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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1994
Page
12
A tribute to Estevan Styme, known as a playful, dutiful game warden and friend to rodeo buddies, couples, colleagues, hunters, and dancers. The piece highlights his kindness, humor, and generous spirit, his close family bonds, and a niece Lisa’s memory list. It closes with a reflective note on his belief in a better afterlife and a final ride into the horizon.
City officials and attorneys debate housing codes, bond opposition, and a tight 1994 95 budget as Mesa considers downtown renewal. Proposals include property tax fairness, utility revenue use, and a bold plan to attract private investment for the Nile theater and overall revitalization.
Ernest Hancock’s group, Sun City Tax Payers Association and Arizona Libertarian Party oppose the proposed stadium tax. Clifford Cowles Jr reports heavy opposition with calls and talk of recall. Bruner remains uncommitted, citing four criteria for a true public private partnership, protection of the county fund, meaningful rent, and termination of sales tax after completion.
Arizona figure Mahoney aims to retain Democratic loyalty to avoid hurting his campaign. He expects DeConcini to shift support after the primary, potentially aiding Rep. Sam Coppersmith who faces a re election choice. Coppersmith has not ruled out a Senate run and will announce next week.
Bryce Erickson son of Miami coach Dennis Erickson and Eva Bowen a Tempe woman were not prosecuted after an Arizona incident during the Fiesta Bowl trip. Paradise Valley police cited lack of independent witnesses and conflicting statements as reasons. Erickson was barred from practice and the bowl game by his father for violating team rules.
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