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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1994
Page
12
Extended forecast calls for continued cool. Lows dip into the teens in the mountains and the 30s in the deserts, with highs around 60 Sunday and Monday. A 20 percent chance of rain or snow, then cooler temperatures return.
Sunrise reports good to fair skiing with a 24 inch base while Fairfield Snowbowl shows fair conditions with 15 to 24 inches of base and four inches of new snow. Williams reports four inches of new snow but needs five more inches to open. Call 898 5665 press SNOW.
Monitoring shows PM and ozone levels with ranges from 0 to 199 in East Valley and Central Phoenix areas. AQI categories span good to unhealthful, with values listed as 14 17 22 18 33 22 24 31 22 and 0 50 51 100 101 199 for different pollutants and times.
Increasing clouds and continued cold on the Mogollon Rim with a chance of snowfall at night. Flagstaff expected around 34 and 16 for the high and low. In Southeast Arizona Safford should start sunny then cloud up with a high near 53 and a low near 27.
Water rye grass with 0.6 inches if not watered in the last week. For more information, contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3058.
Washington reports Republicans warn Clinton must drop employer mandates and spending limits to push the plan this year. Dole calls the proposal in trouble while Kennedy vows no filibuster, urging universal coverage by 1998 with broader support from Democrats and insurers.
A survey of 1,000 Americans finds 18 percent stayed in or kept a job because of health benefits, and 41 percent cite benefits as a top reason to stay. Salary remains a stronger factor for many, with 35 percent and 31 percent choosing current roles over new offers for pay reasons.
Federal grand jury empaneled about two weeks ago probes former governor Symington. Joyce Riebel testified. RTC civil suit linked to Camelback Esplanade deal. Officials say investigation shifted to Los Angeles. Napolitano declines comment. Dowd defends cooperation.
East Valley education officials plan to send representatives to a meeting to ask questions about a proposed competency test for high school graduates. Supt Jim Buchanan notes the plan needs details on credits. Mesa and Chandler districts caution against simplistic pass/fail and stress readiness, arts, and broader skills.
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