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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
2
Rain was forecast to dominate several sections including the Northwest East Coast Midwest Northeast and the Gulf states. Cold weather was forecast for the Plains states and warmer temperatures were expected elsewhere.
National Organization for Women announces a two year campaign to win ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 20 states still opposing it. Ann Scott says the effort will focus on legislatures and elections, with summer groundwork and fall strategy planning. In 1974 the group will push for rights by the Republic's 200th anniversary. Thirty states have approved. 38 are needed.
Regional forecast for Northwest Arizona Southwest deserts Central basins Grand Canyon Mogollon White Mountains and Northeast Plateau. Tomorrow is mostly sunny and warmer with highs ranging from the upper 70s to mid 90s, with specific lows and storm chances noted for each area. Humidity, barometer, and sunrise sunset times are provided.
The note describes Arizona weather with mostly sunny skies in Tucson and southeast regions, highs in the 80s and 90s, and lows around 40s to 60s. It mentions Phoenix area sun, evening Venus and Jupiter visibility, Mars rising after midnight, and a predicted warmer day with near 100 high and mid 0s low.
Bogota reports a new anti kidnapping drive sending a list of Handy Hints Against Kidnapings to diplomats politicians millionaires and other prominent persons. Col. Carlos Guzman Benitez heads the effort amid a wave of abductions blamed on guerrilla groups.
The Digest says starting with the July issue the magazine price will fall from 10 cents to 105 cents at newsstands. It notes no change in subscription rates and cites rising newsstand sales as justification while reaffirming its value to readers.
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