30 Jan 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1994
Page
1
Report notes a strong aftershock rattled Southern California causing freeway closures and structural damage. Officials press ahead with clean air mandates before Maricopa County’s first federal deadline, under legislative directives.
The newspaper notes that the winning numbers for Saturday's game can be found on page A2. The brief directs readers to the specified page to view the results and details of the drawing.
A Louisiana publisher released Why Men Watch Football by Bob Andelman after interviewing fans, psychologists, and psychiatrists across the country. The book argues football serves as an antidote for despair and an opiate for the masses, while fans describe its brute force and finesse as a miniature gridiron war.
Williams Gateway Airport revival brings new leasing to three buildings and runways for 90 324 dollars yearly. Intergovernmental groups and Williams Redevelopment Partnership await Air Force approval to transfer property. ASU and Maricopa Community College District plan an educational mall with about 20 schools in the ERT zone.
A record 114,200 fans filled the TPC Scottsdale during the third round, exceeding the 1992 mark and setting a single day attendance record for any sports event in Arizona. Officials expanded parking by 25 acres as the 6992 yard course absorbed the crowd with generally well behaved spectators.
Arizona faces a crowded political season as an open U.S. Senate seat draws two hopefuls from current jobs while the secretary of state and several legislators eye runs. Two House members depart their districts, triggering a surge of state and local contenders amid Democratic criticism of the president and a campaign climate seen as potentially the sharpest since the Reagan era.
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