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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1994
Page
15
Two Phoenix youths led authorities on a 103 mile chase after a Holbrook robbery at an Overgaard home. The van was pursued from Arizona 377 through Holbrook to I 40, spikes flattened the tires, and money and weapons were recovered. Names were not released.
Regents approve a 9600 rise for resident students and 100 for nonresidents amid tie vote 7-1 with student Regent Insolia opposing. Derik Lewis UA student body president and Lattie Coor ASU president defend the plan which adds about 3.4 million to UA and 2 million to ASU. Students express mixed reactions and long term concerns.
Tax forms and help are available at multiple East Valley and Phoenix locations including IRS offices and Bank One branches. Tax Break 94 runs 7 am to 6 pm at Park Central Mall. The April 15 Blues Party is 5 pm to midnight at the Arizona Center.
State legislators reach a late compromise to reform the county freeway planning process and permit a November half cent sales tax election for freeway and mass transit funding. The plan shifts priorities toward ADOT engineers, preserves MAG influence with a possible tax question consolidation, and adds a residents committee to build voter confidence.
Gov. Fife Symington signs new law restricting removal of billboards, calling the ordinances coercive and deferring to private property rights. The measure passed after court challenges, foreseeing fewer removals once the law takes effect mid July and city officials gain limited enforcement.
Gov. Fife Symington signed a new Arizona law establishing a time window after adoption during which a biological parent cannot regain custody. The bill, championed by adoptive parents led by Beth and Bob Joice, requires mothers to list all potential fathers and for fathers to file paternity notices within 30 days of birth. Nonfiling bars future consent for six months after adoption. The measure, praised by Sen. Patti Noland and adopted by lawmakers, aims to shield children from disruptive custody battles while preserving birth-parent rights.
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