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Current office: U.S. Senate
Birth place: Oakland, NE (04/25/1942)
Home city: Phoenix, AZ
Education: LLB, University of Arizona, 1966 BA, Political Science, University of Arizona, 1964.
Profession: Attorney, Jennings, Strouss and Salmon, 1966-1986.
Political: Republican Whip, United States Senate, present Senator, United States Senate, 1994-present Representative, United States House of Representatives, 1986-1994.
Membership: Chair, Committee on Committees Chair, Senate Republican Policy Committee Vice-Chair, Senate Steering Committee. Chair, Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, 1984-1985 Founder, Arizona Crime Victim Foundation, 1983 Arizona State Bar.
First elected: 11/08/1994
Last elected: 11/07/2006
Next election: 2012
Family: Wife: Caryll, 2 Children: Kristine, John.
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Birth place: Oakland, NE (04/25/1942)
Home city: Phoenix, AZ
Education: LLB, University of Arizona, 1966 BA, Political Science, University of Arizona, 1964.
Profession: Attorney, Jennings, Strouss and Salmon, 1966-1986.
Political: Republican Whip, United States Senate, present Senator, United States Senate, 1994-present Representative, United States House of Representatives, 1986-1994.
Membership: Chair, Committee on Committees Chair, Senate Republican Policy Committee Vice-Chair, Senate Steering Committee. Chair, Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, 1984-1985 Founder, Arizona Crime Victim Foundation, 1983 Arizona State Bar.
First elected: 11/08/1994
Last elected: 11/07/2006
Next election: 2012
Family: Wife: Caryll, 2 Children: Kristine, John.
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News About Jon Kyl
The Hill
8.10.09 12:08 PM |
A group of 71 senators that includes senior leaders from both parties sent a letter to President Barack Obama on Monday...
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Concord Monitor
8.10.09 7:36 AM |
Here's how New Hampshire's senators voted in the week ending Friday. The House was in recess.
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Arizona Daily Star
8.7.09 12:00 AM |
WASHINGTON — Pedal to the metal, Congress sent President Obama legislation Thursday night with an additional $2 billion for "cash for clunkers," the economy-boosting rebate program that caught the...
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Arizona Republic
8.7.09 12:00 AM |
McCain seeks backing on a land-exchange deal for proposed huge underground site.
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Honolulu Advertiser
8.6.09 7:13 PM |
WASHINGTON -- Judge Sonia Sotomayor, who grew up speaking Spanish in a public housing project, is headed for a seat on the Supreme Court following an overwhelming Senate vote today to make her the...
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The Hill
8.6.09 10:15 AM |
The Senate voted 68-31 Thursday to send Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court and make her the first Hispanic justice...
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Kansas City Star
8.6.09 3:00 AM |
The Senate on Thursday voted 68-31 to confirm veteran federal appellate judge Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court, and on Saturday she'll become the court's first Hispanic justice.
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Kansas City Star
8.6.09 3:00 AM |
The Senate voted 60-37 on Thursday to approve another $2 billion for the "cash for clunkers" program, giving new life and money to the federal government's most wildly popular economic stimulus...
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Los Angeles Times
8.6.09 3:00 AM |
Three GOP lawmakers who are not seeking reelection next year, including Missouri's Christopher Bond, have said they will vote to confirm the Supreme Court nominee.
In the Senate, freedom...
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Chicago Tribune
8.6.09 1:00 AM |
-- In the U.S. Senate, with retirement apparently comes freedom.
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