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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1994
Page
1
Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones shared a hug at a Tuesday news conference as fashion chatter swirled around a bold trend. The report notes playful talk about girls wearing shorts titled Hot Pants with a twist, linking early 70s styles to 90s flair inspired by a Dukes of Hazzard character. The piece also mentions Goldwater as a party gadfly, Tow Yu.
In a decisive vote Wong secures a landslide win as Prop 101 and Prop 104 prevail. The measure ends the ban on housing code enforcement and neighborhood maintenance, reshaping local policy and property oversight.
Mesa voters gave Willie Wong a 67 percent landslide in the mayoral primary, the only win required to secure the seat. He carried all districts despite a district 5 challenge from real estate broker Harper. Wong, 45, credited voter support and noted his Oct hospital stroke as a health factor in the campaign.
None of the seven Mesa City Council candidates won outright in the Tuesday primary, six progress to the May 3 general election. Joan Payne led much of the night but lost by 49 votes, joining incumbent Jim Stapley in the runoff.
The White House says Hillary Clinton invested $1000 of her own money in cattle futures in 1978–79, turning a significant profit as cattle prices rose. A second $5000 account yielded losses. Clinton, then the wife of Arkansas' attorney general, faced public scrutiny for her personal trading.
Dr Mark Schubert an allergist in Mesa Phoenix outlines two allergy control classes. Symptom relieving medications and environmental measures include air filtration pollen avoidance and wearing pollen masks. Jan Vickers herbalist notes that natural remedies may help control allergies.
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