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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1994
Page
1
John Bobbitt testifies for a second day denying he hit his wife and says he only pushed and restrained her. Reconstructive surgery aids children and teens, while Dennis Erickson defends remaining at Miami. The winning numbers appear on A2.
Mesa Mayor Willie Wong officializes bid for re election by turning in petitions two days before the filing deadline. He recovers from a October stroke that limited speech and memory and hopes for a strong comeback as he prepares for likely challengers in the race. Kevin Wong, his eldest son, accompanied him at City Hall as signatures topped the required threshold. Wong, 45, was first elected to the Mesa City Council in 1986 and remains optimistic about victory.
Danijel Buljan, 45, arrived Dec 3 seeking free reconstruction in Scottsdale. He was shot near Sarajevo while delivering aid. Monday he underwent the first of three operations to replace a cheekbone with rib graft and receive a glass eye. Surgeons donated time. a Ced hospital team assisted.
NATO members vote unanimously on a broadened yet highly conditional airstrike plan in the Bosnia war. The alliance blends British French and American efforts to pressure Bosnian Serbs, with potential strikes to aid Sarajevo if UN commanders on the ground request and NATO approves.
Gov. Fife Symington released a 4.2 billion dollar state budget proposal for 1994-95. It boosts K through 12 funding by about 148 million and increases spending for universities, community colleges, prisons, and health and welfare programs. The plan marks a roughly 400 million dollar rise from 1993-94, aided by higher state sales and income tax receipts.
The Arizona Supreme Court and Attorney General's Office clash over a bill to shorten the death penalty appeal process. The measure would let the court independently review cases when aggravating circumstances exist, aiming to reduce repetitive steps without ending appeals.
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