SF quake prediction stirs city as date circulates
San Francisco residents weigh a doomsday forecast from independent geophysicist Reuben Greenspan who predicts a 7.0 quake 2½ miles south of the city on January 4 1973. Experts say forecasts are unreliable and many workers consider leaving town amid the rumor mill.
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Secret survey shows Egypt unable to fight Israel soon
In Brussels diplomatic sources report a top secret survey by Egypt's people army and air force finds only 40 percent of weapons battle ready and 60 to 65 percent of warplanes fit to fly. Egypt also lost about 100 fighters and bombers since 1969.
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Lompoc Record Adjudicated Under Superior Court Decree No 47065
The Lompoc Record published by Lompoc Record Publications in California is listed as an adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No 47065. The notice includes staff titles and association memberships, subscription rate of 2.25 dollars per month, and daily publication schedule except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Reagan targets income tax cut and four program goals
Gov. Reagan, after property tax and welfare reforms, plans a large one time income tax cut and a smaller permanent reduction financed by state surplus. He forms task forces to study tax structure and school funding, considers local government mergers, and reviews parole practices to curb crime. Lt. Gov. Reinecke leads the local government reform effort.
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Ice storm grips southern Plains and Gulf region forecast
An ice storm glazed parts of the southern Plains with freezing rain from central Texas to western Tennessee and northern Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. Rain covered the Gulf coast to mid Atlantic. Snow fell across Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley with mountain snow in the west. Gale winds over Lake Erie and fog along the Gulf coast. Clear skies persisted from the central Rockies to the middle Mississippi Valley.
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Soviet grain outlook signals possible 1973 shortage
A U.S. government report warns the Soviet Union may face another large grain shortage in 1973. The Foreign Agriculture Service forecasts 1973 fall-sown grain acreage near current levels, with spring crops likely expanding to cover unplanted land, possibly boosting feed grain needs.
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Reagan tells farmers inflation blamed on government
Gov. Ronald Reagan told the American Farm Bureau convention in Los Angeles that farmers are not responsible for rising food costs and that government deficit spending has been the main inflation driver. He praised agriculture for holding inflation in check while criticizing Congress for overspending.
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Strauss to lead Democrats as practical organizer not philosopher
In Washington, Robert S. Strauss, 54, Dallas lawyer, won the Democratic National Committee chairmanship, replacing Jean Westwood after pledging party loyalty to Miami Beach reforms and accepting a charter commission slate. Westwood’s backers argued the coalition behind Strauss aimed to roll back reforms.
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Pilot survives 31 days after Arctic crash and rescue
Hartwell, a 47 year old bush pilot with Gateway Aviation, survived 31 days after a November crash near Cambridge Bay. He spoke from Yellowknife hospital claiming three passengers died, including nurse Judy Hill, while an Eskimo boy and melted snow diet kept him alive.
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Louella Parsons, Hollywood Gossip Queen, Dies at 91
Louella Parsons died at 91 in a Santa Monica rest home after a long battle with illness. The longtime Hollywood gossip columnist, renowned for exclusive scoops and a 40 year reign, had last bylined December 1, 1965. A rosary and requiem mass were planned in Beverly Hills before burial in Hollywood.
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