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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1994
Page
1
Police questioned a man Saturday in the slayings of a Mesa dentist and one of his employees. The investigation centers on a violent crime at a local dental office, with detectives pursuing leads and reviewing evidence.
Miron Lottery report outlines plan to reduce youth street presence through community programs and funded activities. Officials emphasize targeted outreach, job skills training, and family support to provide alternatives to street life for at risk youths.
Local economists say the Valley is experiencing robust growth with record March vehicle sales at Earnhardt Dodge in Gilbert, higher bank lending, rising travel bookings, and hotel occupancy up since 1985. Tourism interest soars while real estate investment climbs and Phoenix Sky Harbor expects its busiest March after a 1993 peak year.
John Polk Allen the credited creator of Biosphere 2 has resigned sending a conciliatory note to Edward Bass the financier behind Space Biospheres Ventures The move follows a federal restraining order against Bass and a court appointed shake up that removed several top managers including Allen and Margret Augustine Meanwhile crew member Norberto Alvarez Romo left for a personal emergency as two earlier biosphere officials were fired in a receiver appointed action
A sunlit Saturday at Country Jam USA in Queen Creek drew fans to a clear blue sky event. Attendees enjoyed country acts amid mountain views with local Chamber of Commerce pride, while some rough remarks and garbled quotes from attendees reflect a lively festival atmosphere.
Americans rush to finish income tax returns as Census data show real income rose for the top fifth from 1970 to 1992 while the bottom fifth fell about 5 percent. Boston College economist Peter Gottschalk and another scholar weigh inequality as the gap widens across the income ladder.
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