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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1994
Page
7
Clark A. Cubley of Mesa rebukes Thomas H. Butler for attributing false and correct assumptions about end of life, arguing that persistent terminal illness demeanors intrinsic value and that Butler’s stance on Kevorkian is the result of misperceived divinity and misplaced compassion.
A reader argues Republican Governor Symington misuses constitutional grounds to sue the federal government over the Brady law and supports private school vouchers, predicting costly litigation and urging a vote against him. The piece cites the 10th Amendment and Missouri’s Article 9 10, warning of wasteful spending and headline grabs.
Disappointed observers note insufficient media coverage of the Seventh State Hospital effort to reach the Capitol. Advocates urge clearer messaging and broader outreach to secure support, funding, and policy attention from lawmakers.
The piece argues against cow milk especially BST treated milk, noting FDA approval for BST and concerns over antibiotics and hormones. It cites Dr John McDougall calling milk liquid meat, links to heart disease and stroke, osteoporosis, kidney disease, and diabetes risk from infant feeding. It questions protein excess and ends with a provocative analogy about animals’ milk choices.
Readers chide Joseph Perkins for blaming Tonya Harding and praise her calm exit from a Chung interview. The letter accuses reporters of sensationalizing the Kerrigan incident, lampoons gun and crime rhetoric, and laments rights rhetoric in modern America.
A critic voices support for stronger legal aid in immigration policy as debates arise over bans affecting Haitian nationals and HIV positive individuals seeking entry to the United States. The discussion centers on policy shifts and attorney effectiveness.
A reflective piece compares life to a mountain road with curves, potholes, and detours. It urges self help and aiding neighbors while avoiding meddling, warns about law use to protect rights, and criticizes media for prying into private lives for profit, noting consequences for society.
Gerald L Brooks of Tempe notes two newspaper passages. One says Maricopa County may lay off 15 percent of general fund workers. The other predicts DES will add 64 200 Arizona positions in 1994. He asks if the 64 200 jobs include welfare and unemployment roles.
Acknowledging neighbors and medical staff who aided Maxi, a crippled yet indomitable black Labrador found in Mesa last May. After being stabilized by an animal hospital and cared for by two women, Maxi was eventually euthanized. the writer thanks the Tribune for its Found notices that helped reunite them briefly in his final seven months.
Joan Newth outlines her past public service in Mesa, highlighting 1992 Woman of the Year honors, efforts to reduce costs, attract development like Superstition Springs Center and Motorola University, and a drug free advocacy campaign. She frames a vision for safer neighborhoods, stronger police presence, and Mesa’s growth in a global economy while detailing leadership roles and community involvement.
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