Spring pups find homes as Cubs open camp starts
Anita Munie of Mesa hopes to place seven 11 week old springer spaniel mix puppies. Oeenne Cubs open camp begins with their first workout on Monday signaling a busy start as players adjust to a new season and routines, likening it to the first day of school.
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Drive by shootings strike Chandler and Tempe area
A series of drive by shootings early Monday struck Chandler and Tempe, wounding two bicyclists. Greg Whipperman of Mesa and Robert Valdez of Chandler were hospitalized in serious and fair condition with gunshot injuries. Police suspect a single vehicle using a pistol or shotgun. Valdez rode toward McDonalds on Chandler Boulevard when hit.
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Killer bees found in Mesa marking Arizona spread
Africanized killer bees confirmed in Mesa, first East Valley hive, marking the 58th discovery in Arizona. A resident reported bees near a water meter on Feb 10, with 200 specimens collected for study as officials warn swarms rise with warmer spring temperatures.
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Clinton seeks wider peace push in Bosnia
President Clinton urged broader use of power and diplomacy to extend quiet in Sarajevo to other Bosnian cities as the UN sought control of remaining Serb guns around the capital. U.N. commander Rose urged quick NATO airstrikes if needed while Bosnian Premier Silajdzic pressed for a united push for peace.
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Senate panel limits city sales tax powers in Arizona
The Arizona Senate Finance Committee voted to let cities impose only taxes expressly allowed by the Legislature, drawing protests from Mesa Chandler Gilbert and Scottsdale officials. Mesa Councilman Farrell Jensen warned a potential $2 million annual loss if enacted, while lobbyists argued the plan could force inconsistent tax rules across communities.
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