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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1994
Page
7
Patrick O Walsh of Tempe questions Romley on drug legalization debate and the D A R E program in Maricopa County He calls for arrest statistics and completion rates to inform public debate and praises law enforcement for D A R E in classrooms statewide.
William M. Murray of St. Luke's Health System urges the House Appropriations Committee to hear House Bill 2279, a measure allocating 15.1 million dollars for prenatal care immunizations at risk preschool and child abuse prevention programs to save long term taxpayer costs.
A reader dismisses a cartoon as off target and asserts a stance for full criminal investigation and prosecution of those involved in the House Post Office scandal. The letter urges immediate disclosure of House records and condemns leniency, referencing Dan Rostenkowski and past Iran-Contra revelations.
William A. Rusher argues that Hillary Rodham Clinton holds unusual influence as the president's spouse and policy advisor, shaping health care and other fronts while remaining unelected and unaccountable. The piece notes critics question her legitimacy and warn of unsafe power dynamics in the White House.
Leonard Larsen argues federal officials exaggerate cigarette addiction to demonize the tobacco industry and frighten the public. He recalls FDA Chief Kessler and NIH claims, questions the need for broad treatment, and urges framing smoking as a personal choice rather than a fabricated addiction.
In a caustic critique, the writer denounces the Harding plea deal as part of a wider pattern of cash driven justice. The column rails against media sensationalism, the handling of the Kerrigan case, and broader systemic failures that excuse serious crimes while punishing exceptions.
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