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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1993
Page
2
The Queen in her Christmas Day broadcast praised the bravery of ordinary people in Northern Ireland and voiced hope from ongoing British Irish talks. She noted fear dimmed streets but said the light of hope could brighten them and prayed for peace in 1994 for those living lawfully in Northern Ireland.
Los Angeles paid $484 to fly Jermaine Jackson across town for an anti gang meeting, drawing flak from City Hall amid a looming $200 million budget shortfall. Harbor Department officials defended the trip, saying it aimed to help keep an 18 month truce between rival gangs, while critics urged cheaper options.
John Chancellor, NBC veteran and longtime anchor, remains active after leaving the evening news in May. He hosts PBS Bookends on ethics and filled in for Larry King on CNN, saying retirement is undefined. His career spans Eisenhower to Bush Dukakis campaigns and pivotal Berlin moments.
AP lists ABC This Week With Brinkley holiday edition with Rush Limbaugh James Carville Karen McCune Esther Peterson. airs 10 a.m. on KTVK Channel 3. CBS Face the Nation arts in the U S with Jane Alexander. 9:30 a.m. KTSP Channel 10. NBC Meet the Press on cities families and values with Henry Cisneros and William Bennett. 8 a.m. KPNX Channel 12. CNN Late Edition with Frank Sesno on Clinton’s problems with Eleanor Clift Tony Snow Helen Thomas. also Religion in Public Life with Rev Jerry Falwell. 3 p.m. on CNN.
The Cousteau Society sues Clo the Cow's dairy partners and the ad company in San Francisco federal court for 1.2 million dollars claiming the billboard parody implying Jacques Cousteau endorsement damaged his reputation. Officials say the spoof was intended as humor and deny harm.
On December 26 1941 Winston Churchill became the first British prime minister to address a joint meeting of the U S Congress fueling allied morale and transatlantic ties. In Arizona history 1985 Darren Duke Tully resigns as publisher of The Arizona Republic and The Phoenix Gazette after admitting a forged war record claim.
Gulfport Mississippi article notes writer John Grisham and concert pianist Philip Fortenberry paid not to attend a Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Baptist Student Union banquet that raised about seven thousand dollars to fund student missions. The ten dollar plate event was devised by Tim Thomas to send students abroad.
In December Bill Holcomb a disabled bell ringer at a St. Petersburg Florida Salvation Army post in front of a Kmart was fired for not bringing in enough money. The area Salvation Army commander said the job isn't for everyone.
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