Arizona Women's News, Vol.3, Number 4, (July - August 2000)

Title: Arizona Women's News, Vol.3, Number 4, (July - August 2000)
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Type: Periodical
Date: July-August, 2000
Description: Selected article titles: "Murder For Hire"; Phoenix Art Museum to Present Annie Leibovitz: Women; There Ought to be a law… Encorcement Career for You!; Shooting Straight for a Police Career; Do You Know Where the Candidates Stand on Important Issues?
Language: English
Place: 4208 N. 19th Street Phoenix, AZ 85016
Publisher: PACE International
Extent: 16 pages
Identifier: BjB85_031
Subject: Lesbian community; Lesbian culture; Lesbian feminism; Lesbians

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