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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1994
Page
9
A columnist laments tasteless television as advertising growth, violent footage, and sensational crime outpace decency. He warns about ads intruding on viewing, cites networks pushing tawdry content, and stresses impact on children while opposing censorship and broader cultural decline.
Richard D. Heffner warns that the home video and interactive entertainment boom threatens free expression. He argues current out-of-home movie ratings fail to curb in-home explicit content and suggests decisive steps, including avoiding materials or rating schemes, to prevent government censorship while acknowledging no easy technological fix.
The writer critiques Anthony Lewis for three reasons behind the Clinton vilification and dismisses Mrs Clinton as independent or intelligent. He accuses her of cattle futures profits, Whitewater investments, and co-presidency, arguing the critique is driven by resentment of her autonomy and intellect. The piece references Bill Clinton as a Southerner and disputes the columnist's views.
A Mesa Youtheatre letter writer praises recent productions noting standout set and lighting. The writer, Barbara Hewitt, asks The Tribune readers to share views on public issues and provides contact details for letters to the editor.
Hillary Rodham Clinton sits in a Waldorf suite amid reporters as she defends her conduct and ambitions. She denies untoward Whitewater and commodities trades, cites trusted advisers, and rejects sexism while asserting her right to shape her own life despite public scrutiny.
The article argues the United States must back democracy as a vital interest amid Serb warring, condemning Serbia's war while noting past East bloc upheavals. It questions U.S. funding to the United Nations and critiques political hypocrisy around labeling the conflict a civil war or ethnic clash.
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