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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1994
Page
1
Tabasco Cat, the unruly horse whose loose behavior raised concerns after a prior incident, won the Preakness on Saturday. The page also teases other features on health mysteries, water policy, child safety, and outdoor adventures.
Powerball and Lotto results appear on A2. Tribune Newspapers emphasize recycled newsprint and recyclability. For local areas, a contact number 1414 is provided via a call and press instruction.
Phoenix Suns star Charles Barkley grimaces after a fall in Houston as Kevin Johnson assists. Oliver Miller salutes fans while the Suns arrive home to friendly crowds. Barkley’s future with the Suns remains in question as the team heads into an uncertain period after a 104 94 defeat that ends Rockets series.
In Houston, Charles Barkley faced an uncertain future after the Phoenix Suns fell 104 to 94 to the Rockets in Game 7. He refused to rule out return if doctors say laser back treatment can fix the degeneration in his lower spine, pending a definitive opinion by week’s end, and indicated major back surgery would end his career.
Top ranked senior Thanh Nguyen 18 valedictorian at Mesa Weswood High says students must learn how to play the school game. He notes stress and deadlines drive performance and many give up, but persistence is key to success.
Nguyen and other top ranked students at East Valley high schools earn Tribune Academic All Star recognition for academic excellence. Brandon Seals, 18, of Mesa Mountain View voices a view on youth and success while colleges offer scholarships and opportunities.
In Tempe, Harry Mitchell known as Mayor Mitchell plans a bid for state superintendent of public instruction. The note cites confusion with similarly named figures and hints at a July decision, with Tempe City Hall continuing its bureaucratic routines while the city awaits A8 continuation.
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