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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1994
Page
1
The United States issued a limited visa to Gerry Adams, president of Sinn Fein, the Northern Irish party linked to the outlawed IRA. The decision arrives amid years of peace talks and political shifts in Northern Ireland.
Viewers accuse Channel 8 KAET of embarrassing the audience by broadcast of Tales of the City. They urge the station to consider the program's content and viewer sensitivities.
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Chandler Unified School District adopts year round education with nine week terms and three week breaks for Frye and Galveston elementary pupils. Tempe High plans to switch in 1995 96 as the first Arizona high school. Mesa Irving Elementary and others weigh calendars as NAERE notes 1.4 million students in over 30 states attend year round schools.
The Buffalo Bills fell 30-13 to Dallas, marking their fourth consecutive Super Bowl defeat. Fans express frustration and decide to move on, while Dallas star Emmitt Smith shines as the MVP candidate. Locations include Buffalo and Pettibone's Restaurant at Pilot Field as the city endures a snowbound, hard luck stereotype.
At Davos Yasser Arafat and Shimon Peres signaled a breakthrough in talks on Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Jericho. An outline accord on Jericho size and security was reported, with plans to meet in Cairo within a week to finalize. Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa indicated a possible signing within 10 days in Cairo.
Arizona lawmakers push a bill to bar other states from taxing pension benefits of retirees who moved to Arizona and to stop liens on Arizona property for those individuals. Sponsored by Sen. Austin Turner and 25 others, the measure requires claim filing with the local county recorder to obtain protection.
Mesa author and former cancer researcher Gerald Dermer argues scientists rely on cell lines grown in petri dishes, claiming these differ greatly from human tumors and misdirect cancer research. He says researchers chase data volume to secure funding and career advancement, while real breakthroughs remain elusive.
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