Simon disputes doom forecasts for U.S. economy
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told a Southern Methodist University audience that inflation and other problems stem from government overspending and devaluation. He cited FDIC coverage of 6 billion dollars plus 3 billion borrowing potential and warned inflation above 10 percent could persist into 1975.
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Dallas
UPI
Treasury
William E. Simon
U.S
Simon
Southern Methodist University
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Oil crisis still with us
The Transportation Association of America accuses the Federal Energy Administration of downplaying conservation efforts and warns against further petroleum imports. Gasoline use rose from 7.2 billion gallons in February to 7.9 billion in April with incomplete May and June data, as embargo effects fade and imports remain a concern.
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L. Edgar Prina Washington
CNS
Transportation Association of America
Federal Energy Administration
U.S
FEA
Federal Highway Administration
Columbia
Illinois
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Transportation Association
United States
Analyzing a Vanderbilt Knockout hand for match insights
The article explains post deal analysis in bridge to gauge likely match progress. It cites a 1974 Vanderbilt Knockout Teams Championship hand showing estimates versus actual outcomes, noting vulnerability for North South and South as dealer.
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Vanderbilt
Bridge Excitement As Slams Haunt South Team
In a club match Catherine Wei's team from New York faced a misplay that left them in four no trump instead of a club slam. A quick verdict showed 12 tricks were available with a successful spade finesse and proper hearts play. West's overcall and the bidding missteps set the scene for a dramatic turnaround.
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South
West
North
East
Wes
Declarer
Vintage radio collecting grows from attic gems to friendly hobby
Rich Seeley profiles Morgan McMahon and other collectors in Rolling Hills Estates who seek early radios from the 1920s and 1930s. They treasure models like the Atwater Kent Breadboard and Philco 90 Cathedral, value restoration but reject modern components, and note prices range from twenty to hundreds of dollars.
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Rich Seeley
Los Angeles
CNS
Morgan McMahon
Rolling Hills Estates
McMahon
Atwater
Chaparral High to double enrollment by 1974 75
Chaparral High School projects 1,500 students for the 1974 75 year nearly double its 1972 opening. Eighteen teachers added this year eight transferred within the district four new hires. Phase Two remodeling will raise capacity to 2,400 with eight tennis courts six handball courts a 3 000 seat bleacher lights for football and track and a girls softball diamond.
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Chaparral
Chaparral High School
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High Guidance Department
Monica Johnson
Scottsdale High
Police Helicopter Crash During Disney Show Filming
A Disney television project was filming in a citrus grove when a camera helicopter crashed. Both the pilot and a cameraman were thrown from the wreckage but escaped serious injury. The incident occurred Friday in Camarillo, California.
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Camarillo
Calif
UPI
Walt Disney Productions
Orchard
Missing Hollywood Teenager Found Alive in Yosemite Park
Elizabeth Caldwell a 17 year old from Hollywood was found alive after wandering nearly three days in Yosemite National Park. She was located by fire control aid Chuck Vanderwater about three miles northeast of Tuolumne Meadows ranger station. The girl with hypertension was taken to Yosemite Valley Hospital for observation after helicopter evacuation.
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Yosemite National Park
Ypi
Hollywood
Elizabeth Caldwell
Chuck Vanderwater
Tuolumne Meadows Ranger Station
Ark
Ranger Station
Yosemite Valley Hospital
Miss Caldwell
Meadow
Hamburger School For Girls
Fresno
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