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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1994

Page

7

North Korea Relies on Outsiders as Sanctions Loom

As pressures mount over its nuclear program, North Korea’s self reliance ideology and Kim Il Sung leadership face global scrutiny. Analysts note the regime caps external trade at about ten percent of its economy, with China Iran Japan and Russia as key suppliers while sanctions could strain Yongbyon and risk political upheaval.

Clinton Asia North Korea Kim Isung North Stalin Sara Kim China Us Union Kim Kyungwon South Korean Institute of Social Sciences United States Yongbyon Iraq Japan

Patriot unit headed for South Korea deployment

Fort Bliss 2nd Battalion of the 7th Air Defense Artillery, 650 to 800 soldiers, is headed to South Korea to deter North Korea. The Patriot system, used in the Persian Gulf War, is defensive and not an offensive threat, with sea transport planned over several weeks and no date given.

EL Paso Texas Fort Bliss South Korea Clinton 7Th Air Defense Artillery North Korea Pentagon Iraq Republic of Korea-United States Defense

Nuclear tensions rise on Korea peninsula brink

North Korea accuses South Korea of provoking war while South Korea seeks stronger security measures. China resists sanctions. Clinton praises Beijing but warns sanctions may follow if inspections are blocked. UN and Security Council talks loom as North Korea threatens to withdraw from the NPT. South Korea plans high level talks with Japan and China.

Kim North Korea Clinton North United States Asia Seoul South Korea South Korean Kim Youngsam China U.S Li Peng Korean Beijing USA Today Warren Christopher Christopher Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.N International Atomic Energy Agency Vienna U.N. Security Council Security Council France Britain Russia McCurry

Friends tell Grizzard goodbye with stories and golf

In Moreland Georgia a memorial service for humorist Lewis Grizzard drew about 750 mourners at Moreland United Methodist Church. His cremation followed a private burial next to his mother. Golf friends honored him with a round in the Missing Man Formation and a shared reflection on his life and work.

Moreland Lewis Grizzard Ray Goff University of Georgia Moreland United Methodist Church Grizzard Atlanta Journal- Constitution Mike Steed Grizzard's Steed Lewis Uis

Year-Round School Plan Draws Board Backing

Al board member Claudia Walters outlined support for a year round curriculum serving 218 pupils with teachers tied to the new schedule. The pupil schedule runs Aug 22 to Nov 23, Jan 2 to Mar 10, and Mar 3 to Jun 27, while the regular calendar ends May 25 with winter and spring breaks.

Claudia Walters Pace

Arizona seeks curbs on police asset seizures under RICO proposal

Lawmakers weigh changes to the state RICO statute to curb police asset seizures tied to drug cases. The plan would strip profits for authorities in many low level possession scenarios, arguing the current law pressures cases and fuels a profit motive. Critics warn possible loss of leverage against major drug rings. The bill advances with Senate votes and would require joint committee reconciliations before reaching Gov. Symington.

Attorney General’s Office Arizona Griffith Phil Hubbard Tucson Peter Goudinoff the Tribune Chuck Blanchard D-Phoenix Fife Symington Senate House Senate

LaRussa Rescues Abused Dogs Sparking ARF Effort

In Contra Costa, Tony LaRussa and his family, longtime animal welfare supporters, describe their rescue work with Res the dog and two poodles once abused. The family founded the Animal Rescue Foundation to combat pet overpopulation and maintain foster care for rescues.

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