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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1994
Page
11
A notice invites educators to a meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at 414 S. Mill Ave to discuss a new tool for teaching and creative exploration. The fragment references a disk and directions but lacks full details.
Dobson Ranch faces a duck overpopulation problem as resident ducks and pets feed in the lakes. Dale Douglas of the Dobson Association says the contamination and fish egg loss cost thousands to test and treat last year and hints at humane depletion methods, possibly by midsummer, since summer ducks are considered domestic and not protected by wildlife laws.
Volunteers at Mesa based Teen Hotline run by EMPACT Prevention Center faced shutdown after an office bathroom flood destroyed carpet. Program coordinator John Fox says replacements are needed as the space, donated by a hospital, cannot be used until repairs finish. Over 50 trained teens staffed calls nightly, and donor funds are being sought to resume operations.
The Mesa Education Association rejected a 2 percent salary increase proposal from Mesa Unified School District officials. The board favored a 5 percent rise over two years but balked at a two year commitment and other union demands. Negotiations began in February over pay, class sizes, planning time, health insurance, and sick leave.
A Traneit bus suddenly burst into flames prompting emergency crews to respond. Investigators closed nearby lanes as fire units battled the blaze, and no injuries were reported at the scene according to authorities. Further details on cause and charges are pending official findings.
A fragment discusses a workplace event named daughter day as a respectful nod to placing girls first. The speaker recalls past roles, noting the shift from a busy editor's desk to a different stance and hints at personal tone and memory.
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