25 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1994
Page
1
President Clinton will deliver the State of the Union address tonight following a long tradition of formal speeches. Analysts expect a broad policy outline touching on economy health and national security.
The Supreme Court on a unanimous vote allows anti abortion protesters who block clinics or conspire to stop abortions to be sued under federal racketeering law. The decision reinstates a nationwide class action against Operation Rescue and others, enabling orders to halt illegal clinic protests. It is praised by NOW and the Clinton administration as a major victory.
Critics in the East Valley blame Bill Bidwill for the club’s turmoil as tongues wag over Bugel’s fate. Joe LaFlare of Mesa says Bidwill is the most indecisive person, leaving the Cardinals twisting in the wind.
Phoenix owner Bill Bidwill dismissed head coach Joe Bugel and his staff 22 days after a 7-9 season. Bugel finished 20-44 in four seasons as Cardinals coach. Bidwill cited need for improvement and coaching changes while promising to fill both head coach and general manager roles soon.
The Cardinals face a talent drain as key players and coaches depart citing money over loyalty. Linebacker Garth Jax notes many prospects will leave, signaling a major roster reshaping this off season.
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of Arizona’s Official English amendment four years after a federal judge found it unconstitutional. The decision prompts criticism from opponents who warn it creates legal uncertainty and signals division amid the ongoing national debate on language policy.
A statewide Rocky Mountain Poll of 705 adults shows 61 percent favor stronger gun distribution laws while 52 percent doubt such laws would cut crime. Though Arizonans see violent crime as a major state issue, most doubt laws will change crime rates, reflecting frustration.
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