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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1994
Page
2
Cher, 48, tells McCall’s May issue she has altered her appearance but fears being defined by hair and skin care infomercials. She aims to remind fans she is more than a pitchwoman with projects including a greatest-hits package due in May, two films in development, and a memoir with Susan Cheever planned for late this year or early next.
Nicole Boxer, daughter of Sen Barbara Boxer, is set to marry Anthony Rodham, brother of Hillary Rodham Clinton, on May 28 in a White House ceremony. President Clinton and Hillary plan to attend. invitations and reception menu details remain, with a new White House chef in charge of events. The last White House wedding was Tricia Nixon in 1971.
Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards reported $308,000 in gambling winnings for 1993, a public figure with high-stakes craps earnings in Las Vegas. The article notes he earned about five times his gubernatorial salary. It also mentions Hillary Rodham Clinton’s earlier $100,000 commodities profits from a $1,000 stake in the late 1970s.
Baseball legend Bobby Thomson, 70, headlined the opening night of Carnegie Hall's Folk Festival in Baseball Blues. He recalled the 1947 shot heard round the world while performing with The Persuasions, the Polka Family Band, and pianist Dave Frishberg, who wrote Van Lingle Mungo and Matty.
Marge Schott’s plan to donate 100000 to the Cincinnati Academy for Physical Education for female athlete scholarships fell apart when the school closed during realignment. She sought return in September, but lawyers said she would keep the money after consideration. The district superintendent noted the closure allows her to reconsider.
December announcement shows Mark Thomas entering the sheriff race in Winston-Salem North Carolina claiming greater crime-fighting effectiveness than the incumbent citing a focused mind. Thomas has prior convictions for theft in 1983 and embezzlement earlier.
Today in history notes Ford Motor unveils the Mustang in 1964. It also recalls a 1931 government order in Arizona to eliminate wild horse herds in the Coconino National Forest.
The Associated Press reports writer Ralph Ellison died in a Manhattan apartment from pancreatic cancer. His landmark novel Invisible Man won the 1952 National Book Award and has sold over a million copies, chronicling a young Black narrator's humiliations from campus life to Harlem riots as he sought to fuse Mark Twain and Melville in a great American novel.
Ralph Waldo Ellison, born March 1 1914 in Oklahoma City, faced early loss as his father died when he was three. His mother supported them through domestic work, shaping a lineage tied to literature and the classic novel.
Adcock Stewart, 45, known for frequent appearances in Municipal Court on drunkenness charges, threw a chair at City Judge Fisher after a recent sentence. Police and officers restrained him as the chair narrowly missed the judge and the bench. Stewart remained jailed with no hearing scheduled.
The list covers ABCs This Week with Ejup Ganic Trent Lott and Henry as guests. Topics include a crime approach with Biden Hatch McCollum Schumer Redman. CNN features Dole Kerry. Air times 7 a.m. Channel 12 and 2 p.m. CNN.
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