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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1993

Page

7

Land Reclaim Battle Over 1912 Grants Near Salt River Valley

Paul Ypsilanti of Mesa voices alarm as state officials seek to reclaim vast land claimed in 1912. The area has since become highways, homes, Sky Harbor Airport and Sun Devil Stadium, making recovery legally complex and historically contentious. The dispute pits lawyers against a backdrop of past dispossession of Indigenous lands and lasting social impact.

Salt River Valley State Department Sky Harbor Airport Sun Devil Stadium Paul Ypsilanti Mesa

Right to Life defends nonviolent aid role in Arizona

Arizona Right to Life rejects claims of militancy used to justify excluding its Gilbert Days booth. The group emphasizes seven million members, vast support networks, and free services for pregnant women, including medical care, counseling, housing, and legal aid, noting many communities welcome volunteers.

Arizona Right To Life Gilbert Lowry

Armed Forces seek balance after Limbaugh coverage

The Armed Forces Radio and TV Service may seek balance following extensive Limbaugh exposure. The comment mentions Jay, David, Arsenio, Sally, Phil, Oprah, Geraldo, and Montel as examples, and cites Les Aspin and Congressman Robert Dornan in the debate.

Armed Forces Jay David Arsenio Sally Phil Oprah Geraldo Montel Limbaugh Les Aspin Robert Dornan

Two-way accountability urged for child support system

A Tribune letter argues that the 3 percent payment figure misleads. It urges accountability for both paying and spending child support, notes noncustodial and custodial parents’ failures, and calls for a two-way street to protect children. Readers urged to send signed letters for publication.

the Tribune Dan Thompson Mesa

New York's Giuliani pushed to curb gun crime and gang violence

A.M. Rosenthal comments on the civil crisis of criminality in American cities, urging local and state action over federal law. He highlights Giuliani's early measures in New York to lock down school streets, arrest street drug peddlers, and support stricter gun control ideas. He cites 342 NYC killings by stray bullets this year and argues for mandatory drug therapy for criminals with drug histories.

America John Ray District of Columbia Council Washington Post Clinton Ray New York City Rudolph Giuliani New York

Community voices defend inclusion of gay-parent books in libraries

A reader from Scottsdale argues against removing Heather Has Two Mommies and Daddy's Roommate from libraries. She says public libraries foster discovery and diversity, noting these books reflect real life and help readers validate families with same gender parents.

Heather Daddy Nancy Drew Laura Ingalls Wilder Wilma Rudolf Parents, Families, & Friends of Lesbians & Gays P-Flag

Bennett seeks moral underpinnings in Book of Virtues

In a Tribune dispatch, Michael Skube profiles Bill Bennett as he promotes The Book of Virtues a treasury of moral stories. Bennett stresses old fashioned virtues self discipline honesty loyalty and faith arguing society must rebuild its moral vocabulary. The piece notes his past as a Democrat turned Reagan ally and his academic background.

Bill Bennett National Humanities Center North Carolina Bennett William J. Bennett U.S. Secretary of Education Ronald Reagan Williams College University of Texas Harvard Atlanta Pat Buchanan Robert Frost Martin Luther King Jr Emerson Emily Dickinson James Baldwin Faulkner Dickens Aristotle

Bennett argues for virtue and courage in modern youth

The speaker advocates returning to a moral universe based on virtue and character. He notes societal drift toward self gratification, cites 1960 as a benchmark, and argues that knowing the right thing to do is essential, urging parents and educators to teach courage and discernment to prepare the young. Michael Skube writes for the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

Bennett Smith & Wessons Dean of Discipline Flannery O’connor Aristotle Chicken Little Aesop Henry V Henry Agincourt

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