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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1994
Page
2
Prince Charles announces he is quitting league polo to spare his back, though he will play in a few charity matches. A palace statement cites years of strain and a 1990 arm break. The disclosure follows news of Queen Elizabeth II breaking her left hand after a horse mishap.
Miss America Kimberly Aiken was left scared and unhurt after an LA earthquake jolted her hotel. She cut her foot on broken glass during evacuation while the event for Martin Luther King Day was canceled and city duties were called off.
Denver will sing to clear the remainder of his sentence for drinking and driving at a January 29 Aspen concert. Proceeds go to a group that provides free cab rides to those too intoxicated to drive. The 49 year old pleaded guilty after his car was seen weaving on August 21. He received 28 hours of community service and a fifty dollar fine. His hits include Rocky Mountain High Take Me Home Country Roads and Thank God I'm a Country Boy.
In Chicago a three round charity boxing match ended with Danny Bonaduce defeating Danny Osmond by a 2-1 decision. Bonaduce bloodied Osmond's nose while Osmond lasted all rounds. Proceeds mostly go to The Tom and Roseanne Arnold Foundation with 80 percent, and The Children's Miracle Network with 20 percent. Osmond stars in Chicago in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Bonaduce works as a radio DJ.
Winter storms forced The Nashville Network to rerun a 90 minute Music City Tonight show on Monday. Gregory and the Brother Phelps duo were slated guests but could not reach the studio due to the weather. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
The Citadel's all male era ends as Chief Justice Rehnquist dissolves a stay allowing Shannon Faulkner to enroll for day study. Faulkner, turning 19, begins classes while confirming she cannot join the cadet corps or barracks pending further review. The case questions the school’s gender based admissions policy and federal suit continues.
Manassas Va. A defense psychiatrist testified Lorena Bobbitt was in a brief reactive psychosis during the June 23 attack on her husband John due to escalating abuse. The psychiatrist said she is no longer psychotic, while a prosecution expert argued she acted with choice and control.
On January 19 1994 the history page marks Robert E Lee born in Stratford Virginia in 1807. In a Phoenix 1921 move the police chief ordered street pedestrians after 8 pm stopped and searched for concealed weapons to curb crime.
Brazilian legislator Joao Alves told a congressional panel in October that he amassed about 51 million dollars on a legislator's salary by winning national bingo and local and national lotteries 24 000 times since 1988.
President Clinton, saying he feels great, underwent a routine physical at Bethesda Naval Hospital under White House physician Dr. Robert Ramsey. Officials reported no heart disease, with blood pressure 132/74 and pulse 57, cholesterol 204, height 6 feet 2 inches, weight 210 pounds, and ongoing allergy desensitization injections.
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