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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1994
Page
1
The article discusses selecting a stockbroker for investors aiming to beat market trends and highlights The Ocean Pearl cruise offering close-up China tours to temples and landmarks. It notes Mary Orsak’s situation with an adopted son and her HIV infection linked to artificial insemination, presenting a cautionary medical risk.
Today's military brief notes that the Powerball winning numbers for Saturday appear on A2. Tribune Newspapers are referenced in the same column as the lottery update.
An internal probe into Tempe City Court following the February 3 resignation of Mirretti found concerns about court management and unattended issues but did not immediately cite illegal activity. Chief Justice Feldman warned that not reporting known unethical conduct could become a legal or professional problem. The Administrative Office of the Courts released results of a two month investigation and vowed to name individuals who may have violated rules.
Tribune writer Sonja Lewis reports Lance and Barbara Trella and their two young sons survived a Tucson fire that destroyed their studio apartment. The couple believed their faith and a sense of responsibility, quoting Luke 12 48, guided them as they faced emotional scars and an uncertain future.
Arizona's Dennis DeConcini backs universal affordable coverage and permanent continuation for workers who lose or leave jobs. John McCain seeks broad coverage with no business burden and aims to defeat Clinton's reform along with many Democratic and Republican rivals in a 25 state crusade led by Phil Gramm.
Article discusses Republican support needed for Arizona welfare reforms and federal waivers. Officials note HHS granted waivers to 14 states for similar changes, while critics like Rev Edward Ryle argue some proposals are too punitive. Lobbyists expect federal review and possible denials, including changes affecting Aid to Families with Dependent Children.
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