British Loan Worries Rise Over U S Presidency Change
London officials warn that a Ford White House tenure may delay talks on a long term $10 billion rescue loan from the United States West Germany Japan and possibly Arab lenders to back Britain as it ends sterling as a reserve currency.
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United States
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Japan
International Monetary Fund
Kuwait
Nigeria
Rainbow Girls suspend after mixed race member joins
In Indianola Iowa Michelle Palmer a 12 year old girl whose mother is black joins the Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Temple The order restricts nonwhite members and the Indianola chapter voted to accept her prompting the suspension of 136 assemblies and a nationwide review by Rainbow officials Grout the international supreme recorder said the group is not expelled just temporarily suspended The controversy centers on the member petition and the alliances signings with Masons and the Star sponsors
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Iowa
UPI
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Rainbow Girls
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Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Dwaine Palmer
Supreme Recorder
International
Grout
Masons
Stern Star
Swarm of 60 quakes rattles Imperial Valley area
A swarm of more than 60 earthquakes rocked the Imperial Valley in Southern California from Wednesday night into Thursday, waking residents but causing no damage. Quakes began 8 p.m. and by 9 a.m. registered on Caltech seismographs, the largest at 4.9. The epicenter was fault six miles north of Brawley.
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Caltech
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UPI
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Calexico
Debated safety of Jiablo Canyon nuclear plants
AVILA BEACH UPI reports testimony before the state Energy Resources and Development Commission on Jiablo Canyon plants. One PG&E unit nears completion while another is two thirds finished. Witnesses warn of earthquake and radiation risks, including containment rupture and massive fatalities in the region.
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UPI
Jiablo Canyon
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Dale Bridenbough
General
Roland Finston
Department of Health Physics
Stanford University
Lompoc
Warning on uranium cartel costs to California utilities
Public Utilities Commissioner Leonard Ross testified that uranium price hikes from six to forty two dollars a pound could drive California electricity costs higher by about one billion dollars through 1990 and potentially three billion annually in the 1980s. He cited an international cartel of producers and discussed documents about The Club.
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Chicago
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John Moss
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Korean diplomat funded Waldie gubernatorial bid in 1973
Washington Star reported that Kim Dong Jo, then South Korea’s ambassador to the United States, donated 2000 to Jerome Waldie’s California governor race in 1973. Waldie said he could not recall the origin of the support and noted the donation was legal then but foreign contributions are now barred.
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UPN
Dang Jo Kim
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
Washington Star
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California
Park Chung Hee
Seoul
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UC seeks reprieve for minority friendly admissions policy
The University of California asked the Supreme Court to halt its pro minor ity admissions program while appeals proceed after a state supreme court ruling that struck it down. Allan Bakke had been denied admission to UC Davis medical school and the university believes the policy may affect other entrants.
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