12 May 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1994
Page
1
Historians challenge the Walt Disney Co plan for a history theme park near a Virginia battlefield, arguing impacts on heritage and interpretation. A secondary note reports an unrelated media column by Erma Bombeck about television excess.
A.M. Rosenthal writes that Haitians were turned back due to skin color, calling the backhanded justification cowardly and urging acknowledgment of prejudice in immigration policy.
In a stunning comeback the Suns erased a 20 point deficit with 10 minutes left, tying 108-108 and then winning 124-117 in overtime at The Summit. Charles Barkley key with a late OT 3 and Danny Ainge tied game with 32.9 seconds left. Suns rally puts Houston on brink heading to America West Arena for Game 3.
The White House plans a two step confirmation for Bruce Babbitt to avoid a vacancy. Clinton met with Lloyd Cutler and Thomas McLarty to finalize the decision and timing. The plan hinges on avoiding a separate vacancy and faces Judiciary Committee scrutiny by Sens. Hatch and Simpson.
Annie Gomez showed uncommon compassion when she attempted to revive 8-year-old Pepper after her Ford pickup struck the girl near West Catalina Avenue at 7:40 a.m. The child remained unconscious until CPR was given and authorities praised Gomez for doing the right thing.
A debt-ridden county secured a national budget award based on a national guide. The project was led by Chairman Jim Bruner and former county manager Roy Peder, highlighting the county’s financial planning amid fiscal stress.
The Tribune highlights Heloise, famed author of Hints From Heloise, as a household name known for practical advice. Her column is celebrated as a staple of domestic guidance, delivering tips that blend clever ideas with everyday practicality.
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