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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1994
Page
11
Valley Metro joins local governments to promote public transportation, highlighting energy savings and reduced pollution. The campaign runs throughout the Valley with 66 bus routes and fares at 1.00 for local and 1.50 for express services. Discounts apply to youths 6 to 18, seniors 65 plus, and people with disabilities.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce hosts its fifth annual casino night themed Remembering the 40s. The Stage Door Canteen USO Show by the Honey Buns closes the night from 7 to 11 pm at the Sheraton Mesa ballroom. Tickets are 20 in advance 25 at the door with 5000 play money.
Families connected by adoption can meet other adoptive families at the fifth Arizona Children’s Home Association Adoption Celebration. The 4 p.m. to dusk picnic Sunday at McCormick Railroad Park in Scottsdale offers burgers hot dogs and drinks, with a side dish to share. Games balloons train rides and carnival fun for kids. Call 234-3733 for details.
Zamarripa, a 40 year old dental technician, faces multiple counts of sexual abuse and molestation involving a teenage orthodontics patient. Prosecutors say he admitted fondling the girl after a second polygraph, while defense argues the confession misstated facts and was influenced by therapy and personal crisis. The trial before Judge Stephen Gerst continues.
In Mesa a beloved third grade teacher Cheri Alexander, 40, died after a Chevrolet Suburban collided with a gravel truck at Higley and McKellips roads. Fellow teacher Sherri Butcher recalls her bright personality and close bond with students. Madison officials opened a crisis team to support staff and families as investigations continue.
Mesa City Council approved a six month extension for the Labor Exchange at 32 N Hibbert Road amid neighbor complaints of loitering and harassment. The owner says no special permit was needed on opening in August and notes offices in Phoenix and elsewhere. Police calls have declined since moving into the site.
A fast moving brush fire scorched about 3000 acres in the desert near Fountain Hills on Monday afternoon. It threatened luxury homes and a horseback riding stable as crews fought to contain the blaze. A separate note warned that backyard bees may be Africanized and that verification costs apply. A psychologist cited by Arizona Town discussed how changing family situations reduce the constant care young children receive from caregivers, impacting their development.
Tempe and Scottsdale riders who depend on Dial-A-Ride may see higher fares after the private operator DAVE Transportation Services Inc. loses its contract. RPTA will terminate the contract once a new operator is found, possibly by October. The current annual contract is 600000 dollars.
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