Editorial: Mesa charter changes and bond questions on ballot
The Mesa editorial covers ten charter amendments and four bond issues on Tuesday's municipal primary. It notes housekeeping changes to conform with laws and several substantive proposals including terms, elections, notice times, and home exterior rules. The Tribune endorses Yes on Propositions 100 101 102 103 104 105 107 108 and 109 and No on Proposition 106.
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Mesa bond questions on Tuesday primary ballot
The Tribune analyzes four bond questions for Mesa voters. Question 1 seeks 36 million to upgrade the water system funded by utility revenue. Question 2 requests 4 million to expand the library financed by general obligation bonds. Question 3 calls for 10 million for solid waste transfer and recycling facilities funded by garbage rates. Question 4 seeks 4.2 million to upgrade police facilities funded by general obligation bonds.
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Oscar talk and films that stir depairing debates
Chicago Tribune columnist Mike Royko vents about the Academy Awards era, dismissing Schindler’s List, The Piano, Philadelphia, The Fugitive, and other depressing films while criticizing acceptance speeches and Hollywood’s handling of violence and social issues. He contrasts John Wayne’s era with modern sentiment.
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Voters urged to oppose housing code repeal and protect freedoms
A letter to Mesa voters from charter writers argues Proposition 104 would repeal a prohibition on housing codes, expanding city power to inspect interiors for aesthetics and welfare. They warn against entry without due process, note potential harm to the poor, and advocate keeping existing protections and an experienced city leadership team.
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Mesa's Danal Health Rally Spurs Team Unity
In Mesa the team stays intact as Danal recovers quickly. The mayor, away in Washington or on leave, is temporarily replaced by vice mayor Jerry Boyd who is stepping in and returning gradually to full duties. The election issue remains straightforward and daunting.
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Council note on term expiry for Mrs Newth
The council should have stated that Mrs Newth's term expired two years ago, clarifying the timeline and avoiding confusion about her status on the council. Further records should confirm current membership and term dates.
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