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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1998
Page
3
A first column criticizes editorials as one sided and dialogue limiting. It argues editors often start with opinion, seek to prove it, dismiss opposing views, and fail to seek truth or foster thoughtful exchange, unlike experimental science which begins with inquiry.
A writer reflects on editorial practice as a form of thinking out loud. He argues that good editors employ the scientific method to test ideas, admit faults, and reform opinions as learning progresses, citing Plato Kierkegaard Sartre and Nietasche to frame ongoing inquiry.
The editorial argues children need free play and daily activity backed by a National Association for Sport and Physical Education report. It commends Virginia Military Institute for admitting women after a 1990s Supreme Court ruling, noting coeducation, quotas, seminars, and peer support were implemented without harassment, and reviewing student outcomes.
Our Readers Dear Editor argues the Friday May 29 Observer misattributes responsibility for crime to lax security and questions crediting Chief Haycox. Kevin S. Haney defends Manny Aragon and Nadine Milford in liquor drive up ban debates while praising a new mayor and council for pragmatic reforms and defunding Justice.
A reader questions tax hikes to fund city dreams and accuses the administration of inflating budgets. They urge cuts in unnecessary departments and probe the JUSTICE program, road bond allocations, and the Loma Colorado deal, urging breakdowns and accountability.
The Observer Action Line features reader comments on Rio Rancho city needs, including police and EMS funding, salaries for teachers and staff, and concerns about taxes. Public response shows 90 percent against raising taxes for the seven CIPCAC rejects, based on 21 total calls.
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