Mount St Helens bulge growth linked to magma intrusion
UPI reports scientists see continued north flank swelling of Mount St Helens driven by underground magma movement. The bulge expands about five feet daily as ash eruptions resume. risk of landslides, floods toward Toutle and Spirit Lake cited. USGS maintains 24 hour lookout. harmonic tremors and new vents observed amid ongoing eruptions.
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Reagan funds limit looms over convention week plans
Reagan nears his nomination spending cap with about 191 votes needed and only limited funds left for media ads. GOP chairman Brock outlined a Detroit July 14 convention program featuring Gerald Ford opening, Vander Jagt keynote, and a Wednesday vote for the nominee. Nancy Kassebaum would be temporary chair and Aris Allen secretary. Nixon not expected to attend.
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PBS drew Saudi pressure over film on princess execution
Saudi Arabia urged PBS not to air a two hour drama about Princess Misha al and her alleged lover, claiming many inaccuracies. PBS spokesman said airing is planned despite Saudi concerns as relations with the United States are referenced by Ambassador Sheikh Faisal Alhegelan who condemned the film as part of a wider effort to undermine ties.
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House Approves 25 Billion Food Stamp Funds Bill
The House passed a bill to boost food stamp program funds by 25 billion dollars affecting about 21 million Americans. The measure, approved 360 to 56, faces House Senate negotiations before June funding. May 15 deadline looms to avoid benefits interruption. a June reimbursement plan is included if states opt to continue. Emergency fast track actions were taken by committees, prompting some to question the authorization.
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PBS rebuts Saudi complaint over Princess film portrayal
Acting Secretary of State Warren Christopher conveyed Saudi objections to PBS over the film Princess. Christopher assured PBS president Lawrence Grossman the government cannot censor. He urged PBS to provide a full and balanced presentation to viewers.
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HUD denies slush fund accusation in Congress
HUD Secretary Moon Landrieu rejects Rep. Herbert Harris charge that HUD hides a multibillion dollar slush fund. Rep. Edward Boland of Massachusetts also defends the department amid the dispute.
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