UNDP Warns of Million-Victim Earthquake Risk Worldwide
A UNDP study warns that rapid urban population growth in seismic zones could trigger a historic million-victim quake before 2000. It cites China’s 1556 death toll, details training funding to predict quakes, and notes vulnerable regions from Afghanistan to the United States coast to coast.
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Computer Study Lowers Odds of Big Southern California Quake
Caltech geophysicist Dr. Stewart W. Smith says new IBM aided computer calculations show reduced strain along the San Andreas Fault. The model links three major quakes since 1925 to dissipating crustal stress near Fort Tejon, suggesting lower near term risk for a great quake in southern California.
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Urban Health Crisis Frames as Municipal Design Flaws
At a conference in San Francisco doctors from multiple backgrounds discuss urban policy failures. UC San Francisco’s Dr. Philip R. Lee notes structures suited to small towns, not megacities, with transport and water policies lagging for urban needs. He cites health as a lifeline for the poor and highlights a shortage of Black physicians. Dr. John Holloman adds that the race would require training 25,000 more Black doctors to reach the national patient physician ratio.
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She Returns to Windfall Oakland Inheritance
A housewife missing seven years is found in Alameda County and stands to inherit 142000 dollars from uncle Martin J. Slattery. Betty Slattery Johnson, 47, appeared at a family estate hearing with her husband a taxi driver and she had lived near the courthouse during her disappearance. Judge Edward J. Nelson located her. Soviet spaceman Pavel Belaev predicts lunar trips this year or next and longer journeys in the next two years for Russia.
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