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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1994
Page
11
Mia Conley of Gilbert reports her garage door has been opened three times in recent weeks. A missing footlocker containing 40 years of Conley family photos was taken from her garage near Island Drive and Elliot Road. She offers a no questions asked reward. call 926 3587.
Soroptimist International hosts a workshop with four medical specialists to teach patients how doctors are trained and how to ask effective questions. The event runs 11 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Wednesday at 1011 W Holmes Ave Mesa. Call Eleanor TeSelle at 8390661 for more information.
A Mesa resident on East Harmony Avenue quietly aids Lincoln Elementary students by installing benches along his yard fence in front of his home. About 15 to 20 children wait for the bus daily, attracted to the welcoming setup. The man’s name isn’t known, but his actions stand out as a kind gesture.
The Phoenix chapter of Brandeis University National Omen’s Committee promotes literacy through a friends of the library effort and statewide tutoring. The annual sale at Tri-City Mall in Mesa begins at 4 p.m. with proceeds supporting illiteracy programs and elementary school tutoring.
Mesa City Council votes to canvass the March 29 primary results for three council seats despite objections that the tallying method conflicts with the city charter. Incumbents Stapley and Payne narrowly missed outright wins. May 3 general election will include Gilbert, Newth, Molina, and Graves. The 50 percent plus one rule is used by Mesa and other Valley cities. some residents urged review under charter and state law.
About 60 fifth and sixth graders from Mendoza Whittier Emerson and other schools joined archaeologists at the Rowley dig site to uncover real artifacts. Students, in extended learning programs, have built fictional civilizations since January and will bury them next month for peers to uncover, using trowels shovels and dust pans. Amy Drew a 12 year old Whittier student found an intact spindle whorl amid the dig.
Mesa voters approval sets up a historic preservation review process for altering or demolishing historic properties with a 75 percent consent threshold for districts and a three fourths petition from affected owners. Supporters note ties to downtown redevelopment while critics warn of overreach on property rights.
A 38 year old Mesa man Bresnen assistant manager for an auto parts store was sentenced to 15 years in prison for molesting a 10 year old girl near a Mesa elementary school on March 1, 1993. He had pleaded to a charge and faced a 12 to 17 year recommended range. Prosecutor and defense argued over the term.
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