Japanese quake kills 25 and leaves 2000 homeless
A powerful earthquake struck Miyagi prefecture causing at least 25 deaths and about 2000 people to become homeless. The tremor disrupted Sendai with gas outages, jammed supermarkets, and damaged transport. Five coastal power plants were shut, and multiple landslides and fires were reported.
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Billion dollar plan urged to curb world hunger at UN
United States and Yugoslavia propose an 8.3 billion dollar program to aid poor nations in agriculture and food production by 1980. The UN FAO council met to debate loans grants and aid amid rising malnutrition and uneven food distribution, with projections showing hundreds of millions undernourished. Mexican President Portillo urged shifting funds from weapons to food, noting disarmament won’t solve poverty for the poor.
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Brown firm helped found Baltimore railroad and funded bridges
Locally prominent Alex Brown & Sons shaped early Maryland finance by aiding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, backing canal and bridge projects, and supporting water and park initiatives. The firm grew with offices in major cities and funded pivotal projects like the Susquehanna and Potomac bridges and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
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Fungus Threatens Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper
report outlines deterioration of the Last Supper fresco caused by fungus and tempera paints erosion. experts warn smog and pigment mix accelerate damage while restoration may begin within a year. performance of historical pigments cited. authorities urge preservation measures and further study.
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