04 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1994
Page
1
A state agriculture group invites city residents to pay $1 for lunch on Wednesday to celebrate agriculture and learn farm economics. Meanwhile readers share seat belt experiences in a column by Ann Landers, prompting reflections on safety.
Maricopa County Manager Roy Pederson files his own name for layoff as part of a county wide cut. Supervisors vote to lay off up to 1350 workers and require four days unpaid leave to cover a projected 22 million deficit. Pederson, 60, from Scottsdale earns 116000 annually and may depart after a board set date.
Thousands packed Carr Tenney Mortuary in Tempe to honor Ladimir Ladmo Kwiatkowski. Fans spanning four decades recalled his Wallace and Ladmo Show days while Pat McMahon and others paid tribute. Ladmo died from lung cancer early Wednesday at Desert Samaritan Hospital in Mesa.
A Mesa man, acting city court judge Louraine Arkfeld, suspended Koch with pay on February 25 after police heard he had assaulted a former girlfriend. Court records tie Koch to past legal troubles including domestic violence accusations and a drunken conviction, with ongoing child support issues dating to 1988. Linda Koch refused to discuss custody while alleging her ex-husband did not meet his obligations and criticized the judge’s own conduct.
President Clinton resurrects the 1988 trade law Super 301 signaling a stronger U S stance toward Japan. The move, aimed at pressuring Japan over market access, follows February trade talks collapse and extends the program for two years. Kantor to issue a report by March 30 to decide on a new hit list.
An in house courier for Rose Law Firm testified to a federal grand jury that in late January he and a colleague used a shredder to destroy documents from Vincent Foster Jr. files in Little Rock Arkansas. The testimony concerns the death of Vincent Foster and the White House lawyer under investigation.
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