California Population Boom Slows as Migration Dips
AP report notes California growth slowed in the 1970s with gains near 1 percent annually and Los Angeles County posting its first population decline. Unemployment, smog, crowding and earthquakes cited. experts discuss licensing power plants and energy policy as possible controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
Los Angeles
California
Los Angeles County
New York
Fred Nason Jr
Beverly Hills Transfer & Storage Co
Conrad Jamison
Security Pacific National Bank
Willard Johnson
San Diego
State Assembly
Science and Technology Council
International Population and and Urban Research Institute
University of California At Berkeley
Kingsley Davis
Institute
Mexico
Canada
Europe
Davis
Southern California Edison Co
California Public Utilities Commission
London flu confusion sparking nationwide concern
Health officials say many feverish respiratory illnesses resemble influenza but are not caused by the influenza virus. No major epidemic is detected yet, though London flu is spreading sporadically across 14 states with coxsackie and other viruses also present. Doctors advise rest, fluids, and symptomatic care, note antibiotics ineffective against influenza unless a secondary infection occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Health Services Center For Disease Control
Hong Kong
London
England
Coxsackie
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
GAG
GAC
GAC Finance
GAC Finance Inc
Decatur
Second Ave
S. E
Lawrence K. Altman
New York Times News Service
Bible and Church
Jim Soward
University Baptist Church
Jacksonville, Fla
Sun
Moulton Heights
Baptist Church
Old Moulton Road
Serala AI
Coats
Velour
Patterson
Decatur Shipping Center