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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1994

Page

18

Mesa Gilbert agreement speeds emergency response

Mesa and Gilbert fire departments strike an enhanced mutual aid pact to route urgent medical calls from Towne Meadows and Highland High directly to Mesa Station 9 for faster paramedic response. Gilbert paramedics remain based at three stations, while trained EMTs continue basic life support until para medics arrive.

Gilbert Mesa Southern Ave Towne Meadows Baseline Guadalupe, Becker and Power Roads Highland High School Guadalupe Road John Garcilaso W. Park Ave N. Cooper Road E. Guadalupe Road Highland High Garcilaso Wes Kemp

Killer bees colonized in five Arizona counties

The Associated Press reports that parts of Cochise Pima Pinal Santa Cruz and Yuma counties including Tucson Yuma Nogales Douglas and Eloy were declared colonized by Africanized killer bees. Agriculture Director Keith Kelly said traps will move to noncolonized areas and samples will be identified only when a sting occurs. The department aims to inform the public and educate on living with the bees as they move northward.

Arizona State Agriculture Department Agriculture Keith Kelly Cochise Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yuma Tucson Nogales Douglas Eloy Ken Boyd Phoenix Boyd Kelly

Unity Parade to Highlight Mesa MLK Birthday Celebration

Despite rejecting the holiday Mesa sees limited business loss Brinton notes. Co chair Cherlette Henderson says paid King holiday remains a goal but mindset change comes first. First Unity Parade drew 750 last year and 1500 at Centennial Hall. second parade is Jan 17 at 1 30 p m downtown Mesa with a 2 to 8 p m celebration at Centennial Hall featuring multiple choirs and a marketplace with items and food.

Cherlette Henderson Mesa Henderson Centennial Hall Hibbert First Streets N. Center St Keith Johnson Sankofa Arizona Mormon Progressive Baptist Church Mass Word of Grace Grand Canyon Holy Temple Choir Tucson

Kansas officials soothe hantavirus fears after teen deaths

Kansas health officials seek to calm fears as a hantavirus link is investigated in two teen deaths in Garden City and Ingalls. CDC tests are pending within a week or two. officials stress uncertainty, non person-to-person spread, and rodent droppings as the exposure source while urging medical consultation for flu-like symptoms.

Kansas Garden City Kan Steve Wilkinson St. Catherine Hospital Terina Ann Irsik Ingalls High School Shonda Minter Garden City Community College Holcomb St. Catherine Wilkinson United Elkhart Centers For Disease Control Atlanta CDC Nyla Japp Stephen Meyers San Francisco Meyers

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