Arizona bids farewell to Jon Kyl, a steady voice in Congress
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Former Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl, who served in the U.S. House (1987-1995) and Senate (1995-2013) and later as a lobbyist, died months after publicly revealing a dementia diagnosis. He helped confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh and was remembered for leadership and influence on issues like tribal water rights, with tributes from Gov. Doug Ducey and other state and local leaders.
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