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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1994

Page

6

Top survival tips wear headgear for bicycle safety

Paul Coro notes helmet use dramatically reduces head injuries and urges cyclists to follow traffic laws. Kempton of the Coalition of Arizona Bicyclists cites statistics that 85 percent of head injuries could be avoided with a helmet and warns many brain injuries arise from not wearing one. Police advise riders to obey driver manuals, ride at night with reflective gear, stay right, and be cautious of rear hits amid puddles and hazards.

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Bicyclist Fatalities Rise Amid East Valley Traffic Issues

A series of bicycle related crashes across Mesa Tempe Gilbert and ScottsdaleIncluded a deadly hit and run and a near daily injury pattern With cyclists and police voicing concern over driver awareness helmets and traffic rules Experts note more riders and pleasant weather contributing to higher risk while authorities call for stricter enforcement and rider education

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Tempe Expands Bike Lanes and Path Network Citywide

Tempe increases bicycle facilities to 19 miles of lanes 14 miles of paths and 13 miles of routes up from 4.5 miles two years ago. City officials including Amy MacAulay and Carlos de Leon highlight safety planning, education for drivers, and ongoing expansion alongside ASU and Valley peers in Mesa Gilbert and Chandler.

Abs Socia MacAulay Sethe Biemeat Tempe Arizona State University Carlos de Leon Public Work Department Lonnie Frederick Citizen Bike Advocacy Committee Frederick de Leon Mesa Pat Gilbert Gilbert Wwe Ieada East Valley Steve Foote

Town Hall Recommends Juvenile Crime Programs

Town hall leaders urge state action on youth violence and school dropouts. In the Grand Canyon session last fall, Shirley Agnes noted calls for juvenile boot camps and follow-up programs as part of approved juvenile justice measures this year. Tom Agnos highlights concerns over teen pregnancy and youth risk.

Grand Canyon Shirley Agnes Tom Agnos

Man to Marry After Years with Partner Named in License

A Phoenix worker described joining two lovers in a mass wedding after years of waiting. The chaotic text shows a couple, Kevins and James Hill, recounting the unexpected signings on their marriage licenses amid a broader ceremony.

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Singapore caning featured in book and stage play debate

A report examines whether the Singapore caning practice is being scripted into a new book and stage play, exploring the legality ethics and potential impact on perceptions of the justice system. The piece notes responses from rights groups and cultural critics about dramatizing corporal punishment.

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