Mesa Funds to Aid Homelessness in Valleywide Pool
Mesa City Council will allocate its 125000 dollar share from a federal stimulus pool to a Valleywide program aimed at easing homelessness.
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Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1994
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1
Mexican man vows suit over Mesa police brutality claim
Terrones says he was detained while walking to a store when Mesa officer Michael Gadberry, under training by Dodge, allegedly kicked him in the head twice and threw him to the ground. Terrones calls the attack racist and intends to press charges. Nicolas Escalante says the call used to detain a Mexican man reflects bias.
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Mesa
Bruey
Terrones
Fosrenta
Mentone
Dee Terrones
Michael Gadberry
Dodge
Nicolas Escalante
Remembering the son as life fades in hospital bed
Marsha Hall recalls her 20 year old son Stephen brain dead after a sudden illness. Doctors say he is gone though he appears peacefully asleep. Family faced with life support decisions and organ donation questions as hope fades.
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Marsha Hall
Phen
Stephen
Mystery distaste blocks organ donation
Carolyn Huffman discusses how fear of death and ideas about the soul deter people from organ donation. Families hesitate to discuss it, and conversation rarely happens even when a loved one lies brain dead, complicating requests for consent.
Scottsdale man indicted in hit run death of boy
A Maricopa County grand jury indicted Edward Palenkas 67 of Scottsdale on manslaughter and leaving the scene of a fatal accident in the April 12 death of 11 year old Christopher Kipp Turner. The case involves a Rolls Royce linked to the incident. A separate hit-and-run led to a second degree murder charge against George Carpio Hinojosa 38 of Scottsdale for allegedly running down an inline skater one minute earlier.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Edward Palenkas
Christopher “Kipp” Turner
George Carpio Hinojosa
Movie popcorn fat claims spark health warning
A consumer group reports movie popcorn is packed with fat, warning it exceeds fat content in common foods. The analysis notes popcorn servings can contain up to 56 grams of saturated fat, more than some steak dinners with sour cream.
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