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SONORA, Mexico - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

SONORA, Mexico - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Sonora and Arizona work together for mutual benefit

Author

B.Johnson

Article Date

February 3, 1963

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz Days & Ways

Page Number(s)

7-10

Subject Headings

SONORA, Mexico - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Object type

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Markets to the south: a look at some socio-economic aspects of Sonora

Author

J.Rivera

Article Date

June 1963

Language

English

Journal Title

Ariz Rev Bsns and Public Admin

Journal Volume

12

Page Number(s)

1-9

Subject Headings

SONORA, Mexico - ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

Object type

Rights

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