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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1994
Page
2
In a brief remark he declared he is "straight to the top" after 25 years, claiming the long journey through college is complete as he announces his departure. The comment signals a milestone in his career and education path.
Quincy Jones heads to South Africa as part of the U S delegation for Nelson Mandela's inauguration. He helped fund Mandela's campaign to end apartheid and has previously visited Mandela with other celebrities. Jones praised Mandela and recalled a memorable moment when Mandela bowed to a servant bringing coffee.
In a recent interview Meg Ryan discusses taking on an alcoholic character in When a Man Loves a Woman opposite Andy Garcia. She says the film is about relationship renegotiation and not a portrayal of alcoholism.
Actress Faye Dunaway will replace Glenn Close in the Los Angeles version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard. This will be Dunaway's singing debut, according to her manager Bob Palmer. Webber spokesman Peter Brown said the agreement remains to be finalized.
Diva Beverly Sills, mother of two deaf children, receives the Bess Wallace Truman Award for over 20 years of service to the March of Dimes. Since 1971 she helped raise millions for Birth Defects campaigns, after stepping from the stage 14 years ago to lead the New York City Opera and later chair Lincoln Center.
Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova revive their rivalry by debating if players under 16 should be banned from pro tennis. Navratilova calls for a ban on under 16s, arguing early pro play leads to injuries and burnout. King opposes an outright ban, saying the issue is maturity and the right to earn a living.
A secretive Air Force related group called Barstool pilots gathers about 180 members and wives in Las Vegas for a weekend of golf and a formal dinner. Leaders describe the event as social and congenial, with no Air Force ties and a biannual reunion for old friends.
May 7 marks the 127th day of 1994 with 238 days remaining. Notable events include the 1945 German surrender ceremony at Eisenhower's Rheims headquarters. A 1935 Arizona Board of Regents disclosure shows drivers earning more than instructors at the University of Arizona.
A February JAMA report details a 23-year-old Israeli man who required surgery to repair a ruptured small intestine after a chili eating contest with his brother, the high volume spicy meal triggering a dangerous intestinal tear.
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