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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1994

Page

7

Limbaugh could be Republican kingmaker in 1996 race

The piece surveys Rush Limbaugh's rising influence as a media power broker in the GOP. It notes his national audience, potential to shape campaigns with 800 numbers, and possible role in steering party strategy amid a media driven race. It cites quotes from analysts and polls listing top presidential contenders.

Dan Quayle New York United States Rush Limbaugh Teas Dave Senate House Limbaugh California Edmund G Jerry” Brown William Bennett Gallup Bob Dole Colin Powell Ross Perot Jack Kemp Dick Cheney James Baker Bill Bennett Phil Gramm Pat Buchanan Carroll Campbell Pete Wilson Stephen Hess Brookings Institution Thomas E. Patterson Syracuse University

Mesa election tally dispute sparks council clash

Albert R. Bellevue reports Mesa City Attorney Beets challenged charter rules claiming ballots counted method, citing Prescott Glendale Scottsdale Tempe as comparisons. Citizens counter that Mesa charter mandates votes cast. council abstained on Payne Stapley Gilbert, approving then contested count.

Esa Neal Beets Joan Payne Jim Stapley Pat Gilbert Mesa Beets Prescott Glendale Scottsdale Tempe Leo Mahoney Stapley Gilbert Payne Arizona Sonia Robertson Marie L. Watson Watson Dave Merkle Merkle

Pre-coital consent debate crosses college football walls

Howard Kleinberg weighs a Florida State University athlete who taped a sexual encounter to preempt date rape claims. The incident drew suspensions and a fine, provoking broader questions about prior consent, evolving male caution, and legal scrutiny amid shifting norms around women’s protection and sexual conduct.

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Debate over English only laws spurs letters to the Tribune

A letter argues that Spanish ballots undermine an English speaking nation, contending no provisions exist for other languages and questioning bilingualism’s impact on trade and employment. The writer urges that non‑English speakers move abroad if they refuse to adopt English.

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Growth pressures echo in Valley letter to Earl Schwendiman

A Valley resident responds to Earl Schwendiman, defending growth as a mixed blessing. The writer, born in the 1950s, recalls Mesa’s Mormon roots and laments newcomers, freeway expansion, and loss of rural fields, urging retirees to relocate to New Mexico.

Earl Schwendiman Schwendiman Mesa East Mesa Gilbert Chandler Tempe Mr. Schwendiman New Mexico

Arizona Chamber urges full CVN 76 funding to aid jobs

The Arizona Chamber urges Congress to fund the CVN 76 aircraft carrier, arguing over 2 million dollars in Arizona work hinges on the contract and that a one year funding delay could cost taxpayers 400 to 500 million while risking elimination of skilled shipbuilders. The appeal targets Co Sam ith with instructions to contact and support full funding.

Arizona Chamber of Commerce Arizona Congress CVN-76 Pima Valve Company Chandler Co Samith America Chuck Shipley Public

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