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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1994
Page
1
President Clinton named Adm. Jeremy Boorda, then commander of NATO forces in Southern Europe, as the Navy’s top officer. An investment group seeks control of America West Airlines, aiming to own about 73 percent of the reorganized carrier.
The letter writer denounces Senate Bill 1236 as poor legislation that strips counties of the authority to decide their own direction and define what is right for their citizens. The missive reflects local concern about government overreach and governance.
Webster Hubbell resigns as associate attorney general amid an Arkansas billing probe tied to his Rose Law Firm work with Hillary Clinton. President Clinton supports the decision, Reno calls the departure a loss, and Hubbell vows to clear his name while returning to Arkansas.
Maricopa County faces a 22 million dollar deficit and a quarter cent sales tax bailout vote may be sent to county voters to repay a state loan. The Senate Finance Committee approved the amendment 6 2 and sent the measure toward the full Senate with uncertainty over its fate.
FBI agents arrested 58 year old Robert Neaher outside his Apache Junction trailer home in connection with a 1982 execution style murder in Michigan. Neaher was known to neighbors Sandra Hewitt and Jim O’Bier as a friendly neighbor and as “Lee.”
Howard Fischer reports on trial actions in which the defense for a man accused of raping and killing a Pizza Hut delivery driver and cab driver questions the case. The suspect, Lee, is linked to the April 6 1992 crimes and awaits separate proceedings while investigators pursue the desert murder and robbery sequence.
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