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A local travel push touts affordable trips via a nearby campground. Officials promote low-cost vacation options aimed at families seeking budget getaways.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1994
Page
1
A local travel push touts affordable trips via a nearby campground. Officials promote low-cost vacation options aimed at families seeking budget getaways.
A day by day retrospective documents the buildup to the D Day invasion. The piece traces Allied planning and deployment as the invasion approached, highlighting strategic moves, logistics, and key figures shaping the forthcoming assault.
A reader letter denounces government conspiracy and anti gun laws as steps toward socialism. The submission also references a health plan and urges readers to call a local number for more information.
President Clinton eulogized Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis as a remarkable woman whose life grew in fellow Americans. She was buried on a sunny Arlington hillside beside John F. Kennedy, in a brief 11 minute service with under 100 attendees.
Mark J. Scarp notes Suns supporters switch focus to the Utah Jazz. Jazz radio voice Hot Rod Hundley recalls his Suns broadcasting days from 1969 to 1974.
Fox Broadcasting will acquire a 20 percent stake in New World Communications, prompting a major realignment. KSAZ TV Channel 10 and three other stations are to be sold to New World, with Fox investing 500 million and gaining rights to move programming to New World stations. The deal is set to shift a dozen VHFs to Fox, reshaping affiliations nationwide.
The 1848 Phineas Gage railroad foreman suffered a devastating tamping accident when a blast rod pierced his skull. He survived, but emerged later unable to make ethical decisions, prompting study of brain regions involved in judgment.
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