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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1994
Page
8
The piece argues for a state pay raise amid budget limits, noting Gov. Symington seeks five percent, about 55 million for 30,000 workers, with some favoring 40 million. It favors merit plans, graduated raises, and incentives to retain top staff, citing CPS understaffing and pay gaps versus private sectors as reasons to raise and reward performance for broader benefits.
The piece argues Philip Morris must reveal manufacturing details including hundreds of additives, as ABCs Day One report on nicotine manipulation prompts a broader push to end tobacco special status and federal secrecy. It contends current oversight protects a product linked to hundreds of thousands of deaths yearly and demands full transparency for consumers.
The piece critiques enterprise zones as costly schemes that move businesses rather than creating jobs. It questions the Arizona push from Gov. Symington and the attorney general’s office, noting fiscal strain on Maricopa County and political maneuvering over investigations. Hal DeKeyser, editor of the Scottsdale Progress Tribune, weighs in.
Sharon Pratt argues most postal employees are honest and hardworking while fault lies with upper management. She notes postal increases and compares rates, contending mailing remains the simplest option despite costs.
A vivid metaphor frames a baseball ninth with bases loaded and Jerry Colangelo at bat. The article laments voter rights limits for Phoenix residents while urging action on homelessness, hunger, and violence amid calls to focus on people over profits.
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