29 May 1994
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1994
Page
1
Medical workers in Haiti report humanitarian supplies grounded by a new trade ban though exemptions were promised. The note frames the ban as hindering relief amid shortages and cites fresh commentary on policy by U S Sen Dennis DeConcini speaking at a Peruvian institutions convention in Mesa.
The Tribune publishes no coupons today due to Memorial Day. Readers are reminded the normal savings listings will resume after the holiday, with upcoming deals and insert schedules announced in the next edition.
U.S. Senator Howard Metzenbaum plans to press the White House to scrutinize the RTC 12.1 million settlement of a lawsuit targeting Arizona Governor Fife Symington and other former Southwest Savings and Loan officers. Symington’s camp disputes Metzenbaum’s stance, noting RTC oversight and a judge’s supervision.
Pilot Charles Arnett kneels under a B 24 wing in England on May 19 1944 before a bombing run over Germany. He felt certain doom yet found strength to rise and lead his crew in a preflight prayer as war ramped to the eve of D Day.
A day-by-day retrospective on D Day prep continues as Lt. Gen. Mark Clark’s Rome campaign blunder with the American Fifth Army is examined. The column analyzes strategic decisions impacting Allied operations and postwar implications.
Pediatric rotations at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center and Phoenix Children’s Hospital shaped intern Dr Jeff Curtis. He describes intense emotions from respiratory issues to cancer, noting a haunting memory of a 20 year old girl who resembled his daughter Jocelyn in age size and blue eyes.
The U N team left North Korea after Pyongyang rejected monitoring proposals for refueling a reactor at Yongbon. North Korea meanwhile denied plans to unload spent fuel. Tokyo reports say North Korea may test an improved Rodong 1 missile, raising security concerns.
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