Breyer Nominated to Supreme Court Faces Praise and Flaws
Russell Baker argues the praise for Judge Stephen Breyer is excessive and risks clouding judgment. He notes Breyer's reputed brilliance and many positive traits, while urging scrutiny of minor faults such as late Social Security payments. The piece muses on how uncritical adulation can mislead the public about a nominee.
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America
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Nixon
One more child could heal a life say Tempe foster parent
Jaye DeWan of Tempe urges readers to help abused children by fostering. She argues many families are full, yet state programs can support carers with day care, medical costs, training, and reimbursements. She stresses care can save a child’s life and offers a personal plea to take action.
Supreme Court halts Judge Muecke decision in appeal
The high court pauses a ruling by Judge Muecke described as ill conceived and soft headed. The author recalls a 1970s sentencing remark linking drinking to murder and urges the appeal be confined to a local decision.
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Flag Protocol Sparks Mesa Business Half-Staff Gap
Peg Taylor of Mesa notes widespread failure among local businesses to fly flags at half-staff, highlighting a cultural lapse in honoring flag protocol across the city. The Tribune report urges adherence to national and local guidelines to reflect proper respect.
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Satellite TV still worth owning say back haul feeds claim
A reader rebuts a Tribune piece arguing satellite dishes remain valuable despite cable industry bias. They cite lower programming costs, numerous free channels, and access to back haul feeds with minimal ads, while asserting blackout rules and ownership incentives favor satellite ownership.
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Cox Cable
Environmental scorecard igntes GOP v various reps
The League of Conservative Voters rates Arizona lawmakers on environmental support in the 103rd Congress. McCain 19 percent, Kyle 15 percent, Stump 10 percent. Coppersmith 90 percent. DeConcini 63 percent, Pastor 65 percent, Kolbe 30 percent, English 70 percent. The Tribune invites brief letters to the editor with name signature address and daytime phone for verification. Mail or fax details provided.
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