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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1994
Page
1
The fragment notes that Arizona does not observe the nationwide clock forward change this Sunday while Hawaii also avoids the change, indicating a split in daylight saving practices among U S states.
Economists say the job market improves with construction growth, despite unemployment remaining unchanged. Separate notes link Whitewater controversy to Arkansas politicians Dale Bumpers and David Pryor with a local businessman connected to Whitewater. Ultra Products in Tempe will expand after selling 49 percent to Land O Lakes, per company president Dan Flores. A baby kangaroo dies at Chandler Ostrich Festival petting zoo amid public outrage over cruel practices.
Holsum Bakery Inc ordered a three day hold on bread after glass was found in a yeast shipment at the Phoenix plant. The discovery led to the shutdown of the Phoenix facility and a store and restaurant alert across Arizona, affecting McDonald’s sandwich sales until replenishment.
A 16 month old Scottsdale boy died Friday when a television fell on him at home while his older brother adjusted it. Police say the incident occurred about 8:30 a.m. in the 12600 block of North. Emergency responders arrived and he was pronounced dead at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital.
A Chandler hospital reports 29 newborns in a brief two day period, a new record surpassing prior highs. Nurse Barbara Morris notes the nursery handled 55 babies above projections, with the hospital delivering 2,137 total last year. West valley rivals, including Desert Samaritan in Mesa, set March birth records with 522 deliveries against 446 projected. Nurses expanded the ward bulletin board from 18 to 29 slots to record births.
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