Vision for Mesa Candidate Promotes Family Values and Reform
Joan Payne, a 38 year old mother of five and president of Arizona Eagle Forum, campaigns for Mesa City Council on less government, strong family values, and crime prevention. She opposes new taxes, supports downtown growth, youth programs, and partnerships between police, schools, and communities to secure a brighter 21st century for Mesa. March 29 election.
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Williams Gateway
Boys & Girls Clubs
YMCA
Black Watch
Whitewater and moral vanity in Clinton era politics
George Will argues the Whitewater episode exposes the Clintons’ moral posturing and disdain for opponents. He contends the controversy centers on ethics and truth rather than criminal acts, suggesting revelation could erode their political virtue signaling and shape how the 1990s are viewed.
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Bernard Nussbaum
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Abortion debate cited as risk factor for breast cancer
Linda Nenninger of Mesa argues in a letter that male-dominated abortion industry withholds information on links between first-trimester abortions and breast cancer. She cites a Howard University case-control study and a Fred Hutchinson finding of increased risk, urging action and warnings.
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Journal of the National Medical Association
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Fairness Doctrine Threatens Free Speech in Congress
The piece argues that supporters aim to curb radio talk shows like Rush Limbaugh and Pat Buchanan by passing a Fairness Doctrine. It claims the bill is a censorship attempt harming taxpayers and limiting alternative information. Readers are urged to contact their representatives.
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Alan Keyes
Jerry Falwell
Pat Buchanan
Gordon Liddy
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Letter to Editor Cites Abusive Child Welfare Claims
In a strongly worded letter Jeff Wick alleges horrific abuse of children involving cigarette burns, fractures, black eyes, and mutilation by unnamed actors. The piece asserts a real story behind Menendez case rhetoric and emphasizes severe injuries endured by young victims.
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Commentary on the Menendez trial and child abuse defense
The writer condemns the Menendez brothers trial defense as manipulative, calling it a betrayal to abused children. They argue the defense used mirrors and rhetoric while two killers escape accountability. The letter links the case to real child abuse victims and criticizes excuses that blur responsibility.
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Mr. Wick
Local Officials Face Criticism Over Power Firm Stance
A Tribune letter from Arizona area Commission members Marcia Weeks and Renz Jennings highlights their role in opposing time legislation. The piece accuses them of nearly destroying Tucson Electric Power stock, a claim tied to their political actions and ongoing influence in Tempe, led by Donald V. Hoover.
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Open Letter Attacks Brady Law and Gun Rights
A Tribune readers letter denounces the Brady Law and NRA influence, arguing for broad gun access. It condemns restrictions as harmful, accuses supporters of inhumanity, and calls for publishing address, fax details for submissions to the Mesa Tribune.
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Bob Corbin
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