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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1994
Page
1
A fragmented clippings page discusses rising molestation concerns and a letter to Ann Landers urging safety about guns. It includes Erma Bombeck’s three questions for teens, and a note on Imagining Indians showcasing American Indian filmmakers. It previews the Vancouver Canucks versus New York in the Stanley Cup finals.
Citizens challenge Gov Symington on youth violence and deaths framed as youth risk. Critics argue the proposed military school is not the right remedy and urge broader community based approaches.
Tribune Newspapers notes are printed with recycled ink and fabrications. The ad lists contact number 898-2088 and press office address 1414 for inquiries.
Ezra Taft Benson, longtime president and prophet of the Mormon Church and former U S secretary of agriculture, died Monday at his Salt Lake City home at 94. Funeral arrangements were pending. Benson had congestive heart failure and spent his final years under 24 hour nurse care near church headquarters.
Ezra Taft Benson, longtime president prophet of the Mormon Church, dies at 94 after frail health drew controversy within church leadership. His passing comes eight days after the birth of his first grandchild. Pulitzer winner Steve Benson and wife Mary Ann describe pressuring Gilbert ward bishop to remove their names from church rolls, accusing leaders of prop up for photo sessions and denying active helm.
WWII veteran Bill Stegall recalls a six second memory from Normandy during D-Day aftermath. A B-17 bomber exploded with a parachutist in the bay door, the chute tangled in the tail and the airman perished. He notes such deaths were common though rarely reported.
In a Vatican letter to bishops the Pope says the church has no authority to ordain women and that the issue is definitively settled. He cites church tradition and Jesus choosing only male apostles, insisting the stance is not about discrimination but obedience to divine plan. The move follows other recent Vatican dressings of gender questions.
The U S government plans an auction later this year of about 1200 foreign gifts. The move, seen as potentially touchy internationally, echoes fears of an incident sparked by gifts from other governments.
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