New England Flood Danger Amid Snow Storm Wreaks Havoc
New Englanders face flood risk after a heavy snowstorm, with snow depths up to 80 inches in parts of New Hampshire and very high water content. Officials warn of unusually high flood potential during snowmelt as five searm deaths are reported in Massachusetts. Army Corps of Engineers prepares flood-control measures and sandbags while highways falter and beaches erode Plumb Island details show the coast guard station nearly threatened.
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Tanker Hull Ripped Open Off Alaska
A 628-foot tanker carrying 150000 barrels of oil suffered a hull rupture after hitting an unidentified submerged object about 100 miles southwest of Anchorage. The S S Yukon, chartered to Atlantic Richfield Co, has a hole in its hull with no sinking danger and no injuries among the 40 crew. Coast Guard cutters and tugs rushed to aid, as an inbound tanker was expected to assist.
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Savings and Loan Firms Hit by $1 Billion Suit
A $1 billion suit filed in a California Superior Court targets loan collection methods by savings and loan associations. Plaintiffs name American Victory Columbia and Home Savings as defendants and allege excessive late charges and large prepayment penalties have harmed borrowers, seeking injunctions and a ruling of unjust enrichment.
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California lawmakers weigh tax cuts and bond needs in flood years
Sacramento reports a clash over Governor Reagan plans a tax stance and potential bond issues for the State Water Project. The assembly debates water bonds and tax reform measures while detailing proposed changes across education, public safety, and government programs. Strong entities include Governor Reagan, the State Water Project, AB bills, and UC regents, with references to Sacramento and California State Legislature.
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Black Enrollment Not Main San Francisco State Trouble
San Francisco State College officials and union leaders say declining black enrollment over the prior two years is a secondary issue in campus disputes. A State release notes total black enrollment at 8.6 percent of 16 000, with 283 admitted under the Educational Opportunities Program.
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Negro Educator Warns of White Braindrain Threat
Vincent Harding of Spelman College Atlanta says white recruiters cause a braindrain in black communities. He argues outreach by the white establishment drains distinct strengths from these communities and competes with business and academe for black readers. He writes in the Columbia Forum.
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Unheard of Assembly move derails praise for James E Johnson
Sacramento Assembly blocks a routine commendation of James E Johnson former VA director who resigned to become federal civil service commissioner The debate cites alleged auctions broken faith and contested testimony The row touches broader themes of civil rights and black education across Northern and Southern campuses with calls for visiting professorships and a national Afro American studies institute in Atlanta.
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Winter storms push Sierra snow depths past 1952 records
Pacific Gas and Electric Co reports from a PG&E survey show exceptionally deep Sierra snow, with Stanislaus River headwaters at 203 inches versus 160 in 1952 and other sites like Mt Dyer 122 inches and Browns Camp 147 inches. Many readings exceed 1952 levels by up to 35 inches.
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