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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1994
Page
1
Jaye DeWan stresses that welcoming a foster child costs only a piece of your heart while promoting the idea in a personal reflection titled My tum. The message centers on compassion and the emotional rewards of fostering.
Mortgage markets edge higher after Federal Reserve moves question the rate path. Analysts cite improved sentiment as investors await guidance on inflation and loan demand while lenders note steadier refinancing activity and competitive rates.
Phoenix could be swept or force a Game 7 after dropping three straight to Houston. Westphal and stars KJ and Ainge spoke to reporters before Game 6 at America West Arena as the Suns chase their first championship in a tightly contested series.
The Suns seek to reverse a season of questions after beating the Rockets at home and facing a high stakes matchup. Charles Barkley, battling a back problem, hints this could be his final season. If Phoenix loses and Barkley retires, title hopes could fade for years.
Raul Olivo 15 found his 3 year old stepsister Kenya Na barro-Correa floating in a Chandler pool. He translated lifeline instructions to his mother Rosario Olivo who revived the child. Kenya remains in fair condition at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.
A 16 year old Mesa boy arrested on Tuesday night for luring a friend to the Salt River bottom shooting him and burying him four months earlier may be charged as an adult with first degree murder. Jason Lee, 16, of Mesa, was shot Jan 19 and found May 6 between Price and Dobson roads. Lee’s mother said she recognized her son from a Tribune article. Police aim to have the suspect moved to adult custody.
Governor Fife Symington unveiled a plan to form a five‑office joint agency in Arizona to coordinate public lands. The proposal would group U S Fish and Wildlife Service Forest Service Bureau of Land Management and the state Game and Fish and Land departments under one resource management entity, aiming to save millions. Environmentalists questioned federal authorization and authority, warning of potential overreach and legal hurdles. The plan would require federal approval to operate as a slot program.
Tribune profiles Harry Mitchell, a Tempe native who spent 24 years shaping local athletics and community work. The feature highlights his commitment to youth programs, coaching philosophy, and impact on regional sports culture.
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