19 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1994
Page
1
Cajun gumbo joins the Super Bowl feast as a bold, crowd pleasing option. Hearty broth, sausage and shrimp provide a savory centerpiece, with hokey game-day sides complementing the spice. A crowd favorite, this dish brings warmth to a winter celebration.
Rep Sam Coppersmith D Ariz announces bid for U S Senate with at least three other Democrats also seeking the nomination. The news notes Prudhomme’s new book on Cajun cuisine and youth fashion trends with rings as a notable style detail.
A letter from a reader criticizes loud car stereos that drown out sirens arguing such volume endangers pedestrians and drivers. The correspondent asks why people install window shaking systems and crank them to full volume.
The winning numbers for Tuesday's Fantasy 5 draw are announced on page A2. Readers are reminded the print is recyclable and to call 1414 for details about a local area draw.
Northridge residents adapt to a changed Southern California as lines form for water and relief, schools suffer damage, and freeways close. The quake toll climbs and aftershocks persist while officials warn of tough days ahead.
Mesa Mayor Willie Wong attended his first City Council meeting in over two months, returning to his seat after a stroke. He thanked residents for patience while noting ongoing speech therapy and an expected recovery period. Candace Martinez, honored for calling 911 during her mother’s heart attack, helped greet him with a shy wave.
A Phoenix based Ash Entertainment Group Inc proposes a Disneyland type theme park in the East Valley Arizona. Legislature considers a tax incentive bill for development in Gilber t or Tempe with House Speaker Mark Killian as primary sponsor.
Bobby Ray Inman stunned Washington by withdrawing his nomination for defense secretary. He cited intense media scrutiny and unusual dissatisfaction with the process, saying he did not want the job badly enough to endure further attacks and regrets not turning it down earlier.
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