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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1994

Page

9

Arizona Super Quiz opens to public at ASU West Gym

Beginning today and ending Wednesday the Super Quiz invites public support for top students. The event, at 1 p.m. Wednesday in ASU West Gym, features East Valley schools including Mountain View Mesa defending champions and Dobson Red Mountain Westwood Mesa Gilbert Highlands Mountain Pointe Ahwatukee Chandler. A Mesa High School member called in with luck wishes, and a nod to Round Valley High School in Eagar, alma mater of a Town Crier and former Academic decathlete.

ASU East Valley Mountain View High School Mesa Dobson Red Mountain Westwood Mesa High Schools Gilbert and Highlands Gilbert Mountain Pointe High School Ahwatukee Chandler High School Mesa High School Eagar Round Valley High School

Mesa woman seeks donated piano for grieving mother

Geri Peralli of Mesa asks readers to donate or loan a piano to Jane Coyner, whose 18 year old son died in February. Coyner cannot afford a used piano, and Peralli notes music is her emotional outlet. readers should call 949-2090 by day or 962-4478 in the evening to arrange pickup.

Geri Peralli Mesa Peralli Jane Coyner Coyner

Tempe Sails Into Sailing Classes At Kiwanis Lake

Tempe offers three week sailing classes at Kiwanis Lake for ages 10 and older. Sessions run 10:30 to 1 and 1 to 3 30 on Saturdays with option to bring personal boats. Registration at Edna Videl Activity Building through Wednesday. fees 39 dollars Tempe residents 58.50 nonresidents for adults, youth 19.95 Tempe residents.

Tempe Edna Videl S. Rural Road AERIS

Stapley Campaign Brochure Collector Item In Mesa

Mesa City Councilman Jim Stapley notes that about 30 of his 10 000 reelection brochures lack a black ink disclaimer across a Reagan cutout photo. The rest will feature FUNTIME stamped on the photo. Stapley spoke after picking up two rubber stamps from Professional Stamp and Seal on Main Street.

Mesa Jim Stapley Stapley Ronald Reagan Reagan W. Main St. West

Stapley sorry over Reagan photo in campaign brochure

Stapley admitted altering campaign brochures by stamping out an altered photo of himself with a smiling Ronald Reagan. He said it was a simple job and that he and wife Cleo would replace remaining copies over the next days. Stapley argued the photo was a symbol and not meant to mislead voters.

del Lamoreaux Stapley Cleo Reagan

Mesa recruits draw 1300 applicants for 15 firefighter posts

About 1,300 people competed for 15 Mesa firefighter positions at Centennial Hall after a 24 hour written test. Top 900 advance to oral exams and a prior physical test. Capt. Bob DeLeon noted it's tougher to become a firefighter than get into medical school as the department seeks more minorities and older spouses by dropping EMT certification requirements.

Mesa Centennial Hall Mesa Fire Bob DeLeon DeLeon David Hunt

Hostage situation ends in city as captors surrender

Six people surrendered early today after police response to a Mesa hostage scene. A 19 year old Phoenix woman, who said she was raped, was freed after being held with her 29 year old boyfriend. She reported missing March 9. Police say the captors accused the man of stealing about 30 pounds of marijuana and tortured him.

Mesa Phoenix Allen Sixth Avenue Se Mesa Ear Lloyd Lloyd Said Conertion

Lehi and Mesa move to pave dirt streets in two cities

David Jones of Lehi and Ron Krosting of Mesa discuss pressure from the EPA and air quality concerns as Mesa approves a four year plan to slurry seal 17 miles of unpaved roads. Unpaved streets are identified as a major source of fugitive dust in developed areas.

David Jones Lehi Environmental Protection Agency Jones Ron Krosting

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