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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1993

Page

13

Goldwater urges peace views to Phoenix students

Former Arizona senator Barry Goldwater, 84, told 300 Paradise Valley schoolchildren that world peace is possible and condemned U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He criticized Cold War eras, praised Truman and Kennedy, mocked Nixon, and urged open economic ties with Vietnam. He spoke bluntly, mixing humor and sharp critique.

Arizona Barry Goldwater Goldwater Soviet Union Russia Paradise Valley Southeast Asia Harry Truman John Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon Clinton Reagan Phoenix Country Day School Nixon

Williams Air Base study receives full federal grant

The Williams Intergovernmental Agreement Group secured a $170,675 Department of Defense grant for a marketing study of the former Williams Air Force Base, following a $142,500 award in October. The funds, added to $290,000 already approved, support additional base redevelopment studies as Rep. Karan English announced. The intergovernmental group planned a Williams meeting to discuss prospects for the base now named Williams Gateway Airport after its closure on Sept. 30.

Williams Air Force Base Department of Defense Williams Intergovernmental Agreement Group Karan English D-Ariz Wayne Balmer Mesa Williams Redevelopment Partnership Federal Office of Economic Adjustment Defense Department Balmer Williams Williams Gateway Airport

Fire Babbitt Week phone attack targets Interior head

States News Service reports a national property rights group coordinates "Fire Babbitt Week" with 200 groups vowing to phone the White House to demand Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt's removal. Spokesman Myron Ebell says the effort aims to frame Babbitt as the central issue amid protests voiced during a recent New Mexico visit.

Washington Bruce Babbitt America White House Anti

Phoenix woman sues photo store over explicit pictures

A Phoenix woman sues 60 Minute Photo claiming employees copied explicit photos and allowed them to be shown at H B Hanrattys Pub. The suit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court seeks damages for public disclosure of private facts negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The woman says a male friend took the photos and a waitress recovered them after bar patrons displayed them.

Phoenix Maricopa County Superior Court Richard Groves Indian School Road H.B. Hanratty a _ photo store 60 Minute

Pima County administrator resigns after reorganization push

The Pima County administrator, whose swift overhaul faced mounting complaints, was ordered to resign and accept reassignment after a board vote. The move came as Democrats criticized a new post created for Vyas, while noting firings and demotions of several county staff.

Tucson Pima County Vyas Mike Boaicore

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