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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1994
Page
12
Readable forecast fragment notes mostly sunny weather Monday with near 100 degree high. Tuesday shows increasing clouds and a fresh chance of light showers with highs in the upper 90s. Lows expected in the 70s as the pattern continues through Thursday.
Today's forecast shows dewpoint between 32 and 34 degrees with readings at 8 am 11 am and 2 pm. Yesterday humidity ranged from a high of 40 percent to a low of 14 percent.
Yesterday air quality showed high concentrations of Cladosporium and various pollens plus grasses, with medium levels of smuts alternaria and other molds. The findings indicate elevated allergen exposure across common outdoor triggers.
Sunny conditions in Mogollon Rim area and southeast Arizona with breezy, warmer afternoons. Flagstaff high 72 and low 32. Santa Cruz Valley sunny and breezy, Tucson 99 to 58. Safford 99 to 49. Clear at night in many areas with warmer daytime temperatures.
The notice instructs that grass needs 0.8 inch of water if it has not been watered or rained on in the last three days. For more information, call Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
The gospel music world confronts a moral crisis as Michael English returns an armload of Dove Awards after an affair with another gospel singer, triggering questions about ministry versus entertainment. Industry figures stress integrity, with Warner Alliance cutting ties and radio stations dropping his music while fans debate forgiveness and accountability.
Denver based American Humane Association and other national animal protection groups are examining a company that offered to buy dogs from shelters for use as food in Asia. The one page letter from Kea So Joo Inc claimed 10 cents a pound and listed dog consumers in multiple Asian nations.
The Court of Cassation ruled that capturing stray cats does not in itself constitute theft, voiding a 1993 conviction of Palermo University researchers and a $425 fine. The decision comes amid bans on biomedical use of stray cats and dogs, drawing criticism from lawmakers.
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