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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1994
Page
1
Columnist Doug MacEachern claims crooked consultants vanished with the Tempe auto releasing agency, leaving car owners financially harmed. Maude Wayne works to salvage a crepe myrtle bush in Mississippi as winter storms lash the East, causing power outages, school closures, and business stoppages.
Winning numbers for Friday are shown on page A2. For area results, call and press 1414.
Johnathan Doody, 19, received nine consecutive life terms after a Maricopa County judge ruled he failed to prove he was the triggerman in the Bud dhist temple murders. Co-defendant Alessandro Garcia avoided the death penalty in exchange for testimony. Temple members and family reacted with relief and mixed emotions.
Americans recall winter Olympics as Norways’ snowy stage shines over 16 days. Televised era memories mix with schedules and cocoa ready in a fanfare of broadcast times and channel listings.
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors released a revised stadium agreement to limit public funds. It caps tax money at 238 million and allows a 15 million additional county loan toward a 278 million project. A proposed quarter-cent sales tax would wait until a team is awarded.
City faces affordability issues as Chandler abandons the ambitious library plan. Officials propose a more modest design after spending $450,000 on architecture and facing a potential added $619,000. Mayor-elect Bhpintone and Councilman Matt Orlando weigh alternatives.
In Sarajevo authorities report heavy weapons being surrendered by government and Bosnian Serb troops while U N peacekeepers deploy to separate forces on the mine infested front. The NATO threatened bombing led to the truce and officers expect more weapons to be collected. officials express cautious optimism amid fragile ceasefire.
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