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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1994
Page
9
Little Caesars hosts a spaghetti eating contest for children 12 and under at the Phoenix Zoo on June 11 to raise funds for the Zoo Reach Program. Entry costs $2 per child with two age groups of 12, one winner per group, and prizes including pizza parties and a zoo family membership.
About 250 attendees at the 10th Peruvian Institutions Convention in Mesa marked by a flag lowering at the Sheraton as participants sang the national anthem. Organizers, including Dr Raul Osorio, linked Peruvians abroad with economic and cultural bonds, with next year’s event set for Chicago and Mesa officials noting at least $150,000 in local spending.
Small flags marked graves as about 30 people attended the Tempe Double Butte ceremony sponsored by American Legion Post 2 and VFW Post 3632. Veterans recall Korea and Vietnam service while Taps are played. Mesa hosted a separate ceremony at City Cemetery with over 200 veterans, the oldest WWII veterans present, and an honor guard describing the post's duty at hundreds of funerals annually.
Authorities report a rising number of children molested by caregivers and relatives in Chandler Gilbert Mesa and Tempe. Detectives say perpetrators are often known to victims, with prosecutors stressing accountability and rehabilitation to stop the cycle.
Patricia Likens reports Krishna Roberson of Dobson High School, Mesa, who has osteogenesis imperfecta and walked the graduation line in a wheelchair before choosing to pursue a diploma. She is among more than 3,400 students graduating from five Mesa high schools, using crutches to navigate campus with determination.
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