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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1994

Page

9

Mobility Strains Families Amid Flexible U S Job Market

In the early republic families cleared land but today a mobile economy pushes parents to relocate for work. Studies show children face emotional and behavioral issues from moving, with increased risk of failing a grade and suspensions. Corporate mobility benefits adults but often harms kids.

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Out There and Here shaping News Pundit Viewpoints

Mike Royko riffs on a two tier political culture where “Out There” voters ignore Washington scandals like Whitewater while Chicago and others worry about everyday concerns. He mocks punditry, C-SPAN, and the idea of a Washington baseball team as a distraction from real life issues in the capital.

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Tailhook era feminization battles loyalty in U S military

The piece discusses rising female enlistment targets across the Army Air Force and Navy, feminists challenges to male loyalty, and how Tailhook and related controversies exposed tensions. It notes beliefs about loyalty divides between feminist groups and military units, plus political tensions within the DoD.

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Lawmakers urged to tackle gangs with frontline input

State Sen. Chuck Blanchard argues for concrete gang solutions in Arizona. Proposals include a local witness protection and relocation program, updated criminal street gang definitions, enhanced penalties for aiding gangs, and overhauling juvenile justice to intervene earlier with at risk youths. He stresses frontline prosecutors and police need tools to disrupt gang activity.

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