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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1994
Page
1
Available today details on a special reprint reveal that many East Valley small businesses and APS customers will see a savings of 1.50 to 2 dollars per month on the new rates.
A brief death notice states Mire Nesensaen died in the area near you. It lists a contact number 98-2088 and a proposed reference 1014 for further inquiry.
A Mesa man reports a stabbing incident near 6808 E Power Road after a pushy encounter. He drove away and called police, describing the event as a lone salient and warning others to beware. Authorities are investigating the Stabbing / A12 item.
Tribune report outlines a tax relief measure for state horse and dog tracks, with about 6.5 million in state tax breaks over three years. It is debated as tracks face competition from Indian casinos and potential job losses, with provisions on simulcast timing and parimutuel pool shares.
State projections show seniors 65 and older growing rapidly, reaching about 13.4 percent of Arizona’s population. Experts differ on timing with Rex S. predicting 4.7 million by 2010 and 5.7 million by 2020, ahead of census estimates of 4.4 million and 5.7 million respectively.
The Tribune teases a Friday feature titled Welcome to the Machine. It previews culture coverage and a close look at music, technology, and social trends shaping contemporary life. Readers are invited to plan for an in-depth column and related discussions.
Arizona Cardinals season tickets reach 40,000 on Wednesday, a rise exceeding 60 percent from last year and near the franchise high. Owner Bill Bidwill credits money spent on quality players and ongoing marketing, noting September counts exceed 27,000 as June cutoff skews totals.
Pizza deliveryman Mike Mesler found a $22.12 check for two large beef and onion pies was his own after a thief had taken it four months earlier. Charlack Police Chief Kent Hanshew urged the thief to buy lottery tickets.
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