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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1994
Page
1
Dale Johnson a retired banker who unseated ten rivals to win Mesa City Council in 1992 says he will not seek re election. The decision ends Johnsons long time service and clears a path for potential successors as he notes personal reasons and a desire to retire from politics.
A group of film producers forming an alliance say most films about American Indians are white men films. A retrospective tracks the days leading to D-Day as Europe nears invasion, noting the approaching 50th anniversary and reader responses on pets.
The readable fragments mention press 1414 and a cryptic instruction affecting a person or place in Foran. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to form a solid news item.
Bill Davis reports on Skull Cave also called Skeleton Cave near Salt River Caves where bullet gouges mark a deadly past. The site is tied to a Pima scout's death after a mass encounter with the Army. More cave details and history are noted in Cave / AG.
Suns president Jerry Colangelo floated buying 500 tickets and offering them free to fans for a Phoenix road game against the Rockets. The plan included two charter flights and a Fan line, with fans paying their own air fare if tickets are obtained. Colangelo said the idea was exploratory and contingent on club approval.
Suns hold off Rockets 102 91 as Ainge delivers clutch free throws while Emmons notes the title bid remains on track. Game 2 set for 6 30 p m Wednesday in Houston with New York options and rival expectations shaping the matchup.
In the West a long running water rights dispute pits private claims against public needs. Rep Russell Bowers of Mesa notes the issue spans decades and affects fish habitats along inland streams and rivers as lawmakers weigh who owns hundreds of water rights.
Daniel Genty describes crawling into dark muck where he struck a solid object. He pulled up an arm bone and recalled the discovery as part of a grim, nightmare filled investigation. The Associated Press reports on the troubling scene linked to the water related event.
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