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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1994
Page
9
A reader from Tempe challenges a letter by Robert M. Hifler II that invoked stereotypes. The writer, a proud Southerner who identifies as a redneck, argues the core issue is preserving personal constitutional freedoms and urges authors to avoid targeting groups outside their own.
A North Carolina tobacco farmer warns that attacks on tobacco threaten more than a crop, describing it as a way of life. The counterargument frames tobacco as a deadly threat, highlighting the moral conflict over farming and health.
Tired of high taxes and perceived official missteps, local Republicans urge residents to join as precinct committeemen. Registration papers are needed for the September 13 primary. interested individuals are asked to call 962 6026 with name address and phone number for further contact.
The Tribune notes the Senate bill restricting abortion rights passed on May 12 and anticipates the White House signature. Readers are invited to submit brief letters to the editor with full contact details for verification.
Paul S. Ypsilanti defends Arizona welfare cuts saying the system costs the state 135 million annually and worsens social issues. Legislature enacted reforms restricting AFDC to eligible families, limiting benefits, and tying cash to parents. The piece links past welfare expansions to historic reforms and notes 19th century taxes and penalties aimed at premarital births.
Matt Salmon of Mesa, representing District 21 in the Arizona Senate, argues social reformers miss root causes of rising illegitimacy, crime, and family breakdown. He says welfare incentives for pregnant, unmarried girls fuel the problems and calls for penalties for irresponsibility plus stronger public policy and reform.
The piece discusses U S District Judge Barbara Rothstein affirming a constitutional right for terminally ill individuals to end their own lives with physician help, citing Casey v Planned Parenthood and overturning a Washington state ban. It contrasts liberty with restriction and urges safeguards over coercion, noting personal suffering and pain management issues.
Will Clinton revoke China's MFN in a bid to pressure reform, risking steep tariffs, 170000 lost jobs, and a setback for U S China trade. The piece cites Max Baucus, Wang Dan, and policy arguments on openness, market reform, and democracy.
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