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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1994
Page
1
A 66 year old Ahwatukee woman frightened off a carjacker near Fiesta Mall, prompting police to investigate. The incident underscores a tense moment as bystanders witnessed the attack and provided details to authorities.
Columnist William Safire analyzes why Bobby Ray Inman pulled his nomination on Tuesday. The piece examines the bruising confirmation process, charges about the Washington scene and the media, and assigns potential blame, reflecting editorial tone and context in page eight.
The Tribune notes Wednesday’s game results appearing on page A2. It mentions Tribune Newspapers printed in pan with recycled newsprint and are recyclable. For a nearby area, call and press 1414.
Negotiators on both sides delayed a proposed sale tax to fund a $253 million stadium after late in the day disagreements. A 5:30 p.m. public hearing and a Maricopa County supervisors vote were canceled as deal makers reconvened to resolve minor differences. Supervisor Mary Rose Wilcox predicted a deal would be presented to the Board of Supervisors tonight.
Portland reports Jeff Gillooly, 26, arraigned with alleged hit man Shane Minoaka Stant amid ongoing claims of Tonya Harding’s involvement. Harding says she and Gillooly had no role. Bodyguard Eckardt alleges two calls to Kerrigan schedule and an alibi plan. Deputy affidavit notes planned attack in Massachusetts delaying until January 6 at the U S Figure Skating Championships.
A sudden tremor at the earthquake epicenter stirred residents at Northridge Park Apartments. Officials urge anyone with information about Mike Ross to come forward as neighbors report ongoing aftershocks and displacement concerns.
In January Los Angeles experiences a minor aftershock of the 1994 quake. A hotel manager reports a gentle marble-slab sway while a security guard witnesses fear and vigilance, reflecting the era’s anxious mood amid fresh tremor memories.
In 11 degree below zero weather, Bethlehem Steel cuts power at its forging plant while rolling blackouts spread across utilities serving 21 million people from Washington to New Jersey. PECO urges sharp electricity cuts as records fall and daily life pauses across the Northeast Midwest and South.
President Clinton toured the San Fernando Valley after a 5.5 aftershock as the death toll rose to 46 and injuries neared 4,500. He pledged rapid aid, with about 240 million in SBA loans and 45 million for immediate repairs and debris removal, while promising long term reconstruction support.
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