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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1994
Page
11
Lawrence Jensen argues against decommissioning hydropower dams and urges expanding hydroelectric capacity. He cites renewables reliance on hydro, grid strain, and lower costs, noting dams also support irrigation, flood control, and recreation while Earth Day frames a broader environmental mission.
Betsy Hart and Bonnie Erbe discuss whether women are defined by motherhood. The piece argues many women prefer careers and personal goals over parenting, noting 17 percent born 1945–60 will never have children. It defends child free living as enlightened, countering accusations of selfishness.
High school seniors prepare for graduation with Grad Night a supervised all night event. Chaperons include parents and teachers and alcohol is forbidden. If support fails, teens lack a sober option and risk jeopardizing college plans.
The author reflects on the three R's reading writing arithmetic and argues for two more: respect and responsibility. They warn freedom requires restraint and compassion, noting sacrifices behind cherished traditions and urging better behavior toward God and law. Paul S. Ypsilanti Mesa
A reader states safety improved by the Brady bill and assault weapons ban. He asserts no new freeway tax and compares U S security to Singapore, praising the law and expressing confidence in America.
A reader argues society bears blame for rising violence and urges personal responsibility and civic action. The letter condemns sensationalism and calls for jury duty honesty, witness cooperation, and community accountability. It also critiques 1985 freeway tax promises, urging performance tied to taxes and rejecting a new sales tax increase. John Semmens Chandler The Tribune invites public issue letters with full details.
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