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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1994
Page
8
Readable text notes air quality issues with high concentrations of mold spores including sides of ladosporium alternaria and edium concentrations of iatrypaceae pleospora and iso molds in indoor environments.
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies Wednesday with a high near 102. From Thursday through Saturday temperatures rise sharply with highs around 104 Thursday and around 111 Saturday. Lows range from the mid-60s to the upper 70s.
Today's dew point ranges from 38 to 43 degrees as the humidity tracks 9 percent at 9 a.m. noon and 3 p.m. Yesterday high humidity reached 36 percent and the low was 11 percent.
South Central Deserts and Northwest Deserts forecast mostly sunny and breezy with mild cooling nights. Phoenix expected 100 to 74 with clear nights. Grand Canyon 75 to 45. Lake Havasu City 101 to 75. Flagstaff 75 to 47. Safford 100 to 61.
Water 0.4 inch if no irrigation or rainfall in three days. For more guidance contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
Riverside officials said James Edward Bess, kicked out of the Nation of Islam three years earlier, fired on Khallid Abdul Muhammad from under 10 feet during a Sunday Q&A. Muhammad was struck in the left leg while others, including four bodyguards, were wounded. Bess was badly beaten and Muhammad remained in stable condition at Riverside Community Hospital.
American Express Travel Related Services Inc extends plans to let customers buy travelers checks at automated teller machines. The service targets banks nationwide with about 200 machines to be equipped by year end, rolling out this summer.
Israel released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners under the autonomy deal with the PLO. New clashes followed with gunfire reported from inside Gaza. A Israeli soldier died, apparently from friendly fire. Officials remained cautious about progress in Gaza and Jericho despite difficulties in implementing self rule.
Temperatures hit 115 degrees in New Delhi and up to 120 in Rajasthan, marking a 50-year heat wave that has claimed 91 lives in a week as monsoon rain remains elusive across the plains and deserts.
A suspected right wing extremist opened fire near former Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa on Monday, apparently angered by Hosokawa's public apologies for Japan's wartime actions. Police launched an investigation and searched for the assailant.
The Vatican releases two stamps honoring 17th century astronomer Galileo Galilei, once condemned by the church and rehabilitated two years ago. The issue, part of Europe 1994 celebrating European cooperation, was announced by ANSA.
Sergei Yushenkov, head of the Duma Defense Committee, announced that Russia and the United States will no longer aim nuclear missiles at each other. A Foreign Ministry statement echoed the claim. Missiles will carry no target coordinates, effectively producing zero flight task and preventing movement even if launched unlawfully, according to Col. Gen. Igor Sergeyev.
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