Tremors Subside Near Oroville Dam in Northern California
Earthquake activity around Oroville and the Oroville Dam winds down after a weekend of aftershocks. Four strong quakes ranging 4.8 to 5.4 rattled area, with minor injuries and about 60000 dollars in window damage. Geophysicists install equipment to study the quakes and their cause.
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UPI
California
Hugh Oroville
Chuck Bufe
U.S. Geological Survey
San Francisco Bay Area
San Fernando Valley
Bufe
Economists monitor bread and oil as recovery hinges
Washington reports warn that food and energy prices from the Russian grain deal and oil cartel could derail a fragile rebound. Officials cite lower unemployment and higher productivity but flag risks from rising gasoline, food costs, and potential inflation.
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Washington
UPI
188 Moroccans Die in Jetliner Crash
A chartered Boeing 707 carrying Moroccan workers crashed near Imzizen in the Atlas mountains two minutes before landing in Agadir. The jet, on a Paris to Agadir run, exploded and burned, killing all 188 aboard including four British passengers, six Jordanians, and a Finnish stewardess. Officials said the pilot was unfamiliar with Agadir approach and became lost in dense fog.
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Morocco
UPI
Alia
Royal Air Maroc
Paris
Great Atlas Mountain Range
Imzizen
Butz complains over food price rise linked to grain sale
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz says he is ticked off by claims that food costs will rise due to grain sales to the Soviet Union. He argues most inflation is from nonfarm factors such as manufacturing, distribution, and policy.
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Arthur Burns
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Treasury
William Simon
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Alan Greenspan
Washington
UPI
Earl Butz
Butz
Utz
CBS
Safeway
Congress
Heat wave relief mixed with storms across regions
Weather outlook from United Press International notes increased cloudiness and scattered thunderstorms in the East lowering temperatures slightly. Severe winds in Wisconsin damaged trees and power lines near Eau Claire and Menomonie. NYC faces a water pressure emergency as heat persists and air pollution alerts linger in Washington and Baltimore.
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Menomonie
Wisconsin
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Washington- Baltimore
Abraham Beame
Washington
Baltimore
Midwest
Iowa
Colby presses secrecy on CIA budgets before lawmakers
CIA Director William Colby, in his 40th appearance this year, urged the House Select Committee on Intelligence to keep U.S. intelligence budgets secret. He warned that public revelation of fiscal information would hurt the intelligence effort. His testimony was released ahead of two days of hearings, with a second appearance planned for Wednesday.
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UPI
CIA
William Colby
U.S
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Colby
GM starts 1976 model production amid price pressure
General Motors begins 1976 model production as analysts warn price hikes could curb demand. Some buyers may shift to smaller cars financed up to 48 months while others delay purchases by grabbing remaining 75S models. The shift comes as the industry seeks a rebound from a 22 month slump.
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UPI
General Motors
U.S
Arvid Jouppi
Wall Street
David Eisenberg
Sanford Bernstein & Co
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