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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1994
Page
1
Police said a Mesa woman was targeted Sunday by an apparent serial rapist who has previously attacked women in Tempe and Mesa. Discovery mission ends after three days as crew abandons satellite casting efforts.
A Mesa police officer wounded a 17 year old girl in the shoulder during a 14 mile car chase after a stolen vehicle fled from a license check. A 15 year old Chandler girl had only a minor cut. Officers fired as the car backed toward them near Signal Butte Road.
President Clinton sent Congress a 1995 budget totaling 1.52 trillion, featuring widespread cuts to programs and subsidies, a 60 cent cigarette tax to fund universal health care, and nearly three dozen fee increases. He argues the plan reduces deficits to a record, while liberals warn of harm to the poor and conservatives accuse him of neglecting health and welfare reforms.
The Associated Press reports Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan will train together in Practice Group 1 at the Hamar Olympic Arena though not rooming together. Kerrigan aims to march in the opening parade while both skaters prepare amid ongoing drama surrounding the figure skating competition.
Carolyn Huffman profiles Kim Clem who runs a novelty service delivering morbid flower messages for breakups, betrayals, and bad bosses. She buys live roses, then kills them, to create witty dead rose arrangements. Clem plans a north Phoenix storefront and writes her own cleaner lines.
Former Tempe City Court Judge Stephen Mirretti once moved from the bench to high stakes gaming. His gambling hobby now draws a criminal probe as state police review his court records and activities.
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