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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1993
Page
12
Extended forecast for hills and deserts this week
The forecast covers Tuesday to Friday with variable conditions. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and mid 60s highs while Wednesday features gusty north winds and mostly sunny warmth, with mountain lows in the teens and desert highs in the 40s to 60s. Thursday and Friday are mostly sunny and warmer, with mountain highs in the 40s and desert highs near 70, and mountain lows in the teens to desert lows in the 40s.
Weather brief with humidity and UV hints
A terse forecast notes a dew point of 1.4 and a high relative humidity of 96 percent with a low of Sun intensity. It lists skin reddening risk by times 9am, noon, and 4pm at 60 minutes each.
Weather Outlook for South Central Deserts and Regions
Scattered showers expected across South Central Deserts with breezy cooler conditions. Night partly cloudy with temperatures ranging Phoenix 63 to 48. Mogollon Rim sees showers and snow level at 7000 feet, Flagstaff 39 to 19. Northwest Plateau and Deserts report similar showers and cooler air with Lake Havasu City 62 to 42 and Grand Canyon 37 to 20. Santa Cruz Valley Tucson 62 to 45. Southeast Arizona shows showers breezy cooler mainly cloudy at night with Safford 56 to 34.
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Deserts
Phoenix
Mogollon Rim
Flagstaff
Northwest Plateau
Grand Canyon
Northwest
Lake Havasu City
Santa Cruz Valley
Tucson
Arizona
Safford
Airborne Pollen and Fungi Forecast
Today's reading predicts high levels of oe and smuts in the air with medium concentrations of juniper ress and alternaria. Residents with allergies should monitor symptoms and limit exposure where possible.
Watering rye grass needs 0.55 inches of water
A watering guide states rye grass requires 0.55 inches of water if it has not been watered in the past week. For more information, contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3058.
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Mesa Water Conservation
Institute studies aging Alzheimer's breakthrough in anti inflammatory drug
Sun Health Research Institute in Sun City reports potential progress against Alzheimer's using indomethacin in a larger trial after promising small-scale results. The team seeks mildly to moderately impaired volunteers, offering participation, while stressing inflammation as a key driving factor and aiming to halt progression rather than reverse damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Health Research Institute
Sun City
Joe Rogers
Rogers
Donors urged to support brain research with organ donations
Sun Health executives promote brain donation for research insisting both diseased and healthy brains are needed. They offer to cover transfer costs and handle funeral arrangements, noting brain removal is non disfiguring and does not delay funerals. Researchers nationwide seek tissue for over 100 diseases through the National Disease Research Interchange.
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Rogers
Sun Health
East Valley
Nursing Home
Philadelphia
Linda Gordy
National Institutes of Health
Gordy
Sara Pace
Donor Network of
Arizona
Holiday From page A1 crash near Flagstaff tied to I-17
Police said a pedestrian was struck and killed just before noon Sunday twelve miles south of Flagstaff on Interstate 17. Names withheld. A pig truck crash on I-10 near Tonopah killed another person at about 7 am Sunday. Two Williams children, Theodore 13 and Fred 7, of Peoria, died Saturday on I-40 east of Flagstaff when a van rolled. parents and four other children injured. Sara Bailey, 42, of Phoenix died in a Friday Phoenix head on collision.
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Interstate 17
Interstate 10
Tonopah
Theodore Williams
Fred Williams
Peoria
Ill
Department of Public Safety
Flagstaff Medical Center
Sara Bailey
Phoenix
Welfare reform and homelessness in urban policy clash
Urban officials push to outlaw sleeping and loitering while expanding community policing to restore civility. State capitols crack down on welfare with work requirements, child care limits, and restrictions for teenage mothers. Critics say such moves punish the homeless and fail to address root causes while advocates urge more aid and housing solutions.
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New Jersey
Georgia
Massachusetts
Charles Murray
Clinton
Laurel Weir
National Law Center
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Legal Aid Groups
Housing and
Henry Cisneros
NBC
Meet the Press
William Bennett
New Age Gaia Church Opens Path to Earth Centered Prayer
The Church of Gaia in Boulder organizes sweat lodge ceremonies on a second floor above a pizzeria with about 100 members including teachers and IBM executives. Founder Stephen Buhner, a former Methodist, describes a blend of mysticism and ecology and faces threats from Indian fundamentalists while defending a race free spiritual approach.
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Council of the Six Directions
IBM
Stephen Buhner
Church
Buhner
Dallas
San Francisco
Boulder
Trishana
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