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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1994

Page

7

Nixon the unprincipled wartime president, a savage summary

Vin Suprynowicz critiques Richard Nixon as a sham statesman whose Watergate revelations exposed a “foul-mouthed den of snickering conspirators.” He argues Nixon lacked core principles, prolonged Vietnam for political gain, and helped redefine both major parties into unprincipled factions.

Nixon America Watergate Roosevelt Truman Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater Eisenhower Howard Taft Vietnam

Ban assault weapons to curb deadly violence urged by advocates

National figures press for a U S Senate bill to ban assault style weapons while warning the NRA may block action. Rep Charles Schumer pushes the measure amid broad support from sheriffs, nurses, mayors and the YWCA, arguing the ban would save lives and curb street violence.

NRA Bill U.S. Senate Hese Gatiinca Charles E. Schumer D-N.y Conaroms Tip Wa Asie Scumer House National Sheriffs’ Association National Nurses S. Conference of Mayors The YWCA

Arnold Rosenfeld Articles on Front Page Praise

A reader thanks Cox Newspapers columnist Arnold Rosenfeld for front page articles. She shares that she sent them to a friend in Palatine, Illinois, who now faces renal cancer with lung involvement. The reader commends the articles as sensitive, honest, informative, and gently humorous.

Arnold Rosenfeld Cox Newspapers Palatine Ill

Designer signs fur deal amid ethical furrow

Christine Jackson of People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals argues against fur fashion as a moral compromise. The piece questions half measures in luxury design and highlights animal cruelty concerns linked to mink, chinchilla, fox, and beaver farming.

Oscar de la Renta Tribune Clenatttanre Christine Jackson

Passing and more passing amid Baghdad’s wreckage and war toll

The piece alleges that the destruction of Baghdad’s infrastructure and embargo killed thousands of Iraqi children. It accuses U S forces of brutal tactics in trenches and of a mass casualty retreat, describing U S helicopter deaths and a “shoot first” culture as inexcusable and indicting all.

Baghdad U.S Dinette Gag

Spielberg Oscar Speech Urges Rethink of Holocaust Education

Stephanie Chapman of Mesa criticizes global indifference to ongoing atrocities in Bosnia while noting Steven Spielberg accepting Schindler's List awards. She argues history repeats when today’s crimes go ignored, calling for action to prevent future “footnotes” in history.

Steven Spielberg Bosnia Sarajevo Stephanie Chapman Mesa

Legislature ignores child needs during National Child Abuse Prevention Month

The author criticizes Arizona lawmakers for deprioritizing children amid National Child Abuse Prevention Month. They praise East Valley Child Center volunteers, note a $350000 annual funding need, and commend The Children's Action Alliance for efforts while urging legislative alignment with prevention programs.

Arizona East Valley Children’s Action Alliance

Tempe City Court under scrutiny but praised by defender

A defense attorney comments on Tempe City Court noting its fairness compared with Phoenix and Mesa courts while criticizing case delays and Judge Mirretti's management. He stresses the prosecutors are capable and not corrupt, and urges nuance against broad accusations in ongoing coverage.

Tempe Tempe City Phoenix Mesa Mirretti

Parting shot Nixon praised for public service

The Tribune invites reader letters on public issues with required name signature date address and daytime phone. Send to letters to the editor P O Box 1547 Mesa AZ 85211 or fax 898 6362.

the Tribune P.O. Box Mesa

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