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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1994
Page
9
Phillip R. Brown argues the Maricopa County Demand Reduction Program should lead drug control, insisting supply suppression fails without reducing demand. He praises the program Do Drugs Do Time and urges media support for demand-focused action over interdicting dealers.
Flavia Sayner describes how the Tribune sponsored a Pet Food Bank in four locations where people could donate cat and dog food to help animal companions in need.
A letter to the editor defends the Gospel against magazine quotes that question Jesus Christ’s identity and miracles. The writer cites Matthew 16:15-18, affirms the Christ claim, and urges readers to recognize the church’s divine foundation, signing with name and address for publication.
Adela De la Torre of California State University argues that welfare policy should decouple parental biological ties from child welfare, shift responsibility to society, and explore residential options for abused or neglected children. She critiques current programs as failing to shield youth and calls for policies that prioritize children's rights and future prospects.
The article argues Westerns should slow quick market shock therapy in Russia to preserve stability. It suggests Yeltsin must center reforms to stay in power, balance right wing pressure, and consider subsidies or state intervention to ease unrest. James Flori of Phoenix notes the need for patient reform.
The piece argues conservatives grow angrier as Bill Clinton expands government and policy. It notes attacks fueled by David Brock's writings and calls for civility, while praising Clinton's efforts on taxes, health care, crime, and welfare. It warns the president will gain enemies as his success rises.
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