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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1994
Page
1
Ellen Goodman offers guidance to Hillary Rodham Clinton urging her to resist the pressure to be all things to everyone. The columnist emphasizes that the first lady does not have to be perfect or omnipresent in public life and should focus on authentic leadership.
Saturday's sports section reports the game results on page A2 with brief scores and highlights.
Kenneth Laird, 18, one of four early Saturday escapees from Madison Street Jail, was captured within 30 hours near 19th Avenue and Thunderbird Road in north Phoenix after a short chase. The most violent escapee, he was later linked to a home break in and a stolen pickup that struck a traffic light pole. Returned to Madison Street Jail, he faces 23 hour lockdown pending further proceedings for a 1992 nurse murder and kidnapping conviction.
Alcor Life Extension Foundation moved its cryonics operation from California to Scottsdale. Seventeen heads and 325 Fahrenheit cryogenic storage units are now housed in a new Scottsdale facility to protect against earthquakes and ensure maintenance of the suspended patients until future revival.
A four alarm blaze tore through a Phoenix storage area near Interstate 17 and Deer Valley Road, displacing more than 200 residents. Fire officials aimed smoke upward with foam to suppress the creosote fire, with authorities monitoring runoff and air quality as residents were housed at a local church before returning home.
Tribune reports a bill to demand completion timetables and forecast data on MAG revenue and costs. It would set a citizen oversight panel and criteria for prioritizing freeways, sparking cross valley debate over potential costly routes and disaster fears from DeBolke.
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