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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1994
Page
9
A frightened witness thanks Mesa Police, Public Safety officials, fire and EMS personnel and kind bystanders who aided after a late afternoon crash. The writer recalls a blue jacket helper, a brown jacket gentleman, a gentle DPS officer and calm, professional paramedics helping at the scene and hospital.
The Arizona Legislature stalls SB 1196 while 33 states mandate a 10 percent auto insurance discount for 55 ALIVE program graduates. Veterans and volunteers report annual savings of $70 to $200 per household, and lobbyists influence lawmakers as bills linger in the House, costing citizens money.
Anthony Lewis argues that NATO and the United States failed to sustain a credible threat against Serb aggression in Bosnia after Sarajevo’s shelling, urging a clear, consistent use of force to stop attacks including on Gorazde and Maglaj. He critiques Perry and Lake and calls for decisive action to deter further ethnic cleansing.
Opinion column contrasts Western appeals for mercy for an 18-year-old in Singapore with the long history of violence against young girls. It urges empathy for female victims, condemns gender-based mutilation, and suggests boycotting nations that harm girls while noting cultural sensitivities and humanitarian critique.
Christine Cippo of Tempe critiques Jay Nenninger’s My Turn piece on S B 1233 arguing the bill is needed given widespread poverty among women of childbearing age. She opposes a parental abortion notification clause and calls for usable goals in family planning efforts.
An American call to organize a global crusade to protect dwindling tiger populations. The piece links tiger consumption and illegal trade in Taiwan and China with broader risks, urging sanctions, stricter punishments, and international cooperation led by the United States, India, and Russia, plus a worldwide educational campaign.
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