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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
2
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Yesterday's temperatures by hour appear garbled with mixed codes. The text notes Phoenix area overnight lows near 80 and a tomorrow high near 106 in Phoenix, plus regional forecasts with sunny hot conditions and upper 80s to upper 90s in the southeast, and evening showers possible in the White Mountains.
Dr Christian Barnard, 54, a renowned heart surgeon from South Africa, says worsening arthritis may soon prevent him from operating. Speaking in San Francisco at the Arthritis Foundation meeting, he cites two painful months and two hours to move stiff fingers each morning. He notes about 40 million Americans suffer from arthritis and praises arthritis researchers.
Hawaii health officials ordered 5,000 doses of rubella vaccine from the mainland as a precaution amid a developing epidemic. Fourteen new rubella cases were reported on Oahu in two days, totaling 45 since May 23, with ages 18 to 49 and about half women. The department warns rubella risks to early pregnancy and advises blood testing for pregnant women.
Helen Shields Moore, 74, and her son Thomas 48, have resided in an old car for up to three years after being reportedly kicked out of a paid-for two-family home owned by Moore. Attorney Mark L. McCave, now deceased, represented Moore. the home belongs to realtor John P. Halmes. Arrow Aluminum plant worker Thomas earns about 200 to 250 dollars weekly.
The Senate voted 44 to 39 to block using funds to implement President Carter's blanket pardons for Vietnam era draft resisters. Hatfield argued the House restriction would gut the pardon program, while the administration said the fund limit raises constitutional questions and will be reviewed.
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