Pacific Storm In Northern California Leaves Death Toll Rising
Storm drenches the region with 2 to 7 inches of rain in 24 hours. Flood advances threaten San Joaquin River at Mendota and Cosumnes River near flood stage. Coast Guard searches for two yachts in a 60 mile race near the Farallon Islands. Two boats lost and two men dead in Marin County. Power outages affect about 150000 homes from Santa Rosa to Santa Cruz as winds peak at 60 mph. Nevada flood threat subsides as rivers fall below stage.
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Quiet Run Shifts Billions From Thrift to Commercial Banks
Americans moved about 12 billion dollars from savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks to commercial banks last year in what analysts call a quiet run. The shift reflects concerns about thrift health despite insured deposits and may signal regulatory and market pressures forcing mergers and higher competition from money market funds.
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Reagan Tracks Border Issues Amid Tax and Education Talks
President Reagan ends a five day working holiday in Jamaica and Barbados and heads to Chicago to address Catholic educators likely unveiling tuition tax credits. He keeps in touch with Secretary Haig via cables as Haig returns from London and Buenos Aires on Falklands crisis efforts amid rumors of a four point plan.
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Changes in Air Travel Rules Signal Deregulation Era
The Civil Aeronautics Board faces possible shutdown in 1985 and is studying overbooking and baggage policies as it loses regulatory power. Proposals include altering compensation for bumped passengers and tightening or trimming liability coverage and extra lost luggage protections.
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