Tribune reporter investigates cases with officials statement
Justine R. Jimmie reports on ongoing investigative cases as officials provide statements. The Tribune notes the inquiry status and potential implications for public trust.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1994
Page
17
Justine R. Jimmie reports on ongoing investigative cases as officials provide statements. The Tribune notes the inquiry status and potential implications for public trust.
Parin advocates safeguards before liens and private collections to raise 66 million annually. Washington's mandatory model inspires expectations of 144 million in collections with federal matching funds to expand staff and preservation teams aiding families in distress, aiming to keep families intact while improving child support.
Staff reports show Arizona voters tightening the gubernatorial contest. Democrat Paul Johnson and Barbara Barrett gain as pollsters from the Behavior Research Center in Phoenix report Johnson leading Goddard by 12 points and Barrett rising to 22 percent in the Republican race while Symington maintains a strong lead among Roan men.
The shuttle Endeavour is set for a Kennedy Space Center landing near 9 a.m. Arizona time as its commander Sid Guinea leads the final science operations. A second chance to land is at 10 23 a.m. Arizona. Engineers will test new heat protection tiles during reentry as ice debris from the external tank has previously damaged tiles.
Tempe Public Works Director Jim Jones warns higher prices for materials and labor, driven by demand from California earthquake repairs, may push two major bids above estimates. The city budgeted a $3 million downtown building and a $3 million south Tempe police substation, both funded by a 1.2 percent sales tax approved last year. Fire Station No. 5 on Curry Road will start in about three weeks with two bays for paramedics.
A survey by the College and University Personnel Association finds typical college presidents earned $87,600 at two year schools and $163,400 at research universities with a 6.6 percent annual rise from 1991 to 1993. The group notes car and housing perks and lists several high salaries including Clara Lovett at Northern Arizona University $126,000 and Mesa Community College president Larry Christensen $116,705.
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