Body found in car trunk in Mesa amid foul odor
A body was discovered in a car trunk in Mesa on Thursday afternoon after an officer detecting a foul odor and swarming insects investigated the vehicle.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1994
Page
1
A body was discovered in a car trunk in Mesa on Thursday afternoon after an officer detecting a foul odor and swarming insects investigated the vehicle.
A court sentenced a man to years in prison on Thursday for a series of rapes and related crimes carried out in 1991. The article includes readers' letters criticizing politicians for neglecting youth needs and overemphasizing crime funding, with references to Arizona political trends and higher prison and police budgets.
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Governor Fife Symington announced a bid for re election at the state Capitol and pledged to phase out personal income taxes over several years. He cited three years of tax cuts totaling 1.7 billion dollars in relief and argued growth would offset lost revenue through other taxes.
East Valley cities push environmental programs as Earth Day 1994 opens. Gilbert and Tempe expand Chandler’s curbside recycling to one fifth of households with a goal of citywide by 1996. Mesa runs a pilot curbside program for five homes as officials weigh broader rollout amid rising landfill costs.
Gov. Fife Symington faces skepticism as tax cut plans proceed, drawing a split reaction from legislators. Supporters argue it is essential, while critics question timing and impact amid other fiscal concerns.
Four Tucson men and one relative settle with Maricopa County for 2.8 million over wrongful 1991 Buddhist temple massacre arrests. Leo Bruce and Mark Nunez receive 1,100,001 each. Dante Parker Victor Zarate and Romelia Duarte split 599,998. County hopes to ratify Monday. The suit aimed to secure reforms in sheriff procedures.
Tribune wire service reports doctors at Virginia Neurological Institute say Richard Nixon remains comatose with little chance of recovery. The hospital environment includes nervous anticipation as the nation awaits impeachment proceedings while supporters and observers express concern and hope for his recovery.
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