Editorial on tax fiasco and stadium funding debate
In this letter Bud Smith of Mesa criticizes the Camebell send in tax fiasco and denounces the Legislature for a faulty law. He notes Dodger Stadium as the last privately funded ballpark in 1962 and argues later trends have shifted support to multimillionaires at public cost, raising ticket prices and harming the poor. He calls for change to correct injustice.
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Health warning on abortion link to breast cancer concerns
Letter argues the link between early abortion and later breast cancer is scientifically supported, citing studies by Sommerville and Lindefors Harris and a JNCI report. It notes a Seattle study showing 50 to 90 percent increased risk for abortions before age 18, and cites Arizona House committee action on parental notification. The author, with five daughters, urges awareness.
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Scott Roninger returns $700 to Dawn Villoni
A Mesa Tribune letter celebrates Scott Roninger for returning a $700 lost by Dawn Villoni. The writer praises the front-page photo and calls Scott a fine example of choosing the right, noting pride from his parents and community support from readers. The piece views his act as representative of many local youths.
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Tennessee Judge urged to heed mental health advice in release decision
Tribune report details mental health experts urging Criminal Court Judge Doug Meyer not to release Vincent Cousin, who claimed voices urged him to rape. The piece questions the judge's judgment and calls for careful consideration of expert cautions.
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Advice for first lady on Whitewater duties and balance
Ellen Goodman urges Hillary Clinton to set boundaries and step back from White House battles. She advises tackling Whitewater questions alone, pursuing health care reform, and prioritizing family, rest, and personal limits to avoid burnout and maintain perspective.
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Willie Wong Seeks Second Term as Mesa Mayor
Mesa mayoral candidate Willie Wong outlines a hometown focus amid big city challenges. He cites open Williams Gateway Airport, new public safety measures, community committees, and regional collaboration as proof of progress and pledges to revitalize Town Center, expand Neighborhood Watch, and boost investment with a public private partnership while emphasizing strong schools, housing, and quality of life.
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