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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1994
Page
1
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Robert Valdez and Greg Alan Whipperman were wounded by bullets while cycling near McClintock Drive and Guadalupe Road in Tempe. Valdez, 33, from Chandler, was hit in the lower back and remains hospitalized as doctors monitor the bullet. Whipperman, 35, from Mesa, was listed in good condition and recovering with limited ability to speak. The incident occurred less than two hours apart, prompting police to search for a suspect who fled the scene.
Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding face off in women's figure skating as the Olympic spotlight centers on the alleged attack. Harding, not charged, joins Team USA after settling her $25 million suit with the Olympic Committee. The event draws a global TV audience and 6,000 spectators at the Olympic Amphitheatre.
TV coverage from 7 to 10 p.m. on KSAZ TV Channel 10 features commentary and profiles as Blair targets a historic skating milestone. The segment includes a look at favorites and a focus on Blair's quest amid sports coverage.
A House Appropriations Committee panel advanced nearly 2.2 million dollars for Arizona State University East startup costs at the former Williams AFB in Mesa. The panel split on a second move adding similar sums for Arizona's other two universities, provoking a factional clash. Speaker Mark Killian condemned the add ons as pork and warned of a major floor battle, citing East Valley economic impact from Williams Air Force Base’s closure.
The Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community considers relaxing gambling bans to gauge casino viability. East Valley leaders split on benefits, while Fort McDowell near Fountain Hills shows successful gambling. A Salt River casino would be closer to Mesa and other East Valley cities.
Former CIA counterintelligence official Aldrich Ames and his wife were charged with providing secrets to Russia. A 39 page affidavit outlines dead drops and $1.5 million in payoffs. White House and State Department condemned the breach as very serious and reviewed impact on U.S. Russia relations.
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