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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1994
Page
1
Andrew Magee delivered a flawless final round to win the Northern Telecom Open in Tucson by two strokes, marking his fourth PGA Tour victory. The piece also notes broader workplace health costs and rising attention disorders in children affecting educators and parents.
The weekend draw results appear on A2 with recycled newsprint. For an area near you, call and press 1414 to get more information.
A Phoenix airport hangar uses 32,000 pounds of discarded buttonhole beads as eco friendly paint strippers for America West aircraft. Beads buff old paint with air driven blasting, reducing worker and environmental hazards though creating drift and mess on the hangar floor.
President Clinton plans to broaden his crime program in the State of the Union address. He backs a three time loser proposal to jail violent felons for life as he highlights crime as voters top concern. The package includes 100,000 new police, boot camps for youths, and a semiautomatic weapons ban.
A proposal to shrink University Drive between Rural Road and Mill Avenue to two lanes would divert about 42,000 vehicles daily from Mesa Chandler and Gilbert, aiming to foster closer ASU downtown ties. Adjunct John Minett calls himself the loony Brit behind the idea, while ASU and Tempe consider the plan and its community impact.
About 1,000 anti abortion protesters gathered at Wesley Bolin Plaza to mark 21 years since Roe v Wade with speeches condemning abortion and urging anti abortion politicians. Speakers included Arizona Right to Life leader John Jakubczyk and congressional candidate Trent Franks.
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