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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1994

Page

11

Five Year Old Hero Delivers 911 Call for Grandma

Christopher Blake of Mesa, age five, rode with his grandma to her grandson’s workplace when she felt chest pain. He ran into the Tempe building, shouting 911 emergency, and helped ensure help arrived. He turns five on April 5. Leukemia Society carport sale in Mesa Saturday raises funds. Sale by Young Women of Mesa Grandview and LDS First Ward, 7 am to noon at 1256 E Harvest St. Call Jennifer at 964-4894 for details.

Sona Oren Christopher Blake Mesa Christopher Diana Kujawa Phoenix Appo Kujawa Tempe Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital Leukemia Society Leukemia Society of America Young Women’s of Mesa Grandview Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints First Ward Harvest St Stapley Drive Jennifer

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Mesa eyes funding for youth job and gang prevention plan

Mesa City Council weighs $569,178 to expand nine education related programs for at risk youths. The plan, with $278,000 from this year’s contingency and rest from next year’s budget, partners with Mesa Unified School District for space and aims to include literacy and arts, parental involvement, and a summer program paying youths ages 11 to 14 two dollars an hour.

Mesa Ain Repre Mesa Unified School District Reno Hawker Hawker Evaluaener Pat Gilbert Gilbert Schoo Adams Arizona Supreme Court

Permit rule may shutter downtown homeless job service

The Labor Exchange in Mesa faces closure due to permit requirements. Owner Larry Pabed says recent changes threaten seven months of business aiding street people and the down-and-out, reflecting broader debates about freeing enterprise versus regulatory control. The article notes ties to Tucson, San Diego, and Las Vegas efforts but focuses on Mesa’s situation and the impact on job seekers.

Mesa Larry P Tucson San Diego Las Vegas

Suspect questioned in Mesa carwash shooting death

A 20 year old Mesa man was questioned for hours after the Monday shooting death of Arthur Lopez at Country Club Car Wash. Anthony Rodriguez, held on a probation warrant and a traffic violation, surrendered after police received a tip. Police believe Rodriguez knew Lopez and ruled out gang involvement.

Mesa Arthur Lopez Anthony Rodriguez Maricopa Lopez Country Club Car Wash N. Country Club Drive Lloyd Rodriguez Rez

East Mesa man jailed for arrow killing of dog

Terry Larson welcomed a 45 day jail term for Lewis Crockett who shot and killed his 8 year old collie Cujo with a bow and arrow. The judge ordered more than 2000 dollars in restitution and 150 hours of community service with the Arizona Humane Society, likely at an animal shelter.

Terry Larson Collie Cujo East Mesa Larson Lewis Campbell Crockett Maricopa Superior Court Searice Porthy Crockett Arizona Society For the Prevention

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