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Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1994

Page

8

Lawmakers split on assault rifle ban amid dwindling support

Clinton pressed lawmakers as NRA chief Wayne LaPierre accused foes of backing crime rhetoric. The measure would halt production and sale of 19 assault style firearms while exempting 650 named rifles and shotguns and limiting detachable magazines to ten.

Flcor Clinton Lawmak Eeeae

Save of feat on 1 weapons by Chery

A Phoenix police statement highlights efforts to curb gun violence selecting rifles such as Uzis and AK 47s amid ongoing homicides reported in the recent month. Lt Kevin Robinson voices support for strong controls to reduce violence and improve public safety.

Hou Eps Cseultefee Danie Sot Werner Phoenix Police Kevin Robinson Robinson

Clinton narrows supreme court picks with Babbitt and Arnold

President Clinton culls his list for the high court with former Arizona governor Fife Babbitt and Arkansas official John Arnold among the top candidates. Analysts note Babbitt’s political figure appeal and Arnold’s prior government experience, though health concerns for Arnold and questions about Babbitt's judicial approach raise caution. A decision is expected soon as aides discuss the remaining options and criteria.

Babbitt Arizona High Court White House Cutler Clinton Arnold Ruth Bader Ginsburg Arkansas Dale Bumpers

Prologue to D Day 1944 1994

On the 1710th day of World War II the Allies hold the initiative on many fronts while Europe stays under Hitler's grip. Death camp smokestacks spew victims as debate grows on opening a true second front to relieve Soviet pressure.

Europe Adolf Hitler

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