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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1977
Page
4
A new 24-hour security system at St Marys Hospital uses a rotating rooftop camera and interior monitors to scan the parking lot and read license plates. With a $10,000 cost the setup aims to curb car break-ins and aid late shift staff and vulnerable patients.
Hospital officials will use a new alert to track activity around the emergency room and assist people who have trouble entering or exiting cars. The goal is to prevent illegal parking that can block ambulance access near the ER, according to Bouchard.
DETROIT AP The Society of Professional Journalists urged state legislatures to pass shield laws to protect reporters from jail when refusing to reveal sources. At its national convention the group also pressed judges to safeguard journalists right to keep sources and materials confidential as a First Amendment guarantee.
Rhodesia deploys a third battalion of about 800 men to its black counterinsurgency unit as rains approach. The force joins two Rhodesia African Rifles battalions already active. Training times were shortened to four months for volunteers, with 360 men passing review at Balla Balla. About 12,500 guerrillas train in neighboring black-ruled states, while some 3,500 operate inside Rhodesia against Prime Minister Ian Smith's government.
Seattle officials kick off a rain themed tourism push as the Seattle-King County Convention and Visitors Bureau launches a campaign titled Snuggle up in Seattle starting Dec 1 in Spokane and Vancouver BC. Spokesman Frank Freeman says rain is a key draw and promoters expect about 5 million dollars in new revenue.
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