Quake predictors seek control amid budget pinch
In the wake of Haicheng and Guatemala quakes, scientists argue prediction is advancing though funding lags. US and international researchers warn that costly control experiments could run to billions, while current prediction spending remains around 5 million annually. Editorial Research Reports
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Walter Mondale, born 1928 in Ceylon Minnesota, built a career from attorney general to senator, shaping liberal Democratic policy. He endorsed centrist populism, called for defense cuts, tax reform, and domestic programs, and urged stronger executive accountability. He served in the army 1951-53 and is married to Joan Adams with three children.
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