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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1994
Page
15
A TV reading on Horizon Channel 8 at 7 p.m. Thursday will feature a young Mesa writer as part of a King celebration themed event A Change is Gonna Come Readings and student submissions including essays posters and multimedia will be showcased during the broadcast The Horizon program is closed captioned for the hearing impaired
The Fine Arts Exhibit Program showcases work by youths from Tempe Gilbert Mesa Chandler and Guadalupe. The exhibit aims to spur creativity and provide a platform to display student artwork through January 21 at Tempe Public Library on Rural Road.
A two year old girl abducted with her mother’s divorce separation is reunited in Mesa after Phoenix FBI and local officers traced her to a Mesa home. Michelle Herridge was returned to Marion Herridge at a CPS office. Police arrested Van Keith Herridge on grand larceny charges.
Matt Post and his Brimhall Junior High ninth grade class planned six 6-foot hot air balloons from tis sue paper with glue and a blower. High winds forced cancellation as students learned about density and how heated air causes lift.
Supporters led by Julie Pace keep pushing for a paid Mesa city holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The effort could reach the City Council this summer or go to voters on November 8 1992 or 1994. Pace argues it could pass if not hidden on a long ballot and if it mirrors the state holiday with no extra cost.
Max Dunlap, once a Phoenix builder, receives a life term for his role in the 1976 car bomb slaying of Don Bolles, an Arizona Republic reporter. The case linked to Kemper Marley and involved John Adamson’s bomb placement and Robison’s acquittal. Dunlap’s attorney plans appeals, arguing innocence based on new evidence.
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