Solzhenitsyn Settles Into Temporary Swiss Home
Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived in Zurich from West Germany and settled at his Zurich lawyer’s residence awaiting his family’s exit visa. Swiss authorities say his stay is a rest period with an exceptional visa and no time limit. Premier Kosygin said his family would be allowed to leave the Soviet Union, while Solzhenitsyn plans no interviews.
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Dealers Protest New Gas Rules Across The Nation
Hundreds of Norfolk Virginia stations closed and dealers in other states threaten shutdowns unless federal officials act on complaints about shortages and new rules. Demands include more gasoline, higher prices, and ending preferential treatment for regular customers. Justice Department filed first complaint in Glen Ellyn Illinois against William Miller for favoring past customers plus a $2,500 penalty sought. Washington says stations may continue preferential service to commercial buyers and comply with state distribution systems like alternate-day purchasing by license plate numbers.
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Pelican Population Is Dwindling Fast
Tampa AP reports biologist Ralph Schreiber of the University of South Florida says pelicans, an endangered species in Florida, have vanished from California due to DDT and that Louisiana imports birds from Florida as its population shrinks. He notes Florida's pelican count stays around 30,000.
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Clearing Skies Replace Friday Night Freezing Rain Outlook
North Carolina sees freezing rain and sleet ending today with clearing skies this afternoon and tonight then sunny Sunday. Lows dip to upper 30s to 40s, highs near 50s. South Carolina forecasts rain and thundershowers today with sunny mild Sunday and highs 50s to 60s.
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Heavy fighting in southern Philippines leaves thousands dead or missing
Associated Press reports at least 10,000 dead or missing after week of clashes on Jolo Island between Moslem secessionists and Philippine troops. officials warn the figure may be conservative with as many as 30,000 feared to have fled the island amid ongoing battles and widespread destruction in Jolo City.
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Economy News Stays Bad As Inflation Surges
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose 3.1 percent in January the second largest monthly jump on record while industrial output fell eight tenths of one percent in February energy concerns hit auto production Ford Motor Co plans layoffs exceeding 16 000 workers over three weeks and 1800 indefinitely Loren and Burton deny romance while confirming friendship as Loren emphasizes her marriage to Carlo Ponti remains central
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South Viet Cabinet Quits in Major Reshuffle
South Vietnam cabinet resigns in a surprise move as Thieu seeks to meet new national needs. The shakeup, the largest since he took office, prompts questions on reorganization, economy, and potential minister cuts.
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Free acid in the stomach and digestion questions
Reader questions on gastric acid explain free and total acid, causes, and normal levels. Dr Thosteson notes acid is normal and essential for digestion, outlines when antacids help, and lists factors raising acid such as alcohol caffeine hunger and certain illnesses while warning some patients should avoid antacids.
Hearst Case Sparks Predictions of More Political Terrorism
Washington lawmakers warn political violence could rise in coming years. House Internal Security Committee chairman Richard Ichord cites the Hearst kidnapping and SLA activity in Berkeley as signs of broader threats. Analysts note emulation by other radical groups and potential funding links, urging tougher intelligence.
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Crude Oil Sharing Rule Takes Effect
Washington AP reports a crude oil sharing rule took effect with refiners required to share crude oil, drawing objections from the Federal Energy Office and Gulf Oil Corp which seeks an injunction. Gulf plans to continue selling about 131000 barrels daily under the regulation. The FEO will ask Congress to amend the law while the ICC adopts new fuel cost relief for independent truckers. Six black officers promoted to sergeant in Charlotte.
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