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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1994

Page

1

Ladmo, Beloved Ladmo Show Host, Dies at 65 in Arizona

Ladmo, longtime host of The Wallace and Ladmo Show, died Wednesday from complications of lung cancer at Desert Samaritan Hospital in Mesa. He was admitted February 21. Visitation tonight in Tempe, funeral Friday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Donations suggested to Tempe Boys and Girls Club.

Ladmo Wallace and Carr-Tenney Mortuary S. Rural Road Tempe Our Lady of Mount Car

North Korea poised to strike within 24 hours, U.S. officials warn

U.S. and U.N. officials say North Korea has bolstered forces along the DMZ over three years and could attack in as little as 12 to 24 hours. Separately, new federal guidelines aim to ease painful cancer suffering. Winter 1994 cold snap slows home sales after years of gains.

N. Korea North Korea Korea U.S U.N

Wednesday game results? winning numbers displayed on A2

The article notes that the winning numbers for Wednesday's game are published on page A2. It references the result details and directs readers to the specified column for the exact figures.

Mascots Animate Benefit Game At Peoria Stadium

A spring training charity game between the San Padres and Seattle Mariners at Peoria Sports Complex drew big mascot presence. McGruff the Crime Dog led a procession of about 15 life sized figures including a Carl's Jr. Happy Star, a Desert Botanical Gardens cactus, a dragon, the Tin Man, and Sparky as fans battled mixed atmosphere with hot dog smells and bat crack.

Peoria San Padres Seattle Mariners McGruff Crime Dog Phoenix Desert Botanical Gardens Tin Man Sparky

Expansion panel set to study Phoenix stadium plan in 1998

The owners meeting in Scottsdale named Boston Red Sox president John Harrington to lead an expansion committee that will report in June. Members include Stan Kasten Stan Cook Jerry Reinsdorf Dick Jacobs George Steinbrenner Bill Giles Leonard Coleman Bobby Brown and Bud Selig noted the 14 month life left for the financing plan. Colangelo said investors still aim for a 1998 opening while lawsuits filed against the Maricopa County vote loom over the process.

Phoenix Scottsdale Bud Selig Jerry Colangelo Principe Baseball Colangelo Maricopa County Selig Boston Red Sox John Harrington Harrington Atlanta Braves Stan Kasten Chicago Cubs Stan Cook Chi- White Sox Jerry Reinsdorf Cleveland Indians Dick Jacobs New York Yankees George Steinbrenner Philadelphia Phillies Bill Giles Leonard Coleman Bobby Brown Phoenix Stadium

Death of Mesa boy reopens 1993 case probe

Police search for a man who entered the Hansen apartment at 260 W Eighth Ave and knocked a boy unconscious The probe revisits the May 1993 death of Anthony Hansen infant son of Davonna Hansen and Christopher Hansen The case echoes a second killing in the family two weeks earlier in the same complex in Mesa A reader notes the operator heard distant cries before Davonna Hansen returned to the scene.

Mesa Boy Ronan Waenantey Eighth Ave Hansen Effncesen Anthony Hansen Davonna Hansen Christopher Sr Hansens Liv

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