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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1994
Page
11
A community garage sale supports a charitable cause, inviting neighbors to shop for a good cause and contribute to local benefits. Organizers emphasize accessible pricing and a welcoming event atmosphere, with proceeds directed to community programs.
Doris Warcola was attacked at 3 30 am as she tried to start her car outside Smitty's at 1935 N Stapley Drive Mesa. A gunman weighing about 200 pounds. forced her from the seat after parking nearby. Warcola suffered a first degree burn and said store workers failed to assist calling 911. Police said the assailants fled in a vehicle as Warcola urged faster action.
Phoenix residents Adler and Seer speak to Mesa students about concentration camps and the horrors of Auschwitz in a live Holocaust teleconference. Adler, 16 during the war, recalls being dehumanized while stressing the need to teach tomorrow’s leaders from the past.
Ast Jordan points to the Superstition area as a focal point while signs and locals discuss common ground between Mesa review boards. Architect Dan, chairman of the Review Board, says the groups aim to enter the retreat with a grounded, open approach to integration and future collaboration.
Inside coverage notes researchers entered Biosphere 2 for a one day investigation. The effort aims to test containment and operational systems as part of a broader examination of biosphere restoration and life-support performance.
A former Mesa City Cemetery groundskeeper, Jason Enlow, sues Mesa and others in Superior Court alleging he was forced into medical retirement after whistleblowing about grave damage and missing ashes. He says management and disability handling were unfair and he sought accommodation and wages.
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