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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1994
Page
10
Arizona State University music faculty present Stravinsky The Rite of Spring in a free recital at 7 30 PM in Katzin Concert Hall. The event is open to the public and parking and event details are available by calling 965 TUNE for recordings and information.
The Mesa Community College Chamber Opera presents No No Nanette at 7 30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at 1833 West Southern Avenue. Tickets cost six dollars general admission five dollars for students and four dollars for seniors. Advance tickets are available by calling 461 7172.
Tickets priced at 11 and 12 dollars are selling at Kerr Cultural Center 6110 N. Scottsdale Road ASU's Gammage Auditorium and Dillard's box offices.
Tim Hogan of the Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest will discuss state funding of public schools at Mesa Community College in the Kiva Room at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The MCC Center for Public Policy and Services sponsors the talk, open to all, with a contact number for details. The Brown Bag Lecture on Math Success with Gail Mee follows at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, plus other sessions planned for April. Enrollment for fall 1994 at MCC begins this week with new and returning students invited to enroll April 4.
Rio Salado Community College invites prospective students to an information session on its accelerated degree offerings. The 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to noon Saturday events at the East Valley Service Center in Mesa highlight PASS and ACTION! associate degree paths for full time workers and FASTRACK courses with credits every seven to eight weeks. For details call 252 3289.
Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Catfish Hunter joins a national diabetes awareness effort in Arizona. The event at Phoenix Municipal Stadium features free screening, a diabetes quiz, autographs, and copies of Cooking with Catfish Hunter. Hunter, diagnosed 17 years ago, urges early diagnosis and treatment to prevent complications. the event is co sponsored by ADA and local partners.
Multiple obituaries list a 17 year old Sands Williams of Gilbert with services at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and visitation at Bunkers Garden Chapel. Edna Cecelia Anderson 78 of Tempe. Ruth N Turner 70 of Globe. Arvie P Korstad 74 of Ronald with memorials to King of Glory. Details include various service times and locations, surviving spouses and family members, and memorial fund mentions.
A Mesa man, Jeff Baker, 27, was in serious condition after his pickup collided head on with a semi-tractor trailer near 1700 South Mesa Drive at about 6:05 a.m. He suffered back and head injuries including a skull fracture and was flown to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Osborn. The other driver, Rodney Gray, 31, of Phoenix, was not injured. Police say Baker veered into a closed construction lane and was not wearing a seat belt.
A Hispanic man in his mid twenties was killed at Country Club Car Wash 1726 N Country Club Dr when a blue tinted window car with three occupants pulled up and fired. Two others were with him as police investigate a possible gang link and identify a Ford Tempo style vehicle.
Mesa police seek public help locating two white male suspects, 25, 5 11, 180 pounds, after a Feb 23 robbery at Dewitt Jewelers on Power Road. They forced owner to back of store at gunpoint, emptied four display cases, and fled north in a late 1980s black Ford king cab pickup with no plates. One suspect has light brown or blond hair, the other black curly hair. Call 644-2002 with tips.
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