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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1994

Page

15

Bill on patent publication introduced by DeConcini

Senator Dennis DeConcini introduced legislation to publish patent applications 18 months after filing. Current practice keeps filings secret until grant. Hearing set for March 9 with support from Bruce Lehman while not endorsing specifics. Top patent holders include Mitsubishi US government Hitachi Toshiba IBM Canon Kodak GE Matsushita Motorola.

Washington Dennis DeConcini D-Ariz Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks DeConcicini Bruce Lehman Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks George Washington University DeConcini Mitsubishi Hitachi Toshiba IBM Canon Kodak General Electric Matsushita Electric Industrial Motorola

Students debate ethics of dinosaur island project at Mesa school

Ninth grade science at Taylor Junior High in Mesa built a 3 by 3 foot replica of 11 cloned dinosaur islands using plywood Styrofoam and brown sugar. Students split on cloning benefits versus risks while EPA representatives reviewed the plan.

Taylor Junior High School Mesa Kjersten Grubka Audrey Cobb Grubka Island of Arc’teryx Rick Kupferer

Downtown Mesa Debates Vision Plan and Funding Tradeoffs

Mesa residents and officials debate the Downtown Vision plan calling for parks and youth involvement downtown while shifting funding from staff salaries to citywide parks and police protection. Critics urge careful study amid concerns about eminent domain, tax abatement ideas, and past planning missteps affecting Fiesta Mall and nearby centers.

Straight Mesa Mesa Town Center Corp MegaCorp Downtown Vision Committee Julie Pace Mike Graves

Scottsdale rejects plan for new Falcon Field museum

City commissioners discuss funding to relocate the Champlin Museum to a larger Scottsdale site near the Valley tourism base. The rejected plan would have used $170,000 annual bed tax funds to build an 85,000 square foot facility on Scottsdale Thunderbird Road, with officials arguing the project could boost the economy.

Falcon Field Champlin Mesa Scottsdale Thunderbird Roads Bill Arthur Doug Payne Arthur

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