Zarb warns energy crisis worsens before another embargo
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb says the U S energy picture is worse now than before the 1973 74 Arab oil embargo and a new embargo could trigger gasoline rationing within 90 days The plan includes state by state allocation and possibly rationing if needed.
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Pendleton Camp News Refugees Face New Life In California
At Camp Pendleton refugees from Vietnam adapt to life in a coastal California base area. Families endure biographical checks, uncertain housing, and new routines while children explore quonset huts, flowers, and games amid an unfamiliar landscape and sights along the San Diego Freeway.
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3 000 May Lose Hospital Jobs In Insurance Crisis
Hospital unions warn up to 3,000 workers could be laid off this week as anesthetists strike over soaring malpractice insurance rates. Doctors refuse nonemergency cases, with some Northern California physicians accepting higher rates while anesthesiologists stay off duty except for emergencies. The boycott aims to force legislative action to lower costs and protect patients from inflated fees.
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Refugees arrive at Florida base amid exodus from Vietnam
At Eglin Air Force Base in Florida a group of Vietnamese refugees, including Trinh Hong Mai and Dao Bach Lan, settle in a crude tent camp. They express fear of the Viet Cong discovering relatives and fear for those who worked for American companies or served in the army. Children react with curiosity to their unfamiliar surroundings.
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Cambodian Killings Reported by White House Spokesman
The United States says 80 to 90 Cambodian officers and their wives were killed by the Khmer Rouge since Phnom Penh fell. President Ford was reported deeply troubled by the executions of soldiers wives.
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Inflation signals fade as economists note mixed indicators
Washington and Los Angeles briefs summarize a bank of indicators showing inflation cooling modestly while unemployment remain high. The report cites 6 to 7 percent inflation this year, 8.9 percent unemployment in April, and a mix of weaker wholesale prices and lower consumer costs alongside raised car gas and medical prices. The California State Bar exam reports only 55.8 percent passing the ethics test amid Watergate-era scrutiny.
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Rebate Checks Planned For 66.8 Million Americans
Treasury plans to mail 13.7 million green checks this week totaling 1.7 billion dollars with most taxpayers receiving between 100 and 200. Early filers receive rebates first while late filers get one check plus a note separating refund and rebate amounts.
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