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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1994
Page
1
Boston headquartered baking company Rudi's plans a $4 million Tempe bakery to employ about 200 people, creating jobs and expanding its production footprint in Arizona.
Paul Slowiak questions whether specific legislation is needed for homosexuals in a My Turn column. The note mentions that the results of Wednesday's game are on A2 and that Tribune 1S are referenced.
President Clinton announced he will release tax records dating to his first public office and conceded overstating Whitewater losses. He said the misstatement stemmed from a loan listed as a Whitewater payment, lowering his loss to about 47000 dollars. He urged cooperation and vowed not to derail health care reform or other initiatives.
Mexico reels from the assassination of Luis Donaldo Colosio a PRI candidate seen as likely to lead after free market reforms Experts in Arizona say the nation remains anchored and chaos is unlikely as financial markets react to the slaying in Tijuana Mexico.
Fear runs high that Mexico could plunge into instability as tensions rise across the border, with watchdogs warning of broader regional impact and communities bracing for potential spillover effects.
Members of Tempe Community Council question the Boys and Girls Club of the East Valley executive director Gary Yazna's pay after learning a 27000 bonus atop an 89000 salary. The nonprofit council, which reviews charity funding for Tempe, is likely to still recommend an 13823 city contribution despite the controversy.
A 21-year-old Phoenix man, Chad Allen Lee, was found guilty by a Maricopa County jury of two counts each of first degree murder, armed robbery and sexual assault in the 1992 slayings of a pizza delivery woman and a taxi driver. He faces death or life in prison with a May 20 presentence hearing scheduled by Judge Ron Reinstein.
A worn lunch ticket becomes a tangible link to a past encounter with Dyer and a roomful of giggling students in blue plaid uniforms. The speaker recalls saving the card as one of the few items bearing Dyer’s autograph and wonders about meeting that brush with fame again.
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