments on heart surgery, end-of-life legal arrangements, and patient rights.

Scope and Contents McCain Package, Sen. John McCain (Taylor); King Day Package, Rep. Earl Wilcox, Sen. Leo Corbet (Shelton); Bommersbach's Byline #126 Package (Bommersbach). Segments on an interview with Senator John McCain concerning issues that will be addressed on Capitol Hill, why Arizona still doesn't have a state Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, and Bommersbach's Byline (her experience with the King holiday march). There is a pre-show take for the first 1:10; the title card is then shown and the episode...

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Segments on local news updates, a rally at the Arizona Capitol to celebrate tuition tax credits that help children attend private schools, and what some journalists are doing after being laid off. Guests include Harry Miller, President, Arizona Student Tuition Organization Association and Tim McGuire, ASU Journalism Professor. There are television advertisements for the first minute and last 3:50 of the video.

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Special Edition. A debate between the three candidates running for office in an official clean elections debate for Secretary of State in Arizona. Candidates include Jan Brewer (R), Secretary of State Candidate; Ernest Hancock (L), Secretary of State Candidate; Israel Torres (D), Secretary of State Candidate. There are television advertisements for the first 1:05 and last 3:25 of the video.