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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1994

Page

11

Manhunt for Escapee From Maricopa Medical Center

Deputies search for Richard L. Wax a 20 year old charged with burglary robbery and vehicular theft who fled Sunday from Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix after his leg irons were removed for a bathroom visit Wax is 5 7 140 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes He was jailed in Madison Street Jail on May 11 on multiple counts and a fugitive from justice charge.

Maricopa County Maricopa Medical Center Phoenix Richard L. Wax Madison Street Lisa Allen Wax John Kleinheinz Allen

Phoenix Eyes Tougher Rules for Liquor Licenses

City officials plan June 15 to shore up liquor license standards. Proposals include tighter council scrutiny, expanded neighborhood analysis, and a use permit rule within 300 feet of homes. Activists fear weaker restrictions. lobbyists oppose broad removal of use permits. Don Issacson warns members would be unhappy with weak oversight.

Phoenix State Liquor Board Don Issacson Arizona Licensed Beverage Association

Tucson supervisor testifies against public debate in reorganization suit

Paul Marsh, one of several Pima County supervisors sued by seven former county executives, testified in an April 21 deposition that public debate is not needed for decisions. The suit, filed last October, accuses Marsh Moore Boyd and administrator Manoj Vyas of secretly reorganizing before Jan 4 1993, firing or demoting 11 executives and breaching contracts while potentially violating the Open Meetings Law.

Tucson Pima The Arizona Daily Star Paul Marsh Marsh Ed Moore Mike Boyd Moore Boyd Manoj Vyas

Miesan honored at memorial by Vietnam Wall tribute

Ronald Thompson 51, an Arizona Army veteran who died of cancer after Vietnam service, was commemorated in a special Memorial Day ceremony at the Vietnam Memorial in Washington. His suspect link to Agent Orange was noted as he joined 19 others in temporary remembrance. names not inscribed on the Wall.

Mesa Vietnam Vietnam Memorial Washington Ronald Thompson Arizona Thompson Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Arlington Gerry Stegmaier National Parks Service Museum Friends of Vietnam Veterans Memorial Booth Barbara Barbara Thompson Vietnam Veterans Advocacy Stegmaier Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Group

Ostrich ranches hatch across state in Arizona

Arizona's ostrich industry grows with six ranches in 1991 and more than 300 statewide. Gov. Fife Symington signed The Big Bird Bill regulating ratite ranching and slaughter. Debbi Fishell showcases lean ostrich meat priced 25 to 36 per pound, noting lower fat and calories than beef.

Arizona Ostrich/Emu Association Arizona Chandler Scottsdale Association Susan Franck Arizona Capitol Fife Symington Debbie Fishell Pat Fishell Turkey

Six killed in Memorial Day holiday crashes in Arizona

Six people died in Arizona over Memorial Day weekend in multiple crashes. A fiery collision on the Superstition Freeway near Tempe killed a 7-year-old boy, his 22-year-old father, and injured the mother and brother. The Camaro driver died later from burns. A California woman died in a head-on crash near Williams, another child died in Phoenix, and two children perished in a Salome area crash. Authorities note additional minor injuries and ongoing investigations.

Arizona Tempe Arizona Department of Public Safety Price Road DPS Bob Stein Chad Parrish Maricopa Medical Center Phoenix Stein Joseph Murdock Andrew Murdock Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Lillian Murdock Victor Murdock Jerry Pippen St. Luke’s Hospital Salome Highway

Tempe mayor's wife faces life after public service

Marianne Mitchell reflects on 32 years with Harry Mitchell, half of them as Tempe’s first family. She describes juggling her career as a Mountain Pointe School business teacher with family life, while Harry's shift toward state superintendent could end their city hall era, leaving behind gifts and memories from a long tenure.

Harry Marianne Sally Tempe Mitchells Arianne Mitchell Mountain Pointe School Mitchell Mansion Hizzoner

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