Time bomb sentence for Mesa man beating death
A Mesa man described as a time bomb waiting to explode was sentenced to 25 years for the beating death of his girlfriend s 22 year old son.
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Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1994
Page
1
USOC Responds To Tonya Harding Suit In Dismissal Bid
The U S Olympic Committee asks a court to dismiss Tonya Harding s 25 million lawsuit arguing Congress grants the committee sole authority to decide who competes in the Games. A poll finds 46 percent of East Valley residents fear walking within a mile of home at night. Mesa based Megafoods plans 16 new stores across three states and will acquire 21 Texas outlets amid growth challenges.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
Tonya Harding
Congress
Harding
East Valley
Megafoods Stores Inc
Arizona
California
Nevada
Texas
Government and the people restore law and order
Readers argue that government alone cannot curb crime and that citizens must raise to reclaim safety when authorities fail. A10
Cease-fire Holds Then News of Fresh Shelling Near Cemetery
Sarajevo residents saw a new cease-fire take hold for 22 months of shelling, but as midnight neared mortars and gunfire resumed. Several projectiles hit near the Jewish cemetery, a frontline position in aircraft gunfire lasting four to five minutes. Unconfirmed reports followed of additional clashes and casualties.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
NATO Hints At Airstrikes Over Bosnian Cease-Fire Violations
Pentagon and NATO warned 10 days for Bosnian Serbs to withdraw weapons and stop shelling Sarajevo while a full Security Council debate on Bosnia is set. A cease-fire breach left several fatalities and a wounded soldier, with no immediate U.N. comment on retaliation. Boutros-Ghali would authorize bombing if positions keep attacking civilians.
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NATO
Alliance
Sarajevo
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Bosnia
Boutros-Ghali
Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Council
Robbe Obaye
Russia
Girl's birth means life for brother
Jeannie Alvarado and Tom Schultz recall how the birth of Savannah aided Santiago, the first Arizona child to receive umbilical cord blood cell transplants for chronic myelogenous leukemia. The living siblings shared a moment as doctors weighed scarce donor options and a bone marrow transplant had seemed the only path to survival. Savannah’s birth created a lifeline during a tense wait with limited matching prospects on the national registry.
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Jeannie Alvarado
Santiago
Savannah
Jeannie
Tom Schultz
Mesa
Arizona
Carlson convicted of two rapes and related crimes
James Carlson, 32, a former Mesa man, is found guilty by Maricopa County jurors of raping two women, kidnapping a third, trespassing in a fourth and stealing checks from a fifth in a 1991 series of assaults in Tempe and Scottsdale. The verdict ends a six week trial with an insanity defense based on multiple personality disorder. Carlson faces 15 percent to more than 100 years in prison.
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Jim
Jimmy
Laurie
Woofie
James Carlson
Tempe
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Carlson
Dorothy Macias
Firms funding Woods bid reap contracts
Arizona Attorney General Grant Woods re election campaign drew almost 42 000 from two Phoenix law firms that have since secured about 1 50 0 0 0 in state contracts this year. Collages and Burch and Cracchiolo provided Woods 31 100 and 10 880 respectively while accounting records show the firms earned a substantial share of private counsel spend this fiscal year.
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Arizona
Grant Woods
Phoenix
Attorney General's Office
Woods
Camiga
Burch
Eese
Ate
Steve Oo
Miho
Cheah
Alcohol ads influence children study finds
The Associated Press reports that fifth graders recall brand names and slogans from sports ads and express intentions to drink later in life. Researchers counted 685 alcohol ads across 122 telecast sports events with few ads urging moderation. The study, by Joel Grube, links brand imagery to beliefs about romance and relaxation.
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Joel Grube
Nationalite of Alcohol Abuse and
Alcoholism
Teeco
Grube
American Journal of Public Health
Spuds McKenzie
James Mosher
Marin Institute
California
Beer Institute
Expo
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