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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1994

Page

6

Soroptimists seek candidates for three Mesa honors

Soroptimist International of Mesa invites nominations for three recognition categories. The People Helping People award honors those who use resources to help others reach potential. People of Distinction honors long term volunteers or professionals. A third category salutes orgs advancing others via policies, scholarships, or advocacy. Nominations go to Gerry Jones at 833-8492 by Wednesday.

Soroptimist International of Mesa Club Izes People Helping People Gerry Jones

District honors 13 winners in U S Constitution essay contest

Mesa Unified School District recognized 13 winners across four divisions after teachers selected 250 top essays from more than 2,000 submissions. Awards were presented February 16 at East Valley Institute of Technology with winners from Elena Th Franklin East Elementary to Westwood High School.

Mesa Unified School East Valley Institute of Technology Elena Th Franklin East Stefanie Shobe Jefferson Brittany Bee Whittier Chris Nolin Crismon Otto Shill Franklin West Michelle Mokwa Scott Grese Shepherd Alicia McKee Kino Kelli Forsyth Westwood High School George Stickney Brian Walters Maureen Rrhoaeeth Poe Aleeaesaee Tein Ray Westwood

Nominations Sought for 12 Who Care Kachina Awards

Arizonans are invited to nominate volunteers for the 18th annual 12 Who Care Kachina Awards to be presented in October. Open to all ages, with emphasis on young adults, students and full time volunteers whose work goes beyond school or work. Nomination forms available by calling 251-8476. postmark deadline is April 4.

Mesa man could face 254 years for molesting three sisters

Arvine Hardwick, 49, found guilty on 16 of 18 sex charges related to three young sisters living with him in Mesa. Sentencing set for April 7 could yield one of Maricopa County's harshest pedophile penalties. The abuse occurred in 1987 and 1988 when the girls were ages 5 to 10.

Mesa Arvine Hardwick Maricopa County Hardwick

ASU Builds Tiny Satellite ASUSAT 1 For Space Debris Study

Arizona State University students design and build ASUSAT 1, a 10-pound satellite for Orbital Sciences to study space debris. The project, involving 35 students and ASU partners, aims to measure particle masses and trajectories in low Earth orbit at 230 miles altitude, with a two year mission beginning after a 1996 launch.

Arizona State University ASU Aerospace Research Center Orbital Sciences Corp Space Data Division Chandler Helen Reed Direc Tor ASU Aerospace Research Center Asusat 1 Earth Reed Joel Rademacher Orbital Scott Webster Motorola Inc Honeywell Conparape

Mesa agrees land for Red Mountain Freeway to Dobson Road

Mesa City Council approved a state agreement to extend the Red Mountain Freeway to Dobson Road by April 1995 and to McKellips Road two years later. Mesa will deed undetermined land in the freeway right of way to ADOT, with the state valuing it at several million dollars after an appraisal. Construction to Dobson starts in June, funded partly by federal money, with full freeway work from Squaw Peak Parkway to Price Road planned later.

Mesa Red Mountain Dobson Road McKellips Road Arizona Department of Transportation Mike Hutchinson Hutchinson Dobson Riverview Park Eighth St ADOT McKellips Squaw Peak Parkway Phocene Tempe Price Road

State Senate backs Symington tax cut package amid budget talk

The Arizona Senate approved a 122 million dollar package led by a 100.7 million dollar state income tax cut and homeowner and business tax breaks. The plan, labeled the Middle Income Tax Relief Act of 1994, would cut all brackets with an average 21 dollar annual savings and freeze the homeowners rebate at 35 percent of the district tax rate. It now awaits House action in a possible special session to address the budget. Senator Peter Goudinoff opposed, arguing renters should get a tax credit restored.

Fife Symington State Senate Arizona House Symington Ee En Peter Goudinoff Tucson

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