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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1993
Page
1
Rabin and Arafat did not sign an agreement to begin limited Palestinian self rule as planned for today. Other items note the Endeavour shuttle completing a Hubble Space Telescope overhaul, described as the largest space repair job to date.
Jerry Colangelo faces backlash over bringing Major League Baseball to Phoenix as Maricopa County splits on a quarter cent stadium tax. If approved, estimated cost tops 300 million with land and construction. Colangelo notes recent stadiums ran about 150 million and cites new roof costs as 30 to 50 million.
Russians gave President Boris Yeltsin cautious backing for a new constitution while parliament, led by a Communist and ultranationalist minority, lacks stability. Exit polls place Vladimir Zhirinovsky's Liberal Democratic Party and Yeltsin allies around 20 percent each, with the revived Communist Party near 10 percent. full results in 10 to 14 days.
A man named Larry DeYoung is accused of shooting two Pinal County sheriff's deputies, Don Mauldin and Calvin Hess, after reportedly using methamphetamines prior to the incident. Police say investigators believe heavy drug use contributed to the events, and the shooting occurred as deputies entered a house to check a domestic violence report. Mauldin remained in extremely critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix on Sunday.
Federal regulators allowed millions of pounds of tainted food from Americold to reach the public after a December 1991 underground storage cave fire. The Kansas City Star traced contamination from soot and chemical residues to supply lines in Arizona and beyond, amid pressure from insurers and salvagers.
Barry Goldwaters name appears on a nationwide line of foods from Goldwaters Foods of Arizona. Joanne Goldwater and daughter Carolyn Ross say the Senator's Chili Mix sold out in eight days after October launch and now tops 60,000 jars monthly alongside Sedona Red Salsa and barbecue sauce praised in national outlets.
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