Earthquake Forecasting Gains Urgent Public Value
Article discusses advances in earthquake prediction in the United States and China, noting improved accuracy and the dilemma of timing evacuations. It highlights Chinese efforts that reportedly saved lives by mass evacuation prior to a quake and reflects on the challenges of acting on forecasts amid dense populations and uncertain timelines.
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United States
China
Seninsula
Aree
Peking-Tientsin
Oil on the Aegean: Greco Turkish crisis deepens
The Greco Turkish dispute intensifies as Turkey plans the seismic ship Sismik 1-Hora to explore the Aegean seabed. Greece condemns intrusion, while Ankara vows piracy charges for interference. NATO urges restraint amid rising religious and regional tensions and stalled sea law agreements.
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C.L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Paris
NATO
Turkey
Cyprus
Sismik 1
Aegean
Athens
Ankara
Sismik
Mediterranean
Jerusalem
New Lebanon
Greece
Byzantium
Mytilene
Chios
Samos
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
West Germany
Baltic
the Hague
Montreux
Black Sea
Democrats helped Ford win up post Nixon pardon debates
The article argues Democrats aided Gerald Ford’s rise after Nixon’s resignation and pardoning, noting FBI interviews praising Ford’s character, Democrats’ later intent to attack the pardon, and notable figures’ supportive statements, while detailing carpet industry misdealing fears and Percy’s proposed guidelines.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Ford
Iackndaio
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
Congress
Connally
Illiarm Rogers
Melvina Lane
Nelson Rockefeller
William Scranton
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Lestier Car
Albert
Jerry
House
FBI
McGovern
Camelee
Jackson
D.-Wash
Philfect
Maize
Hart
Eastland
Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Jimmy Carter
Robert McClory
R Iil
Down the Home Stretch The Republicans and Democrats
Paul Harvey argues party lines blur as voters face Carter era choices. Economists split on inflation versus pump priming while Congress could shape restraint. Voters may cast ballots with eyes closed amid waning partisan fervor and a nonpartisan press exposing own biases.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
America
Illinois
Jack Arvey
Charles Warden
Data Resources
Carter
Ford
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