Rabies Case Patterns and Animal Outbreaks Reported
CDC notes 1979 human rabies cases low against rising animal rabies as 11 skunks are listed rabid in six counties while no rabies exposure is recalled by the victim or circle. Nationally 4 681 animal rabies cases this year versus 3 011 last year with Texas Mexico border outbreak spreading to dogs in the region.
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New 30 month certificates aid small savers via high rates
Washington regulators announce a 30 month certificate of deposit allowing small savers to tap high interest rates with no minimum deposit. The product targets thrift institutions to attract funds, potentially easing housing loan access while offering compounding and a rate linked to 24 year U S Treasury averages. Banks oppose the plan though, as it shifts funds from money markets.
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Senate action due on windfall profits tax
The Senate edged toward final passage of the windfall profits tax on oil after a three day filibuster ended. A $23 billion minimum tax on new oil and a 20 percent minimum on heavy and tertiary oil were approved, with leaders eyeing action by Monday.
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Industrial output falls 0.5 percent in November
The Federal Reserve reports a 0.5 percent drop in U.S. industrial production led by weaker motor vehicle output spreading to home goods and construction supplies. Commerce foresees autos, trucks and buses sales dipping to 1975 levels next year amid this trend.
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Firefighter leaps to safety amid collapsing roof in Arlington
Arlington Texas firefighters respond to a balcony entrapment when a roof collapsed and knocked away a ladder. Capt John Murphy leaps from the balcony while smoke trails. Fellow firefighters work below to hose and secure the scene.
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Fire at Clark Oil refinery evacuates thousands
A large oil refinery fire near Taylor, Michigan prompted the evacuation of 8,000 to 10,000 people in a surrounding square-mile area. No injuries were reported as authorities fought the blaze and extended the emergency perimeter to mobile home parks and Hoover Junior High School.
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Turkey hunts terrorists who killed four Americans in Istanbul
In Istanbul a gun ambush killed four Americans, three civilians and a Navy petty officer, as they returned from work at the NATO munitions base. Turkey orders security agencies to pursue the attackers amid speculation about Turkish leftists or foreign agents behind the killings.
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Shahs condition not critical says New York doctors
In San Antonio two NY doctors examining Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi report the shah’s spleen enlarged but condition not critical. Fort Worth judge delays depo until court receives updated medical report, fearing privacy invasion. The Bell Helicopter suit claims wrongful firing amid union activity.
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Administration re visa checks on Ira Iranians face extended reporting deadline
The U S administration backed by a federal appeals court resumes visa checks on Iranian students and extends the reporting deadline to December 29. The INS vows no deportations for now unless the D C Circuit rules the crackdown legal. A stay blocks a lower court review and the court will hear arguments next Thursday on the constitutionality of mandatory reports to immigration offices.
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