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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1994

Page

15

Roundup Restaurant to Replace Adult Club in Scottsdale

Staff reports say Studebaker's, a dance club at 10345 N Scottsdale Road, plans to replace an adult venue in the historic Scottsdale building. Owner T J Jesky notes the project aims for a wholesome image and will include a deed restriction on the property. River Pima Indian Community leader Ivan Makil criticizes a proposed west Pima Road wall intended to reduce traffic noise, with construction to begin from McDowell to beyond this summer.

Sheamore Studebaker’s Tenesee Scottsdale Scottsdale Road Studebaker T.J. Jesky Wisniewski Studebaker’s Pima Road Essen Ivan Makil Jeff Kulaga McDowell Richard Thomas

Tempe meeting helps Guadalupe council plot 10 year vision

Dozens of school, police and social service representatives gathered in Tempe to assist the Guadalupe Town Council in crafting a decade plan. The effort aimed to position Guadalupe for Empowerment Zone/Enterprise Community designation with Avondale and other partners, unlocking federal funds and strengthening the regional economy.

Tempe Guadalupe Town Guadalupe Avondale

Legal challenge to Arizona Official English law continues

The state's English only law faces appeals after a Maricopa County judge ruled it constitutional. Opponents vow to take the case to the state Supreme Court while federal courts had previously found the measure unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds. Hispanic leaders say the law is discriminatory and seek broader review as supporters defend English as the official language with potential translations for official use.

Maricopa County Jeffrey Cates Arizona State Supreme Court Francisco Gutierrez Los Alto- Hispanic Bar Association Cates U.S. District Court Phoenix 9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Cinco de Mayo Art Othone Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Park Mexico

Lawyers Clash Over Politics in Crane Case

Prosecutors seek to bar defense claims that politics prompted charges against John Carpenter in the 1978 Bob Crane murder, as preparations for a June 20 trial continue in Maricopa County Superior Court. The defense seeks to limit admission of a video involving Crane and Carpenter, arguing it would defame the defendant.

John Carpenter Bob Crane Carpenter Maricopa County Superior Court Greg Martin Maricopa Bob S Ormotson Shutts Steve Avilla Will Voice Crane Scottsdale Crane Col Robert Hogan Inmnate

Mercury cleanup nears as Tempe complex evacuated

A mercury spill at Arbour Park Apartments in Tempe prompted about 30 residents to evacuate after a couple and two friends allegedly stole and dispersed mercury. Investigators cite conflicting stories while noting readings suggest all mercury was dumped from the balcony as workers treated the scene. Four people linked to the incident were identified, with three in fair condition and one at large. several residents were allowed to return and hotel costs were covered by the owners.

Arbour Park E. Apache Blvd Tempe Russ Wollam Arbour Wollam Forest Layton Tracy Ann Nordeen Josh Divian Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix Tyler Barnhart Mercury

Tortilla Flat’s Old West Charm Draws Tourists and Tales

In Tortilla Flat population six, the small desert town clings to down home style with a cafe, bar, curio shop and post. The Telegraph notes no phone service, a dirt Apache Trail approach, and nearby landmarks like Canyon Lake and the Superstition Mountains. Tales of the Lost Dutchman Mine frame local lore as visitors linger for vintage Western vibes.

Tortilla Flat Apache Junction Roosevelt Dam Canyon Lake Mesa Weavers Needle Jacob Waltz Stagecoach Waltz Telegraph Notes Dutchman Apache Trail Saguaro Lake Italy

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