CD News: the Arizona Republic, Arizona Business Gazette
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CD News: the Arizona Republic, Arizona Business Gazette
ASU Library provides access to CD News: the Arizona Republic, Arizona Business Gazette to all current students, staff, and faculty members. This locally networked CD ROM database covers the full-text of articles, editorials, notices, and obituaries from the Arizona Republic, the Phoenix Gazette, and ABG (Arizona Business Gazette) from 1987-June 2009. [Web access to many Arizona Republic articles, from January 1999 to present, can be accessed through our ProQuest Arizona Republic database.]
The CD News: the Arizona Republic, Arizona Business Gazette database is accessible at ASU Library locations (except for the Downtown Phoenix Campus Library) on Express workstations only.
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