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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1994
Page
1
An author will perform a staged autobiography this week in the Valley, delivering a dose of personal stories to the audience. The piece hints at a forthcoming event but lacks many specifics such as date or venue.
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France’s Roussel Uclaf donated RU-486 patents to the Population Council after political pressure. The council will test the drug on 2,000 U.S. women this fall, aiming for potential U.S. licensing within two years. Reps Wyden and Schroeder praised the move amid abortion-opponent backlash.
A fast moving desert brush fire burned about 3000 acres near Fountain Hills on Monday afternoon threatening luxury homes. A firefighter shields his face as flames approach, while crews battle the blaze and manage the spread of the fire.
A European study using programmable infusion pumps tested chronotherapy, aligning cancer drug release with circadian cycles. Patients received either standard treatment or timed dosing, with results presented by Dr. Francis Levi at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting.
A public interest law firm plans to sue the federal government if it does not require a cleanup plan for the Valley's brown cloud. The Arizona Center for Law in the Public Interest gave the EPA 60 days to act after a demand letter went unanswered.
Former sportscaster J D Hayworth leverages decades on Valley television and community activism in a bid for office. Voters weigh TV clout against political experience as Arizona example history shows mixed results for broadcast personalities in primaries.
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