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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1994

Page

9

Nugget Hunt Coin Shoot at Goldfield Ghost Town

The fifth annual event at Goldfield Ghost Town offers a nugget hunt and coin shoot with more than 3000 dollars in prizes. First prize includes Navajo jewelry worth 1000 dollars. second prize a White's Goldmaster 2. third prize an Attack-Vac Gold Vac. Registration costs 25 for members and 40 for nonmembers.

Goldfield Apache Junction Pro-Mack Apache Trail Jerry Elaine

Man receives 20 year sentence in boy's death case

A Phoenix man, Paul Richard Jimenez, was sentenced to 20 years without parole for second degree murder in a 1992 Tempe crash that killed 10 year old Eric Quintana during a chase involving his half-brother Guzman. He also drew 15 years for related charges as part of a plea deal.

Phoenix Mesa Maricopa County David Roberts Paul Richard Jimenez Jimenez Rocco Guzman Realities Tempe Eric Quintana Guzman Roberts Warner Road Kyrene Road Quintana Adobe Mountain Juvenile Institution Eric Leonard Whitfield Bill Baker

Measure A school aid bill set back in Senate committee

The proposal to create a 120 million School Facilities Assistance Fund aimed at property poor districts faced a 4-4 defeat in the Senate Education Committee after opponents from Mesa and other districts argued a ban on transferring capital funds to operating budgets would hurt school finances. Gov Symington supported the measure earlier, and supporters expect a revival in a new form. The plan would fund bonds via state land trust money with a gradual 10 million annually over 20 years, with districts expected to repay part of the costs. East Valley districts including Apache Junction Queen Creek and Higley would benefit alongside larger districts like Gilbert and Mesa.

Desert Samaritan Hospital Mesa Hospital Desert Sammy East Valley Peng Desert Samaritan Mesa Apache Junction Fife Symington Senate Education Committee Barry Aarons Symington Aarons Queen Creek Higley Gilbert Chuck Essigs Mesa Unified School Essigs

Mesa man jailed after baby bitten up to fifteen times

Mesa father Michael L. Christensen, 22, is jailed on one count each of child abuse and aggravated assault after allegedly biting his 2 month old son as many as 15 times. The child was treated and released from Mesa Lutheran Hospital. the mother says the baby suffered bruising and injuries across multiple areas. Christensen's sister reports witnessing rough handling. he awaits a Wednesday court date.

Mesa Michael L. Christensen Maricopa County Christensen Baseline Road Linda Taylor Mesa Lutheran Hospital Mesa Lutheran

Goddard vows crime first in gubernatorial bid

Former Democratic Phoenix mayor Goddard announced his run for governor pledging to fight crime ban assault weapons and fully fund public schools. He pressed reforms to extend prison terms and boost police presence while criticizing current leaders for failing to protect Arizona families. He blamed Symington for reforms he says he helped enact and promised to restore harsher penalties and rehabilitation programs.

Terry Goddard Monda Goddard Phoenix Arizona Goddard Symington State Department O Safety

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