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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1994
Page
1
A brief note suggests staying fit without high costs by purchasing used exercise equipment. The fragment mentions Saturday Powerball results on A2 and notes recycled newsprint and accessibility via a local call line. The text includes garbled lines and unclear regional references.
Tribune wire report says Arizona ranks 37th among the states in child quality of life in the Kids Count Data Book funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. It notes over 50,000 Arizona children live in severely distressed neighborhoods marked by poverty single female households high school dropout unemployment and crime. Overall about 4 million American children face severe problems.
Sixteen year old Natalie Scoby talks about her teen pregnancy to prove a point to her parents, as a national Kids Count report shows Arizona’s teen births rising 37 percent since 1985. In 1991 single teen births accounted for 11.1 percent of all births, up from 1990. Arizona ranked 41st for births to single teens with 7,560 such births that year. The study warns that many teen pregnancies correlate with lower graduation rates.
Strong winds from 30 to 40 mph knocked out power for about 1,400 Salt River Project customers in the East Valley. A brush fire burned 7 acres within a half mile of homes in Fountain Hills as winds spread embers, with Rural Metro reporting potential spots up to a half mile ahead of the main blaze. Temperatures cooled to a National low near 74 as gusts subsided.
Activists say industry backed regulatory reform bills pass in Arizona compromise public standards and environmental ingression. Jim Lemmon of the Arizona Public Health Association notes many measures were guided by lobbyists and added late to reduce toxins from a list.
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