Conservatism in the Croly Era and the New Promise
The piece contrasts Croly's liberal vision of government as a school with modern conservatism led by Taft and Goldwater. It notes Alexander and Finn arguing against centralized government, while examining Pat Buchanan's protectionist stance and its fit with Crolyesque social engineering.
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Violence censorship debate and real victims raise concerns
A letter argues that violence censorship guards society from moral decay, not only individual viewers, while media focus on technology overlooks victims. The editor notes Lawrence coverage on pay-as-you-go development, housing hookups, and 1995 inflation at 2.9 percent with 5 percent assessment increases.
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Pay-as-you-go growth urged to protect fixed incomes
Larry R. Kipp argues against growth policies that raise taxes for current residents. He contends rising assessments and school costs hit those on fixed incomes hardest while welcoming new families. He calls for community-based development and pay-as-you-go policies as a first step to avoid harming existing residents.
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