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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1994

Page

15

Aid offer in Phoenix politics faces scrutiny over funds

Gov. Fife Symington's plan to back youth programs in Phoenix drew opposition from city officials. Council members argued the four million package relies largely on federal dollars and questioned the true aid value while noting political sniping between Democratic and Republican members. Meanwhile Sun City lawyer David Mason received seven years in prison plus five years probation for fraud and theft related to retirees estates.

Fife Ees Phoenix Oul Dries Symington Sal DiCiccio Frances Sun City David John Mason Brian Hauser Maricopa County Superior Court Mason Aledo, Ill State Bar of Arizona

Tucson couples won’t appeal same sex marriage suit ruling

Four Tucson same sex couples and their lawyers decline to appeal a judge's April ruling that a state law blocks licenses. Attorney Paul Gattone says they may renew the challenge by filing a new suit next year, noting parallel Hawaii cases influence strategy.

Tucson Hawaii Paul Gattone Arizona Law Superior Court James Corbett Superior Court Bernardo Velasco Velasco Gattone Arizona

Tenants organize Arizona Tenants Association in Tempe

Ken Volk leads a meeting of fifteen tenants and supporters to form the Arizona Tenants Association, aiming to unite renters, provide legal referrals and a hotline, and educate both landlords and tenants across the state. The group seeks nonprofit status and plans outreach with community groups and legislators. For information call 784-4840.

Ken Volk Arizona Senate Tempe Volk Gentle Strength Cooperative Arizona Tenants Association Mary Gibbons Mesa Dennis Cahill

Liddy visits Mesa campaign rally for GOP candidate Smith

G Gordon Liddy drew a turnout at Pioneer Park in Mesa for David Smith the Tempe GOP candidate for District 1 Congress. Stepp and about two dozen locals hailed Liddy as a patriot while he derided Clinton and defended conservative radio figures amid campaign reach.

Jeremy Stepp Tempe G. Gordon Liddy Stepp Mesa Pioneer Park Liddy David Smith Radio Free D.C KUKQ Arizona Sam Stieger Pat Buchanan Rush Limbaugh KFYI FBI Limbaugh Rush Sai Liddy Clinton Lisaoe Bob Stump Washington Whitewater Congress

Smitty's Adds Free Party Planning to Services

Smitty's Super Valu Inc introduces a Party Shop in its Scottsdale store, offering free party planning with two full time and two part time staff. The service coordinates food, gifts, cards, and favors to boost store traffic and cross sell floral liquor and bakery departments.

Smitty’s Super Valu Inc Smitty's H.E. Butt Food 4 Less Vows Sai Scottsdale Vin Lindale Jan Sarvas Smitty Sarvas

Tribune Staffers Win Multiple Arizona Press Awards

Two Tribune staff members earned honors in the Arizona Press Women's contest presented at the state convention in Phoenix. Lois McFarland won first in new reporting and ecology environment, plus second in food and an arts feature photo honor. Glenn Gullickson took first on the front page.

Tribune Arizona Press Phoenix Lois McFarland Scottsdale Progress Tribune Glenn Gullickson

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