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Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1994

Page

2

Madonna aims to buy an NBA team to own a franchise

Madonna seeks to purchase an NBA franchise and wants sole ownership, eyeing the Chicago Bulls per New York magazine. The singer has been linked to several players but notes the Bulls aren’t for sale while listing the Pistons, Heat, and Magic as options. Barkley denies dating Madonna.

Madonna Charlies Barkley National Basketball Association Chicago Bulls New York Magazine Detroit Pistons Miami Heat Orlando Magic Barkley Phoenix Suns

Diane Sawyer Faces Money Talk Over ABC Deal

Diane Sawyer, linked to a reportedly $7 million ABC contract, criticizes the focus on money as distasteful and embarrassing. Ken Auletta counters, calling the situation counterfeit and suggesting Sawyer aims to leave a lasting mark as she nears age fifty.

Diane Sawyer ABC TV Guide Sawyer Ken Auletta The New Yorker

Asner Receives Midwest Distinguished Citizen Award

Ed Asner is honored by the Greater Kansas City Region of the National Conference as Distinguished Citizen of the Midwest. The group commended his willingness to speak on causes from organized labor to Middle East peace, while he says he acts as a lightning rod for public expression. Louis Smith lauded his contributions to the nation and profession.

Ed Asner Asner Midwest Greater Kansas City National Conference Middle East Louis Smith Joe Blow

Princess Diana given royal treatment by London officers

Police in London faced scrutiny after two officers parked Princess Diana's green Audi in a tow away zone and left a note on the windshield claiming the vehicle was broken down. The Princess allegedly needed a space near Harrods and Sloane Street, while Yard officials criticized the officers for acting as if the car were in need of help.

London Princess of Wales Diana Knightsbridge Harrods Sloane Street Metropolitan Police British Press Association Scotland Yard

Beverly Hills villa linked to Heidi Fleiss buyer

A dental products maker bought the house once linked to Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss. Federico Pignatelli paid Fleiss' pediatrician father nearly 1.8 million dollars for the four bedroom Beverly Hills villa. Fleiss, 27, faces trial next month on charges tied to running a high priced call girl ring for the film industry. The Los Angeles Times cited unidentified sources and did not specify Fleiss' new residence.

Hollywood Heidi Fleiss Federico Pignatelli Fleiss Beverly Hills Los Angeles Times

Collins sheds tears as she sings for president’s visit

Judy Collins, portraying a blind singer in CBS’s Christy, recalled singing My Father at a White House dinner for President Clinton and being moved to tears by the Lincoln Bedroom moment. She credits her father with much of her life wisdom and strength. Christy debuts April 3, set in an Appalachian town in 1912.

Clinton Judy Collins Lincoln Collins White House CBS Christy Appalachian 1912

Washington still a male oriented culture say Dee Dee Myers

President Clinton's press secretary Dee Dee Myers says Washington remains male dominated. At 32 she notes power holders are older and mostly men, creating doubts about a young woman from California. The Associated Press and The New York Times contributed to this report.

Washington D.C Dee Dee Myers Clinton Myers Beltway California The Associated Press New York Times

History highlights for March 22 across years

On March 22 in various years notable events occurred including hockey’s first Stanley Cup final in 1894 where Montreal Amateurs lost 3 1 to 1. In 1906 Tucson school trustees addressed misconduct by six teachers after a Sunday outing. Also on this date Britain enacted the Stamp Act in 1765, repealed next year. In 1794 Congress banned slave vessels, and in 1820 naval hero Stephen Decatur died in a duel.

Montreal Amateur Athletic Et Nere Ne Ce Arizona Board of Tucson Sabine Canyon Britain Congress Cme U.S Stephen Decatur Aton, D.C

Nose odors spur NC task force funding

The North Carolina Legislature approved 170000 dollars for a Swine Odor Task Force. Members will report in 1995 with recommendations to reduce pig farm smells, and the panel rejected machine measurements, asserting the human nose is the key factor in odor assessment.

North Carolina

Soap icon Carey dies after long illness at 88

The Associated Press notes that Macdonald Carey, longtime star and narrator of Days of Our Lives, died Monday after a cancer battle. He rose from radio and Broadway to film in the 1940s and 50s, later anchoring the NBC soap since its 1965 debut. He is survived by six children and six grandchildren.

Peckerf Calif Horton Sands Carey Deidre Hall Marlena Evans Brady Mac Hall John Clarke Parlette Cohn Hollywood Alfred Hitchcock

KNIX Hires Harrison and Hunter For Fresh Morning Show

Hank Harrison and Marty Hunter debut as KNIX 102.5 FM morning team replacing W. Steven Martin after 17 years. The duo aims for a different and fun tone, saying they cried at the call and hope to bring music understanding to Valley listeners. Martin now hosts a noon to 3 p.m. slot from Tampa.

KNIX Hank Harrison Marty Hunter Harrison Hunter Valley Radio W. Steven Martin Tampa Fla Kodak Waltons

Jacksons ex private detective testifies before grand jury

In Santa Barbara, Michael Jackson’s former private eye Anthony Pellicano testified for about three hours. He claimed the singer faced extortion accusations tied to a Los Angeles teenager’s claim of sex abuse, a theory prosecutors later deemed unfounded. Two grand juries continue to investigate possible criminal action.

Santa Barbara Calif Michael Jackson Anthony Pellicano Pellicano Jackson Los Angeles County Los Angeles

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