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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1994
Page
1
Nationally syndicated columnist George Will calls Johnson Paul Johnson the New Democrat of the Phoenix mayoral era who recently resigned to pursue the governorship. He portrays him as a savvy figure with potential statewide impact in the 1990s.
European investors paid 24.8 million dollars to acquire stakes in large power centers in the Valley. The deals involve Fiesta Mall area property, the Hampton Center Power Center now Mesa Pavilions opposite Superstition Springs, and the Groves Power Center at 56th Street and Elliot Road in Tempe. Marty De Rito of De Rito Partners says the market is returning and could become hotter within a year.
Luis Donaldo Colosio, Mexico's ruling party candidate for president, was shot and later died at 9:10 p.m. local time in Tijuana. An alleged gunman and an accomplice were arrested as crowds gathered outside Geena Hospital where doctors treated a head wound and a lower body injury. President Salinas denounced the attack as an infamous act.
Arizona legislators favor funding relief for Mari copa County through a loan rather than a direct General Fund payment for indigent health care. House Speaker Merk Killian notes many Republicans oppose simply issuing a check, even if framed as a reimbursement. The loan concept hinges on how the indigent health funds would be repaid.
East Valley public schools brace for increased bee sightings as temperatures rise and pollen spreads. State agriculture officials in Mesa Tempe and surrounding areas confirm reports on campuses. If you find a colony call the Department of Agriculture at 542-4973. Tell children to move away quickly to shelter and avoid swatting.
In a New England Journal of Medicine letter, doctors in Minneapolis report that discussing Hillary Clinton's health care reform during a stress test raised a patient's heart rate. The patient went from 92 to 117 beats per minute after the topic, then fell to 94 when the subject changed.
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