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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1994
Page
1
Republican Gov. Symington confronts a possible million dollar cost to taxpayers as a political issue rises from a Tuesday election result. The paper notes the game winners on A2 and discusses the fiscal impact on state residents.
The Arizona House passed a bill 57 to 0 shaping police seizure of property from drug suspects. It would overhaul existing RICO based law amid a Tribune investigation and auditor report citing abuses. Some lawmakers call for further reforms beyond this first step.
Benny the Asian elephant makes a ceremonial first pitch at Municipal Stadium as the A's mascot. He arrives from the farm amid a fanfare of medieval costumes and entourage, delivering a surprisingly accurate toss after a few errant warmups.
A Rose Law Firm courier testified he was told to shred documents from Vincent Foster Jr.’s files after Robert Fiske Jr. was named special counsel. Jeremy Hedges, a part time courier in Little Rock, placed the shred date after the appointment, noting the probe into Foster’s death alongside Whitewater.
President Clinton named Lloyd Cutler, a veteran Washington insider, to take over as White House counsel. At 76 he said he will serve about 130 days while a permanent replacement is sought, replacing Bernard Nussbaum who resigned after involvement in meetings tied to the Whitewater probe.
The U S Postal Service proposes raising first class stamps to 32 cents for the first ounce and 25 cents for each extra ounce, a 10.3 percent rise in most mail classes. Officials say the change would add about eight to nine dollars yearly per consumer and trigger roughly three billion dollars in additional revenue. Hearings on the proposal are planned.
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