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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1994
Page
1
A Guadalupe mother delivered the Valley's first baby of 1994 on New Year's Day 1994. The item notes NAFTA's entry into force amid border concerns and mentions other national items including a NY bombing, North Korea nuclear threats, welfare reform, and lottery results.
The University of Arizona fans filled Sun Devil Stadium for the 1994 Fiesta Bowl, cheering a 29-0 victory over the University of Miami. Arch Landon, UA alumnus from Tucson, notes the odd setting away from normal rivalry.
In a decisive game on campus, the Wildcats overpower the Hurricanes with a dominant performance in Miami. Chuck Lev outlines pro plans in the DRAFT ME feature, while PROFITABLE VENTURE highlights Block Party as the most successful event to date. The page also previews other bowls and photo highlights across sections D1 to D12.
Exclusive interview with Sam Soldinger a Phoenix resident describes how luck and language skills saved him during World War II as a Jewish Pole. He credits Oskar Schindler with protecting 1,000 others, discusses Schindler’s List expansion, and reflects on the man he calls a “miracle worker.”
The Associated Press notes President Clinton signaling a shift from division toward unity as he outlines New Year's vows. He cites improving economic signs while acknowledging more work remains to heal the nation and bring people together.
Police report a violent start to 1994 in Phoenix with two people fatally shot before sunrise. One victim died in the front yard of professional boxer Michael Carbajal on East Fillmore Street. An elderly man was also found shot nearby as authorities investigated the early morning incident.
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