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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1994
Page
10
Arizona House Bill 2595 prompts tighter RICO seizure rules to curb police profit from property forfeitures. It still relies on probable cause for many seizures and could adopt a civil standard of proof, preponderance of the evidence, to protect innocent citizens and restore trust in law enforcement.
State Senate leaders faced criticism after a bill backed by John Greene and Tom Patterson would bar schools from sharing information on legislation or elections with students. Critics say the move would chill civics teaching and end the Kids Voting program, undermining free exchange in classrooms.
Richard Wing of Mesa critiques Jeff Flake and ARS 15-765 15-766 15-796 amid debates on vouchers and private schooling. He questions state control via departments, costs per student, and the role of local districts, urging local board-led safeguards while contrasting abortion breast cancer debates with peer reviewed research.
The discussion centers on Oliver North seeking the U S Senate from Virginia amid debates over his prior testimony before Congress and issues surrounding credibility. Supporters argue he would bring change while critics question honesty disclosures. The debate touches on national figures and constitutional considerations.
Reader Richard Brown of Paradise Valley argues the United States should lift the Cuban embargo now that Vietnam sanctions are gone. He claims 58 000 Americans died in Vietnam and Cuba’s blockade is outdated, urging normal relations to aid Cubans and boost U S business and tourism. He notes Fidel Castro hinted retirement if embargo ends and invites public letters to the Tribune.
The Mesa Tribune invites Mesa residents to join the Readers Issues Board to rate city primary candidates. Applicants should submit a one page letter describing who they are and why they want to participate. Three to four evening meetings precede the March 29 election.
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