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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1994
Page
13
McAloney held a Friday morning garage sale and sold a 1 000 piece puzzle to a buyer. Afterward she found three pieces missing from the completed puzzle a risk customers may not notice. The seller laments the loss and recalls the puzzle depicted many decorated eggs with color variety.
Mesa board adopts salary increases for 1994 95 and 95 96 with raises from zero to five percent tied to inflation steps on the salary schedule plus a 3 percent raise for teachers in 1995 96 contingent on available funds. The plan includes potential 10 percent budget overrides via property tax increases for seven years and negotiations with the Education Association.
Four Mesa High School students were expelled Tuesday for involvement in two separate incidents of weapons on campus. In the first case a 15 year old Carson Junior High student brought a loaded handgun to school April 12. The gun was found after a search triggered by a teacher call to security.
As Congress tightens tobacco industry rules, public tolerance for smokers wanes. Smokers are urged to call the Tribune's InfoLink at 898-5665 press 2985 and share their name and phone number before speaking.
A Mesa man was arrested after authorities say he punched head butted and choked a 9 year old boy during an incident witnessed by the father, a friend, and another man. The victim reportedly turned blue and showed facial injuries as responders were called. The case is under investigation by police.
City officials and residents noted the absence of UM at budget discussions as Mesa considers a tentative 1994-95 budget announced for June 13 with a final decision June 27. The delay extends more than a year in planning and involves City administration and council members.
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