1974 Outlook: Recession Threat in U.S. Economy
The Associated Press reports that after 1973's inflation and shortages, the U.S. faces potential recession in 1974 with unemployment around 6 percent possible in early 1974. Oil embargoes, fuel scarcities, wage price controls shifts, and a volatile dollar shaped a fragile outlook amid rising prices and policy trials.
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California eyes Navy nuclear ships to power cities
Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke proposes anchoring nuclear powered cruisers and aircraft carriers at California ports to feed municipal grids and avert blackouts. A state agency says direct current from ships cannot match household alternating current, but the plan remains under study amid energy and monetary shifts.
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