Mesa pageant winner eyed for national title in Pigeon Forge
Mesa woman Hrubes competes March 24 28 in Pigeon Forge Tennessee for the eighth annual national beauty contest for contestants 5 feet 4 inches and under. She faces 50 rivals in swimsuit evening gown and interviews with a prize package including a modeling contract and a 1994 Ford Mustang.
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Mesa man gets 25 years for beating death of boy
Jason D. Sullivan, 27, was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Maurice Portley to 25 years for the February 1993 beating death of his live‑in girlfriend’s 24‑year‑old son, Raymond Ruizell. The case began as a capital crime. prosecutors and defense noted his intoxication and remorse.
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Magician firefighter teaches kids safety at Mesa school
Peoria firefighter Howard Munding presented a 30 minute show at MacArthur Elementary in Mesa titled Munding's Magic. The program combines sleight of hand with fire and water safety lessons for kindergarten through seventh grade. He demonstrated Stop Drop and Roll, water safety steps, smoke detector importance, and cautioned against matches and lighters in reach. The audience responded with plenty of questions and enthusiastic reactions.
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Valley residents feel safer than Phoenix in night fear poll
A Valley Monitor poll of 402 Maricopa County residents Jan 10 17 finds East Valley residents less afraid to walk alone at night than Phoenix. Among findings 67 year old Gilbert woman fears outdoors after dark. Women fear 67 percent versus 34 percent for men. elderly fear 63 percent.
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Club helps life around Corina Meza at Mesa club Youth of the Year
Corina Meza 17 and Westwood High senior rose from initial indifference to win the 1994 Mesa Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year using the Junior Staff Training Program. After becoming a teen mother at 15 she returned, took a night secretary job, coached cheerleaders, led clothing drives and counseled teens while balancing school and family.
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Mesa Boys and Girls Club
Meza
Westwood High School
North Mesa
Michael
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