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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1994
Page
11
Red Mountain High School Booster Club offers a raffle for two tickets to the Bulls at Suns game on February 6. Tickets cost 2 for one chance or 5 for three chances, with drawing January 24. Proceeds support school organizations.
A benefit to aid wounded Pinal County sheriff's Deputy Don Mauldin will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Apache Junction VFW on 133 S. Saguaro St. The event, hosted by the VFW and the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, features the Canyon Country Band and invites donations of goods and services auctioned to support Mauldin and his family.
St Marys Food Bank invites donations of five cans of nonperishable food at Sports Authority locations in exchange for a free Phoenix Open ticket. The event runs Jan 24 to 30 at the Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale. Tickets are valued at $15, with Mesa location at 1308 S Country Club Dr.
Hospice Family Care seeks compassionate volunteers to provide companionship and comfort to terminally ill patients and their families at 1616 E Indian School Road Phoenix. The program invites community members to offer time, empathy, and practical support to those in need.
Mesa school officials backed a community gang intervention plan using school facilities. The 19 point plan, presented by Capt Lin Adams, seeks joint efforts with Mesa City Council United Way Boys and Girls Club and other agencies to provide teen activities and expanded summer programs, while funding remains uncertain.
Mesa Unified School District leaders push for state funding changes in 1994 with Superintendent Jim Zaharis calling for education to rise on the political agenda. Assistant Superintendent Chuck Essigs notes budget hinges on Legislature, inflationary increases absent for three years. New Horizons night classes aim to graduate more students, with two new schools opening Stapley Junior High and Red Mountain Ranch Elementary as district expands to 67th and 68th campuses.
A Scottsdale case shows a 14 year old involved in carjacking escaping with a light sentence amid debate over juvenile rehabilitation. Some urge harsher handling, noting a growing view that a core of youth offenders may be beyond rehabilitation and pose mortal risk to society.
A Phoenix woman, Sally Marie Lapan, 28, will serve five years in prison and lifelong probation after pleading guilty to abuse and failing to report it. She testified against co-defendant Dennis Ernest, who faces multiple counts of aggravated assault and child abuse linked to Johnny Ernest's injuries in 1993.
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