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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1994
Page
1
A report suggests birth rates are increasing due to factors such as older maternal ages and larger newborns. The study notes changes in demographics and infant size contributing to this rise.
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An 11-year-old Mesa boy accidentally shot his 10-year-old cousin while handling his father's .45 semiautomatic at home. The wounded Phoenix resident was in critical condition at Phoenix Children's Hospital with a chest wound. Police call the incident accidental and note gun safety concerns as a bill seeks stricter penalties and required shop notices about keeping firearms away from minors.
A group of Mesa hikers found a 7 by 6 inch animal print two weeks old on January 31 in McDowell Mountain Regional Park. The print, about an inch deep with five toes, led them to suspect a primate or gorilla, though park rangers could not confirm the species.
A federally funded study finds AZT dramatically reduces mother to child HIV transmission. The trial, begun in 1991, was halted early as officials notify 59 U.S. and French centers and offer AZT to pregnant women who had received a placebo. Dr. Fauci notes the data will be shared via clinic alert networks and CDC experts weigh the implications.
The Southeast Regional Landfill Siting Committee hosts open houses February 28 through March to show potential sites and hold hearings in March. About 6,000 petition-signers in east Mesa favor higher disposal fees over living near a landfill, while residents like Bunny Bertleson cite health and environmental concerns and oppose a county landfill nearby.
United Nations and NATO officials say no airstrikes are needed for now after Serb artillery shells fall outside the exclusion zone near Sarajevo. U N commander Rose says troops monitor the scene while diplomatic efforts in Bonn, Germany, proceed amid cautious optimism and Russian peacekeepers reach Pale.
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