Turkey Earthquake Death Toll Surges Past 1 700 Officials Fear Worse
Reports from Turkey indicate new tremors as rescue teams struggle to reach remote villages. Officials warn the death toll could rise. lessons from prior quakes emphasize vast devastation along the Anatolian Fault and enduring regional trauma.
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SEC Officials Benefit From Industry Travel Payouts
House records show the Securities and Exchange Commission often allows industry groups to pay travel, food, and lodging for commissioners at conventions and meetings. SEC officials defend the policy as useful and non corrupt, while noting exceptions when individual brokers or firms cover expenses.
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California lawmakers face broad agenda in Sacramento
California's lawmakers return to work in Sacramento to tackle medical malpractice insurance reform mandatory prison sentences for persons who use guns in crimes and major tax legislation.
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Federal Reserve vets new rules to ease Saal credit guarantees
The Federal Reserve Board plans to publish proposed regulations that critics say will weaken Saal credit guarantees for women. The note appears on page 2 of the edition.
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Movement in talks as teachers weigh walkout
After seven hours of bargaining between the FFT and the board of education officials exchange proposals. The FFT executive board meets at noon to consider recommendations while FADTA members plan a 6am meeting to decide on walking out or ratifying a wage and working conditions pact.
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Town Criers Return From Expo 75 Tour At Premont Fair
The Town Criers finished a three day performing tour at Expo 75 in Premont, starring before crowds of 6060 and 2000 on final day. They were one of three American groups to perform, earning some Expo money and national attention.
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Jefferson County Schools Reopen With Patrol Buses
Armed law enforcement will ride all buses as Jefferson County schools including Louisville resume after four days of antibusing riots. Negotiators struggle over teacher strikes affecting nearly one million students nationwide. fears rise that the count could double. Congressional tax writers push against rollover shelters used by the wealthy to dodge income taxes. Inflation and higher gasoline costs raise this year’s driving expenses by about four percent.
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Congress aims to settle energy issue soon
Congress returns from recess both sides seek quick action on short term energy matter oil price controls in the next few days. A 25 year old Portland woman who gave birth to sextuplets remains hospitalized in satisfactory condition after all six babies died within 14 hours. President Ford faces citizen opposition as Americans write to senators urging limits on U S involvement overseas.
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