Plane rushes sick baby from Mexico to Tucson
A 14 month old boy with leukemia dysentery and dehydration was flown from Guaymas Mexico to Tucson where he was hospitalized in stable condition. The private plane landed at Freeway Airport after customs clearance and the child was transported to Tucson Medical Center by car. The case involved custody and hospital delays and a dispute at the Guaymas hospital over admission.
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Explosive atmosphere at Arizona prison after deadly violence
An inmate was slain and two others wounded in a prison siege at Arizona State Prison in Florence amid a spike in inmate attacks this year. Governor Bolin fired Corrections Director John Moran, prompting a Texas liaison to oversee operations while a new director is sought. Warden Cardwell ordered lockdown and visitor bans as violence surges and public scrutiny grows.
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House Interior Committee
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California
Vorster Wins Landslide Victory in South Africa
South African Prime Minister John Vorster and the National Party claim a decisive election win with 79 percent of counted votes and 113 seats. Vorster vows to crack down on unrest and resist U.S. criticism of white-minority rule despite stormy weather and a nationwide turnout around 60 percent.
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South Africa
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Steve Biko
Niger
Spend-a-holics urged to curb overspending at UA study
University of Arizona psychologist Dr Karen Paulsen studied eight spendaholics, finding a 55 percent drop in weekly spending after applying self-control techniques. The study in the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology split 16 students into control and treatment groups and followed up after three months.
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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
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Tucson
Weather Turns Wintery As Tucson Braces For Cold
The forecast notes a steely winter mood with dry air and cool temperatures in Tucson. No icicles yet but readers are advised to prepare for a colder spell and to watch for upcoming full weather details on page one.
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Carter seeks early tax cuts with later reform push
President Carter signaled early 1978 tax reductions with later revisions to tax reform. House members welcomed the plan as a start, with Speaker Ullman noting consistency with prior views and Rep Vanik urging minimal current changes. Senate Republicans backed the overall goal, though specifics and totals remain undecided. Officials have floated 15 to 20 billion dollars in cuts, with some fearing the size may be too large.
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Charles A. Vanik
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Federal funding shutdown threatens 150000 workers
Funds for Labor Health Education and Welfare and several agencies ran out at midnight delaying paychecks and key social programs. Congress faces a stalemate over subsidies for abortions with the Senate urging conditions and the House demanding no funds except for saving the mother's life.
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