Egypt cuts ties with five Arab states amid regional crisis
Egypt breaks diplomatic relations with Syria Libya Algeria South Yemen and Iraq and recalls ambassadors to Cairo and Moscow as riot police seal five embassies. An Nahar predicts Cairo will also sever ties with the Soviet Union.
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Prisoner Exchange Begins With 235 Americans in Mexican Jails
U S magistrates interview 235 American prisoners in Mexican jails to determine eligibility and desire to return home under a new exchange plan. The first planeload carries 28 women and 3 babies from Mexico City with space for male prisoners. Transfers include flights on Dec 16 17 and a bus trip from Tijuana, all to San Diego Metropolitan Correctional Institution.
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Subdivide Dist 1 urged for Tucson School overhaul
An outside firm urged Tucson School District 1 be divided into four geographic areas managed by nearly autonomous assistant superintendents. The study found inefficiency, lack of planning, fragmented curriculum, and 80 committees delaying direction. It calls for decentralization, 14 central staff cuts, yearly planning, and a coordinated curriculum with public relations improvements.
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Bear Down Arizona Wins Tough Game Over Northern Arizona
Arizona fans celebrate a hard fought win as the Wildcats beat Northern Arizona University. Assistant coach Jerry Holmes is pictured on the bench in a page 10 photo.
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Pleasant Tucson Run of Warm Weather Continues
The Tucson area remains warm with daytime highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid 40s through tomorrow. Yesterday reached 75 degrees with a low of 43.
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Christmas cards mirror national mood and affluence in 1970s era
A Washington Post News Service survey notes Christmas cards reflect economic health and public concerns. Hallmark and American Artists Group market luxury and athletic themes, while personalized cards decline as people prefer handwritten or paired messages. Eco motifs and professional cards rise amid changing tastes and legal ad trends.
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Small liquor dealers fear loss of business to chains
Dan Morehouse, a longtime independent liquor store owner in Phoenix, says fair trade repeal and chain discounts have slashed his sales by about 30 percent in two years. He cites price gaps with Super City and Skaggs, warns prompts to close many shops, and urges state lawmakers to restore regulation. Other dealers report 18 to 50 percent profit declines.
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