Letters to the Editor for June 28
Millions to save 5 rich peopleHow many millions of dollars are being spent by the U.S. and other countries to rescue five rich people? We have families struggling to pay for child care and work and seniors who are being forced out of their homes because of increasing rents. Why did we spending millions of dollars to rescue five rich people? Where are our priorities?Shame on you Rep. CiscomaniWhat does Rep.
As a dedicated bicycle accident attorney, I understand the challenges faced by victims and their families. We must focus on prevention to create a safer city. Tucson cyclist Cassidy Frost’s story highlights the dangers cyclists face daily. While progress has been made, more needs to be done. We must prioritize safety initiatives, including improved infrastructure, education programs, and enforcement measures.
My compliments to Henry Brean for the thoroughly researched story of the couple that have been keeping the saguaro study alive for more than 40 years. I can’t remember the last time I read a local story to its end. His expertise in capturing the subject was inspiring. While I’m giving out compliments, I would like to also thank the two scientists who ran the study for so long. Tom Orum and Nancy Ferguson deserve all the credit for sticking with this labor of love.
To protect women’s reproductive rights, Mayes declined defending the 1864 state law banning all abortions, leaving the 2022 law in effect allowing abortions through the first 15 weeks and protecting their providers.
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