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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1994
Page
1
Arizonans are drawn to San Diego for SeaWorld and other attractions as a special Travel section in Prologue previews a day by day retrospective of the D-Day buildup. The piece notes unlisted addresses and admission costs amid the promotional text.
More than 160 state leaders meet in Prescott to craft recommendations addressing teen pregnancy school dropout rates and youth self harm. Governor Fife is to keynote Tuesday promising a new statewide initiative with limited details from his press secretary.
Valley officials from several communities spoke Friday about protecting and attracting cyclists, stressing recreational riders and commuters in Scottsdale. Police Sgt. Tony Gibson cited no fatal bicycle accidents since 1990 and no serious bicycle-vehicle crashes this year or in 1993, amid greenbelt park routes that thread through the area.
A string of serious Mesa bicycle incidents over six weeks highlights risks for youth riders. An 8-year-old girl was critically injured May 11 after a pickup struck her bike on West Avenue. An 8-year-old boy was killed May 10 while crossing North Extension Road. Earlier, an 11-year-old boy was seriously injured May 2 on North Extension Road and a 10-year-old girl suffered critical head injuries May 1 on South Hobson Street when struck by a fleeing driver. An April 14 bicyclist was killed while commuting to work.
A publicized event at KUPD studio features morning personality Dave Pratt officiating a mass wedding. Edith Mason and Ce knee-high lace-up moccasins attend as witnesses while a beer toast marks the vows. The text recalls a prior Paris engagement with Brenda.
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