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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1994
Page
13
Judith Allen, current clerk of the Superior Court, announces a bid for a third term emphasizing office automation and stronger child support enforcement amid concerns that thousands of court-ordered payments go unpaid. The office employs over 550 staff in the ninth-largest U.S. court system.
Moody, 27, a man with a long history of violence and drug issues, allegedly lost control at his mother's home and stabbed a man. He allegedly robbed a nearby Circle K, was found beneath a car, and restrained after a police dog bit him. Moody had prior aggravated assault charges and faced prison terms.
Eleven year old Sheena Blake shadowed reporter Kelly Ettenborough at the Tribune during Take Our Daughters to Work Day. She interviewed a school nurse about hand washing and said the day helps decide what she wants to be. The program involved 66 girls at the Tribune and aimed to inspire girls to explore the workforce across the nation with Ms Foundation for Women backing.
Megan and Erica Moreno visited a Motorola manufacturing site to learn about high tech jobs and career options for girls. Officials spotlighted the program as a step toward wider opportunities, with Megan aiming to become a doctor and students noting the value of hands on experience.
Janis Wylie, a court worker, was at her desk when a derringer discharged in a courthouse office minutes before opening. The bullet struck her left chest but no one else was injured. Justice of the Peace Quentin Tolby confirmed the incident and noted the weapon lacked a hammer block safety.
Jurors rejected most claims in the ENSCO hazardous waste plant case from a 1990 public hearing. Plaintiffs Richard Scott and David Blais faced dismissal and mixed verdicts, while Marlene Stephens narrowly favored the defense. Video testimony reportedly hurt the plaintiffs.
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