How to survive a quake sixthing aeries
Druket discusses quake prediction limits and urges immediate cover in safe places. He identifies a flat treeless meadow as often safest while noting ground ruptures rarely kill, and stresses man-made hazards from landslides, collapsing structures, and ruptured reservoirs as primary dangers.
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Quakes reported in Alaska and Puget Sound area
Alaska reports two small quakes near Kodiak with 41 magnitude and no damage. In Washington King and Kitsap counties received hundreds of calls about shaking. officials could not confirm a quake. The piece discusses quake preparedness and shelter guidance for high rise and crowded urban areas.
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Johnson ex-aide recalls Viet War withdrawal decision brawl
Former White House press secretary George Christian recounts Lyndon Johnson's tense 1967 68 decision not to seek re election amid Vietnam war pressures. He cites Johnson fearing impact on sons in the military and describes a family dispute during the taped withdrawal message.
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Germ-free cancer clinic opens in Houston
A new germfree line at M D Anderson Hospital expands chemotherapy for cancer patients. Dr. Gerald Bodey says the 10 bed unit provides complete isolation with high air changes and controlled entry to reduce infections, enabling higher drug dosing. The first 5 beds start this week with the remaining 5 to follow as staff shortages improve.
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Bronx arson killer admits to deadly 1970s fire at social club
In New York, 41-year-old Antonio Cordero and a 7-year-old boy pleaded guilty to murder by arson for setting the blaze at the Puerto Rico Social Club in the Bronx last fall. Thirty people were killed or injured, including Diane Sanchez. Cordero and one teenager face life in prison at sentencing July 22, while another teen, Francisco Mendez, 17, pleaded not guilty and awaits trial.
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