Women still must work for power
The Washington Post reports from Houston on the National Women's Conference where delegates urged ongoing effort after a mood of optimism. ERA ratification remains the central test with 16 months to pass it or risk delay. internal debates split along unions, lesbians, Republicans, and Democrats while leaders stress practical politics over rhetoric.
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Arizona Delegates Push Medicaid Resolution Fails at Conference
State Medicaid push is dropped as the National Women's Conference adjourns before Arizona delegates can present their resolution. The group sought to attach their plan to a national measure championed by New York, but leaders limited topics to across state concerns and no vote occurred.
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New York
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Tucson
Summit ends in cautious appraisal of Israel Egypt talks
Israelis and Egyptians assess a 44 hour summit that produced an agreed communique and a promise to negotiate differences. Sadat seeks Geneva talks with direct contact, Begin hopes for bilateral talks, while PLO representation and Soviet positions loom over peace efforts. The two leaders hailed a historic face to face meeting and a possible shift in Middle East diplomacy.
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Begin
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Knesset
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Rolling bordello halted by Chilean police
Chilean police say they halted a thriving mobile brothel operating inside a trailer in Santiago. The service offered clients a drive around the city for 12 dollars an hour.
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Santiago, Chile
UPL
Santiago
UA Arab students protest Sadat visit to Israel
About 70 University of Arizona students mainly from the Organization of Arab Students demonstrated on campus to protest Anwar Sadat’s trip to Israel. The leaflets called the visit treasonous and urged Arab governments to cut ties and support Palestinian unity.
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University of Arizona
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Anwar Sadat
Israel
Yusuf Talal
Ahmad Ajawi
Morton Levine
Hillel
Racial balance shifts in Tucson District 1 show gains and segregation
District 1 reports show minority enrollment rising across levels since 1972, with high schools up about four percent and elementary schools up 3.5 percent, while several schools remain heavily segregated. White enrollments persist in 16 campuses, and busing numbers have fluctuated from 35 to 434 students as housing patterns change.
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Tucson
Henry Elementary
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