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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1994
Page
1
F1 Barkley tops All-Stars Fans final balloting for the NBA All-Star Game released Thursday. Phoenix guard Charles Barkley leads the pack as fans cast votes for the marquee event. Bob Hope Doc Severinsen and the rock trio Rush are noted as heading for TOIF in the same coverage.
A 16 year old boy fatally shot himself in a Mesa Mountain View High School restroom prompting administrators to deploy counselors. Officials cite rising youth self harm rates with Arizona ranking high nationally in past years.
Tonya Harding in Portland acknowledged she did not tell authorities what she knew about the Nancy Kerrigan attack and pleaded for another chance at Olympic gold. She denied prior knowledge, said she learned details after returning to Portland January 10, while the U.S. Olympic Committee voiced deep concern and formed a panel to probe potential removal from the team.
Former figure skater speaks about the assault on Nancy Kerrigan, saying she bears responsibility for not reporting information learned at nationals. She apologizes, honors Kerrigan, and notes the public may struggle to forgive her. Stephanie Quintero notes Harding appeared relieved after the statement.
The Senate Transportation Committee approved a bill to keep the environmental plates but require the Dept of Transportation to alter their design so numbers are easier to read. The bill would remove plans to invalidate the plates next June and keep revenue funding environmental education through a $17 gift from each $25 plate.
A lakeside scene at Tahoe is described with a glassy 22 mile surface turning amethyst as twilight fades. Tall evergreens outline the shore while the Sierra backdrop and emerald forests deepen the blue of the lake in the fading light.
The Justice Department deputy attorney general Philip Heymann resigned citing lack of chemistry with Attorney General Janet Reno. The abrupt departure adds to ongoing personnel problems in the Clinton administration as officials offered few details on the friction behind the move.
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