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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1994
Page
1
The article notes Villalpando appearing on U.S. paper money printed in December 1989 as part of a broader discussion on the economy. It cites Arizona’s economy growing at 3.6 percent in a given year, highlighting stronger growth relative to neighboring states.
Marinopa County Board of Supervisors approved a quarter cent sales tax increase by a 3-1 vote to back a big league baseball stadium in Phoenix after a 72 hour hearing. Betsy Bayless abstained over a conflict of interest. Tom Rawles voted against the plan while Jim Bruner Ed King and Mary Rose Wilcox supported it.
In Mesa at Ellsworth Park fans voiced mixed views on a new Major League Baseball stadium funded by taxpayers. Maricopa County supervisors approved a quarter cent sales tax for stadium construction by a 3-1 vote after more than five hours of public comment.
The pledge by Bosnian Serbs to withdraw heavy guns around Sarajevo follows NATO pressure and a Karadzic concession aided by Russia. U.N. monitors saw convoys moving out and say withdrawals could finish within 36 hours, yet fighting and terrorism continue in northern Bosnia. Nearby Croatia reportedly stations up to 5,000 troops aiding Bosnian Croats.
County attorneys across Arizona accuse Attorney General Grant Woods of misstating their positions after he told a Senate committee they backed his plan for a statewide anti-gang task force under his control. Woods’ Senate Judiciary Committee testimony last week prompted a flurry of responses.
Nine of the state's fifteen county quorums challenge access to juvenile records alleging misrepresentation of their stance on the task. Rural county attorneys examine the matter as prosecutors weigh transparency versus privacy in records handling.
Gannett News Service reports the poverty rate for displaced homemakers and single mothers entering the workforce is four times the national average. The share of divorced or widowed women working rose to 17.8 million from 1980 to 1990, with one in six women now in this category. Single mothers at 7.7 million work part or full time.
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