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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1994
Page
1
Richard Dumas failed a daily drug test with a positive beer result. His agent states the test outcome will cost the suspended Phoenix Sun player his status and game time.
Phoenix club president Bill Bidwill announced the team's name will become Arizona Cardinals after a St Patrick's Day luncheon with state leaders and sponsors. He said NFL approval is needed and noted the move reflects fan wishes. Clyde Simmons signed a five year free agent deal, and league acceptance will occur at upcoming NFL meetings.
A telephone poll asks residents whether they approve of the name Arizona Cardinals for the regional NFL team. Voters are invited to press one for yes or two to suggest alternatives.
A former Tempe City Court judge, Stephen Mirretti, encouraged Arizonans to invest in Consumer's Choice Inc., a Virginia firm later implicated in a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. An FBI probe led to a criminal conviction of the firm's chief officer, while Mirretti's exact role remains unclear though at least one investor says he was a key influence. Donna Farar, a Scottsdale attorney, states Mirretti was the basis of her investment and trusted him as a legal professional.
Residents in the 1100 block of West El Alba Way received a disruptive flier alleging a man convicted of attempted molestation, James Singleton, was released from jail and would live nearby. Singleton’s mother defends him, saying he is on home arrest and posed no danger, while a neighbor calls the sentence too lenient.
The funeral board votes to oust its director as a newly formed state funeral panel reshapes leadership. Board chair Jack Keller cites a change in direction, while Elizey declines comment and Paul Mes, who voted for firing, could not be reached for remark.
The notice hints at a Sunday tax prime topic in the Tribune, signaling focus on tax issues. Specific persons, dates, or places are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
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