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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1994
Page
1
Secretary Warren Christopher signals possible trade sanctions against North Korea for refusing inspections. A report notes tensions rising as diplomatic options are weighed. Separate items mention a corneal microscope use and a dispute in Arizona's transplant community over eye tissue donations.
A magnitude 5.3 aftershock struck at 1:20 p.m. in Southern California, centered one mile west northwest of Panorama City in the San Fernando Valley, roughly six miles from the Northridge epicenter. The quake damaged a recently repaired freeway, toppled boulders onto Malibu Canyon Road, and caused rock slides in Angeles National Forest but no injuries were reported.
An aftershock during the Academy Awards rehearsal at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion caused a momentary scare as a giant dinosaur prop delivered a winning envelope. The audience mistook it for a special effect before technicians confirmed an earthquake and the rehearsal resumed.
Organizers participants and spectators hailed the Phoenix 500 Air Races as a successful inaugural event and urged a return next year. The crowd applauded the competitive showcases and community engagement across the weekend event.
Eric Shilling and Dick Rossi, both in their late seventies, recalled as old geezers browse family photos at the Phoenix 500 Air Races and Fly-In Convention at Williams Gateway Airport. They and 87 others from WWII days are remembered as once Lions and stone hearted killers who gave Americans hope as WWII began.
Tribune wire services reports Georgia writer and columnist Lewis Grizzard died at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta after his fourth open heart operation. He was 47 and survived by his wife Debra Kyle. Grizzard, famed for humorous Southern nostalgia, also edited the Chicago Sun Times after leaving Atlanta.
Public access programs on Dimension Cable Channel 22 feature nudity with topless painting and discussions by seven participants. Shows air after 11 p.m. to limit young viewers, drawing mixed reactions from parents and officials. Some complaints call it obscene while advocates defend artistic expression amid federal rules.
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