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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1977

Page

2

Arizona Area Forecast Summary

Phoenix area sees overnight low in the upper 40s with sunny skies and a mid-70s high tomorrow. White Mountains drop to 15 to 25 tonight with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 40s. Southwestern region reports overnight lows in the 40s while Southeastern area stays clear and cold with lows in the 30s and highs near 70.

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Doctors Seek Union at Washington Based Health Plan

Doctors employed by Group Health Associates, a major Washington prepaid health plan, become the first all physician group to file with the NLRB for union recognition. They say they have no input in running the plan and have faced repeated obstacles to improving care.

Washington National Labor Relations Board NLRB Ics Group Health Associates Norman Lieberman Group Health

Daughter-in-law of Carter campaigns for ERA nationwide

Judy Carter, wife of the president's son, travels the country to promote the Equal Rights Amendment. She tells audiences conservative women misapprehend ERA, cites opposition from Hugh Carter, and notes Georgia's resistance. In Calhoun she praised local clubs, while Springfield saw limited legislative gains as her campaign continues to press for passage.

Washington UPI Judy Carter Calhoun Springfield Carter Era Washington Press Club Lester Maddox Hugh Carter Calhoun Club Eramerica

Egypt Faces Cotton Shortfall Triggers Aid Appeal

Egypt confronts a major 385 million pound shortfall in its medium staple cotton harvest, risking mill shutdowns. Government may buy about 36 million dollars of American cotton to fuel clothing and towels while continuing exports of long staple cotton for finer fabrics. W S Zulficar, head of state cotton export outfit, says financing from the United States is likely sought to sustain imports. The fragile economy and hard currency shortage pressure early action.

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