Boeing to announce 12 million to 300 million 747 sale
Boeing is expected to announce a sale of five to ten 747 jets to the Soviet Union worth 25 to 30 million dollars each, with Aeroflot as the user. The agreement is near and delivery timing would be accelerated, though official comment remains cautious as discussions continue.
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Unseasonably Warm Air Triggers Widespread Rain Across Regions
Nationwide weather notes scattered showers from the southern Plains to the southern Great Lakes with over an inch in Cotulla and San Antonio areas. Temperatures ranged from 22 degrees in Concord to 77 in Miami while frost appeared in New England.
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Vampire of Hamburg Arrested After Coffin Sleep
Walter Lorke aged 24, who called himself master or Count Dracula, abducted and beat Helmut May in his Hamburg apartment. May escaped as police found Lorke sleeping in a coffin. Lorke charged with kidnapping and grievous bodily harm after raids. Neighbors described his strange behavior and nightly bloodthirsty routines.
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Brown and Flournoy seek votes from Anaheim businessmen
California gubernatorial candidates Edmund G Brown Jr and Houston I Flournoy addressed about 800 local businessmen at the Anaheim convention center. Brown urged focusing on fixing government while Flournoy warned taxes and argued for an economy environment link and a rapid transit push in Los Angeles.
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Pediatrician population surge outpaces birth decline
San Francisco report indicates pediatricians may outnumber children as births fall. Researchers Dr Kurt Gorwitz and Dr Donald C Smith warn of an oversupply with 3 445 children per pediatrician now, rising to 1 869 to 1 by 1985 as the birth rate drops by about 500 000 annually.
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