Riots in Salisbury Leave 11 Dead in Rhodesia Clash
Police fired on rioting crowds outside a meeting of ANC leaders in Salisbury. Eleven people were killed and 15 wounded as Zimbabwean factions ZAPU and ZANU clashed after attackers beat a ZANU member entering the venue and a second was forced from a window.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
African National Council
ANC
Ian Smith
Zimbabwe African People’s Union
ZAPU
Zimbabwe African National Union
ZANU
Israel Cuts Troops and Weapons Near Suez Canal
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin announced Israel will pull back half of its front line tanks to at least 18 miles from the canal and move all artillery 19 miles away. Missiles except antitank will be shifted 24 miles back, and 3,500 troops will withdraw from the area east of the UN buffer zone as Egypt plans to reopen the canal.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
United Nations
Gulf of Suez
Accord Reached On Marine Guard Leaving Laos
The United States agreed to transfer a U S Embassy Marine guard accused of assaulting a student and the Pathet Lao allowed him to depart the country. The deal ended a planned demonstration during Philip Habib’s visit to meet with Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma and Lao officials.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
U.S
Pathet Lao
Christian A. Chap
Man
Phoumi Vongvichit
Philip C. Habib
Habib
Souvanna Phouma
Vongvichit
Doctors Fight Malpractice Rates Across States
Active discontent over rising malpractice costs spreads from California to the East. California Medical Association urges doctors to resume work temporarily while Maine and New York see protests against a new state malpractice law. Rhode Island societies back a June 9 strike as Pennsylvania and Texas report slowdowns.
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California Medical Association
Mido
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Rhode Island
70 Cent Gas Predicted By Zarb In Energy Plan
Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb said President Ford's energy conservation program would push gasoline toward 70 cents per gallon. He noted the proposal would add about 14 to 15 cents now, while House legislation would add 3 cents immediately and total 23 cents over time, with rebates to the economy and to those least able to pay higher energy costs.
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Washington
Frank G. Zarb
Ford
Zarb
ABC
House
Ways and Means Committee
Brezhnev Rumored Ill and Plans to Retire Next Year
Brezhnev has not appeared publicly since May 9 amid rumors of medical treatment. Officials at the North Atlantic Alliance meeting in Brussels say he plans to retire next year after the party's 25th congress.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
North Atlantic Alliance
Brussels
Soviet Communist Party
Fair Weather in Aiken Forecast Ahead
The U S Weather Service in Columbia predicts at least two dry days for the Aiken area with no rain today or tomorrow. Highs in the mid 80s, tonight's low near 60, and a Wednesday to Friday outlook of fair weather with a chance of Friday showers and 60s for lows and 80s for highs.
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Aiken
U.S. Weather Service
Columbia
Golf cart fire at Howland Hills interrupts play
Ed Bryant and Holiday Inn manager Steve Wilson had a hot round yesterday when their golf cart caught fire on the fourth hole at Howland Hills. The blaze scorched head covers damaged the cart and a Holiday Inn towel helped fight the flames.
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Ed Bryant
Steve Wilson
Holiday Inn
Howland Hills
Salzburg Summit Yields Optimism on Middle East Peace
President Ford and Anwar Sadat wrap two day Salzburg talks pledging to unveil within a month a peace seeking formula. Rabin announces Israel will withdraw half its tanks and artillery 24 miles from the Suez Canal as a gesture toward reopening the waterway.
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Salzburg
Austria
Ford
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Sadat
Cairo
Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Israel
Suez Canal
Rabin
Tasheen Bashir
Joseph V. Sisco
Henry A. Kissinger
Aiken County Board Approves 18 Million Budget for 1975 76
The Aiken County Board of Education approved an 18 686 514 budget for the 1975 76 school year citing inflation utility costs and salary increases. The plan preserves teacher levels but imposes cuts in maintenance and several categories while revenues total 18 097 063 and expenditures total 18 686 514 with a 3 042 surplus.
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Aiken County
Ted B. Willis
Medical Suite To Be Built Near New Aiken Hospital
HCA will construct a nine office medical suite on three acres of its University Parkway property in Aiken to accompany the 190 bed hospital. Younts-Gunter Builders will own the site and restrict the offices to medical use only while three buildings are connected by walkways. Construction starts this fall to align with the hospital’s spring opening.
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Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
University Parkway
Aiken
Younts-Gunter Builders Developers
Norman Younts
Younts
Alexander Moorman and Associates of
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