Tribune Adds Burkett Column by Michael Burkett
A new weekly Tribune feature debuts Wednesday by Michael Burkett. The piece promises sharp humor and local color, inviting readers to enjoy a fresh voice in the paper.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1994
Page
1
A new weekly Tribune feature debuts Wednesday by Michael Burkett. The piece promises sharp humor and local color, inviting readers to enjoy a fresh voice in the paper.
Arizona lawmakers approved a 100.7 million state income tax cut retroactive to January 1. The measure, backed by Republicans and defended by Democrats, reduces revenue and layers on 16 million in business and homeowner tax breaks while facing Proposition 108 constraints and future revenue risk.
A patient recalls being wheeled to the operating room for kidney removal and, as anesthesia nears, a Black nurse in green scrubs says I’ll be praying for you. The moment underscores how strangers can offer support in medical crises.
ASU will be recognized as a Research 1 institution after years of image challenges in athletics and culture. The Chronicle of Higher Education and the Carnegie Foundation will announce ASU among about 40 public universities in this classification, reflecting growth in doctorates and grants.
Powerball ticket sales begin today with 1 in 58 million odds to win the multistate prize. Safeway in Suncrest will sell the first ticket, the outlet with Arizona’s highest Powerball volume, as customers line up for $1 tickets. Sales hours vary by outlet and end one hour before the drawing. Fantasy 5 and Lotto remain on their schedules.
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