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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1994
Page
8
At Ely Minnesota the temperature plunged to minus 33 degrees Fahrenheit as residents faced a bitterly cold night. Local officials urged precaution and limited travel while forecasts warned of continuing frigid conditions.
Sunny and mild conditions with clear nights. Lows range from the upper 40s in the mountains to the lower 70s in the deserts.
Ski report notes fair to good conditions at Fairfield Snowbow with eleven to twenty one inch base and gunwise area offering good totals. Report mentions formation details and an unclear code 050077688 with partial foreign text and vague skier notes.
A weather brief notes a few clouds and cooler conditions across the Mogollon Rim. Flagstaff records 42 to 12 degrees, indicating a chilly morning with a potential warming trend later.
A clipped notice advises readers to contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3058 for details on a watering guide update and last week’s tithe note. The fragment lists a contact number and a brief prompt for further information.
Seven former communist states push to join NATO seeking protection from Russia, aligning with Clinton's Partnership for Peace. NATO, now including the United States, Canada, and fourteen European nations, weighs limited membership without full security guarantees for these applicants.
President Clinton frames Bosnia Herzegovina as a cautionary lesson and aims for a nuclear arms accord, with Anthony Lake signaling a future Kiev stopover. NATO warns Serbs over Sarajevo blockade while Dehaene notes airstrike talks on the agenda. Clinton says act early to prevent conflicts.
In Brussels Clinton previews a U.S. plan for a new multinational task force to handle ethnic turmoil. His opening speech, drafted during his presidency, stressed deepened U.S. involvement in Europe including maintaining 100000 troops on the continent. He called U S Europe ties unique and central to American interests.
A USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll finds 70 percent of Americans favor maintaining NATO and backing expansion to include Poland Hungary the Czech Republic Romania Lithuania and Russia with Poland receiving the strongest support at 66 percent and Russia 54 percent. Clinton begins his NATO summit in Brussels amid mixed views on leadership and foreign policy.
Governor Symington will outline a two-pronged plan to curb juvenile crime with about 22 million in expanded intervention funding for at risk children and families plus tougher justice reforms for serious offenders and gang activity. He may push a state funded private school voucher and full inflation funding for public schools, while seeking better child support enforcement and easier business regulation.
Vice Mayor Jerry Boyd praised the show as a timely display of solidarity as residents like Stephanie Slade and Roger Hackner reflect on past decades. Hackner recalled the 1960s and noted recent years have been disastrous for equality, while others commented on the positive impact of the gathering and the audience engagement.
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