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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1994
Page
10
A stray OCR line notes Senne Clieee High scoring 82 at Ramona and National City California while reporting a low minus 29 at Houston Maine. The fragment references two locations and contrasting scores, but lacks a clear event or context.
Extended forecast from Tuesday to Friday shows mostly pleasant conditions. Tuesday brings partly to mostly clear skies with highs near 60s and lows around 50s. Wednesday and Thursday expect partly cloudy days with highs in the mid 60s and lows in the low 40s. Friday turns sunny and breezy with highs in the mid 60s and cool lows around the 40s.
Ski report notes Sunrise with good to fair conditions and a 20 inch base backed by 100 percent packed powder. Fairfield Snowbowl reports fair skiing with an 11 to 20 inch base. Williams shows marginal skiing with powder in some areas and bare spots in places.
Reading fragment notes high concentrations of celetual ash and smuts in the area with uncertain context. Key terms appear garbled, but indicate environmental or industrial ash presence and related smoke or particulate concerns. No clear entities or dates.
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and breezes reported. Phoenix highs near 74 and lows around 52. Northwest Plateau sees rain and snow with snow levels at about 6,000 feet and temperatures near 51 to 29. Mogollon Rim slight shower chance with same snow level 6,000 feet. Show Low around 53 to 32. White Mountains show low confidence in precipitation and cooler readings.
A watering guideline notes rye grass requires 0.33 inches of water if it has not been watered in the last seven days. For more details contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3058.
ASU alumnus Minett proposes narrowing University Avenue from five to two lanes, adding angled parking on both sides to foster pedestrian-friendly streets. The idea aims to link neighborhoods, create campus destinations, and reduce a perceived barrier between Tempe and ASU while routing traffic to Fifth Street and the Red Mountain Freeway.
Gregory Motley a nonteaching Board of Education employee surrendered after being charged with forgery. The error began when the district mixed his file with that of Phillip Motley of Dublin Ohio who had applied for a Chicago teaching job. Motley's use of the Ohio man’s credentials led to his hiring as a teacher and respected basketball coach. The real Phillip Motley learned of the issue via Social Security notices and payroll records showing his name and pay in Chicago for years.
President Clinton will push administration plans to emphasize drug treatment and prevention in the State of the Union. White House drug control director Lee Brown says reducing demand is the first major goal as violence is tied to drug use. The speech also flags tough on crime measures while gun policy details are unlikely to be firmed up.
America West, amid Chapter 11 restructuring, now paints its own planes at a $42 million maintenance center and has begun repainting other carriers. This month it earned formal certification to paint military aircraft, enabling bids on Air Force contracts. The airline uses polyurethane paints with reduced volatile compounds and electric charging to adhesion, a safer, greener process. It takes about a week to repaint a plane, costing roughly $40,000 to $50,000, and fleets are repainted every five years as UV exposure and temperature swings wear surfaces. Ratts emphasizes finish, saying, “I want planes to look good.”
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