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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1994

Page

11

U.N. in Bosnia faces criticism from George Will

Washington Post columnist George Will argues the United Nations muddles peace efforts in Bosnia and warns against U.S. arming or deploying troops. He cites past crises and questions the U.S. role, urging a stance that prevents rewarding Serbia’s aggression and insists on a firm, clear American policy.

United Nations United Nation Serbia Bush Germany Warsaw James Baker U.S Ottealince Akashi Boutros-Ghall Rose America Ejup Ganic Bosnia U.N

Congress Using Smear Tactics in Smoking Hearing Draws Ire

The article attacks a House energy and commerce subcommittee led by Henry Waxman for berating tobacco executives. It argues Congress’ approach mirrors a lynch mob, aims to ban smoking, and could pave the way for broader federal prohibitions on various indulgences, questioning government reach.

Henry Waxman D-Calif House Energy and Commerce Ron Wyden Oregon John Bryant Texas Mike Synar Oklahoma Tobacco In Congress Waxman Wyden Bryant FDA David Kessler Spike Cigarettes Robert Mapplethorpe

Tribune sparks format clash over Mesa teachers union claims

Readers accuse the Tribune of misrepresenting the Mesa Education Association amid contract talks. The MEA asserts it supports performance based pay, favors mediation, and wants dialogue with locals, while criticizing the paper for alleged bias and reliance on national right wing rhetoric.

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Spay or neuter your pets to curb overpopulation

A letter urges readers to stop posting free kitten ads and instead fund low cost spay and neuter clinics in the East Valley. It notes millions of pets are euthanized yearly and promotes responsible pet ownership through sterilization programs.

Maricopa United States East Valley

Abandonment Bill Blocked by Key Arizona Leader

Barbara Bullock of the Pima County Coalition Against Abuse Now Tucson criticizes Rep. Bob Burns and Speaker Mark Killian for delaying the Success by Six measure and several child welfare bills in the appropriation committee. She argues the public was denied a forum and taxpayers are harmed by withheld funding for children and families.

Bob Burns Glendale Mark Killian Arizona Rep Burns AFDC Barbara Bullock Pima County Coalition Against Tucson

Decline Allegations Against Government and Culture

A reader argues the nation has shifted from fair leadership to immoral deceit under the Clinton administration. The piece laments outcome based education, media influence, and a move toward socialism, universalism, and wealth redistribution, urging concern over loss of absolutes and rugged individualism.

Clinton

Deadly DDE concerns spark calls for funds and action

A reader blasts Mark Killian over a $100 million state tax cut and demands a dedicated fund for marrow transplants as Arizona faces alleged links between DDE and cancers, birth defects, heart disease and infertility. The letter from Lorrain Beers urges clean up, cites victims, and provides submission details for public letters.

Mark Killian Arizona Ms. Lorrain Donna Beers Buckeye

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