02 May 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1994
Page
1
A donor remaining unidentified provided a brand-new car to the Rev. David McDaniel, prompting local coverage of the charitable act. Authorities have not disclosed the donors’ identities or motives.
Opinion columnist Vin Suprynowicz delivers a sharp syndicated critique in The Gaviannes column running in the Tribune on A7. He uses biting wit to challenge contemporary political and social issues, offering a provocative viewpoint likely to spur debate among readers.
In Johannesburg the African National Congress led the first black majority election and hinted at forming a broader government. Spokesman Paul Jordan quoted Nelson Mandela declining early victory but insisting the party will press ahead. The National Party trailed in second, implying a continuity with the Mandela de Klerk transition team.
At Arizona State University students watched the Phoenix Suns defeat the Golden State Warriors 117-111 in Game 2 of the NBA playoff series while juggling finals prep. A basement union lounge scene meshed study tables with a big screen as premeds and others debated players like Kevin Johnson and KJ and kept their eyes on both chemistry and the game.
The World Society reports that street children in several Mexican cities, including Mexicali, are paid to trap cats. Cats are killed by drowning in 55 gallon drums and shipped to the United States for dissection in high schools, veterinary and medical programs. Investigators found buyers in two pickups, with cats gathered mainly by street children, then processed in a Mexicali building.
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