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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1994

Page

6

Aftermath of temple murders lessons learned in Arizona case

Nine life terms for Johnathan Doody in the Wat Premkunaram temple killings prompt reflection on child violence. Co-defendant Alessandro Garcia avoided death by plea, admitting Doody as triggerman in the Aug 9 1991 attack. The case exposes law enforcement missteps, calls for reforms, and urges parental and community roles to curb youth violence.

Johnathan Doody Arizona Valley Doody Alessandro Alex” Garcia Garcia Wat Premkunaram Buddhist Temple Phoenix Superior Court Gregory Martin Agua Fria High School Tucson Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office

Mesa urged to pursue light industry for jobs growth

Mesa's economic groups urge the City Council to adopt an aggressive light industrial policy to boost payroll, industrial supply, and retail dollars. They note Mesa has 14 percent of the Valley population but only 9 percent of its employment, while zoning shifts favor housing over industry near Falcon Field and Williams Gateway. The plan calls for identifying industrial land along the Superstition Freeway and around Falcon Field, resisting residential pressures, and supporting Megacorp's push to attract industry.

Egocorp Mesa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Valley Falcon Field Williams Gateway Airport

Salt River land ownership murky raises US debate

A reader challenges state land notices questioning Salt River title held since the 1920s. They cite historic declarations of navigability and argue private landowners bear no burden for possible legislator or state errors, noting farms, ranches, businesses, parks and an airport along the Salt River corridor.

Salt River United States of America State Land Department Arizona Arizona Center For Law Sandy Bahr the Tribune

Our Right To Vote Against Stadium Plans

A.D. Miller of Mesa laments that few officials dictate stadium proposals, urging the public to exercise voting rights to reclaim self government and ensure representatives carry out the people's wishes rather than imposing theirs.

A.D. Miller Mesa

Peale Positive Thinking Criticized By Critics and Experts

Tribune religion editor Lawn Griffiths praises positive thinking but mental health experts warn of dangers. Psychologists like Albert Ellis and Robert Murphy argue Peale’s methods rely on self hypnosis, erode self reliance, and distort religion. Critics say the book misleads readers and the author uses titles without credentials.

Tribune Lawn Griffiths Norman Vincent Peale Peale Albert Ellis Ellis Cove Hill Robert Murphy Nation Mr. Peale Murphy Griffiths

McCain Kerry Amendment Lifts Vietnam Trade Embargo

The 62 to 38 Senate vote backed a McCain Kerry amendment urging Clinton to lift the Vietnam embargo. It frames the move as boosting Communist Vietnam politically while arguing many POWs MIA or remains have not been returned. Col. Earl P. Hopper, Task Force Omega Inc., Glendale.

United States Paris North Vietnam Vietnam U.S. Senate John McCain John Kerry U.S Senate Clinton Washington Earl P. Hopper Omega Inc Glendale

Public health letter urges staying home when ill

Philip R. Brown argues the public has a right to avoid health risk in businesses while noting workers also deserve protection. The writer cites flu and sick children entering offices and urges those with cold or flu symptoms to stay home. The Tribune invites readable signed letters with full contact details.

Philip R. Brown Mr. Brown

Tribune seeks readers for Mesa election issues board

The Mesa Tribune invites residents to rate Mesa City Primary candidates by joining the Readers Issues Board. Send a one page letter by Feb 17 to TRIB City Election The Mesa Tribune 120 W First Ave Mesa AZ 85210. In person or fax by Feb 18 deadline. call Lynn Dalbey with questions.

Mesa Mesa City Mesa Tribune Serene Pilling Tribune Trib First Ave Lynn Dalbey

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