Fire kills 60 as Sao Paulo bank suffers deadly blaze
A 26 story Sao Paulo bank building burned trapping at least 60 people on upper floors. Dozens jumped or fled as flames roared through Creftful Investment Bank offices. Helicopters could not land for two hours, finally airlifting survivors from the roof. Remaining occupants waited on balconies as firemen fought the blaze.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Sao Paulo Bank
Renr
Action Line contact details and hours advertised
Be and Aictionfine out 452 3451 ACTION LINE offers service solving problems and cutting red tape. To get action write ACTION LINE Box 236 Long Beach California 90844 or dial 432 3451 between 9 am and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Do not send original documents you wish returned.
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Calif
Breakfast line on cereals nutrition values
Dr Michael Jacobson of the Center for Science in the Public Interest says cereals often contain refined flour and high sugar, despite package claims. Consumers should check for whole grain and low sugar, and the group plans to petition the FDA for action.
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Action Line
Long Beach
Michael Jacobson
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Washington, D
Food and Drug Administration
Lon Nol palace under attack by Cambodian air raid
Phnom Penh dispatch reports four CAMBODIAN Air Force T28 fighter bombers flew over Lon Nol’s Chamkar Mon palace seeking permission for a bombing mission near the capital before anti aircraft gunners drove them off and the planes disappeared. Reporter Pat Sun notes the incident followed an approach to Pochentong Airport for approval.
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UPI
Lon Nol
Chamear Mon
Pat Sun
Pochentong
Lottery Bill Passed Sparks Statewide Interest
The Assembly has approved a bill legalizing a state lottery signaling a major shift in state gaming policy. Details on implementation, funding and potential locations are pending further discussion and public input. Citizens are advised to watch pages A-3 and C-15 for updates.
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Assembly
Jobless soar in oil crisis
Washington reports January unemployment rising to 5.2 percent, the largest monthly jump in four years, with 226,400 jobless in Los Angeles area and 4.7 million nationwide. Shortages of gasoline and petroleum products blamed. aviation, auto, and recreation sectors hit. Officials caution fuel shortage may worsen job outlook.
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Washington
Labor Department
Los Angeles
State
White House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Batk Pg
Nixon sees sharp price hikes and joblessness ahead
President Nixon warns Americans face rising prices and higher unemployment until the economy improves midyear. The Council of Economic Advisers projects 1974 price inflation of about 1 percent and 1 percent growth, with jobless average around 5.5 percent, near 6 percent in early 1974. Nixon stresses patience and says Americans are wealthier than prior generations despite inflation. In California, the Franchise Tax Board updates residency status discussions for the President, with possible further determinations on state tax obligations and California-source income.
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Nixon
Nikon
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Bob Scimidt
Sacramento
Franchise Tax Board
California
Martin Huff
White House
Congressional Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Huff
Hut
Truckers blockade fuel stops in California protest
Dozens of independent California truck drivers joined a nationwide protest by driving rigs into four Los Angeles area fuel depots and blockading pumps. The action halted fuel sales at the stations and was described as the first successful Southern California protest of government fuel allocation policies.
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California
Los Angeles
Automobile Club of Southern California
Club
Gasoline price hikes hit Union Mobil Arco stations
Southland service stations Union Mobil and Arco announce price increases up to 4 cents a gallon effective immediately. Mobil and Union raise 3 cents, Atlantic Richfield raises wholesale prices, fueled by crude cost rises. Simultaneous boosts by Sohio and BP, with diesel and home heating fuel adjustments.
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Union
Mobil
Arco
Southland
Atlantic Richfield Co
Federal Energy Office
Standard Oil of Ohio Schips
British Petroleum
Sohio
Kidnaper hijackers drift toward Indonesian waters
Four seasick hijackers hold three hostages aboard the ferry Laju after failing fuel resupply, as negotiations stall. They demand the Japanese ambassador trade himself for the Singaporeans and seek a plane to the Middle East while tides push the vessel toward Indonesia. A government official notes Tokichiro Uomoto will not trade. The ship drifts near other vessels as fatigue grows and the hijackers press for an end to the incident by morning.
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Singapore
UPI
Shell
Tokichiro Uomoto
Middle East
Laju
Quake damages historic city of Izmir Turkey
A predawn earthquake in Izmir damaged buildings and spread panic in the port city population around one million. Police report two deaths and 36 injuries, five critical, with cars and structures struck and residents sleeping outside after a six second tremor.
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Tzmir
Turkey
Izmir
Iran
Greece
Italy
Africa
Kandilli
Timin
Weather summary for region and mountains and deserts
Weather update shows in the L B area cloudy conditions with decreasing clouds by Saturday and temps from 45 to 66. Mountains report cloudy with gusts up to 35 mph, lows near 24 and highs around 58. Deserts expect cloudy skies, mostly fair Saturday with a low of 25 and a high near 72.
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L.B
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