Letters to the Editor for April 21.
Water conservationIronic the newspaper has a number of suggestions on water conservation. Meanwhile, we see code changes for smaller lots, obtaining building or well permits easier. Remember Gov. Ducey pledging farmers millions to dig wells deeper to suck more water out of aquifers. A 169-unit project on Cortaro Road is being built. Arizona approved smaller lots to build casitas. Legislators want to lower corporate taxes to entice companies to Arizona.
Clearly the freedom to be one’s supreme advocate for one’s own body is a necessary right. Conversely, the right to demand that all humans respect human life is undeniable. I would like to advocate for the idea that using abortion as a means of birth control when used multiple times is clearly a demonstration of wanton disregard of life and should therefore be considered a crime, and make the people involved subject to criminal trial. If the accused can demonstrate its necessity before a jury, so be it. Otherwise, penalties could be imposed.Trump newsSince Trump announced, that he would be indicted, news media have been speculating breathlessly.
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