Ammunition barges reach Phnom Penh base amid fire
The Mekong clash at Phnom Penh sees ammunition barges reach the naval base under heavy rebel fire. North Vietnam accuses President Ford of a big lie over the Vietnam surge as Indo China roundup appears on page 12. FBI Director Kelley outlines agency procedures for handling information about Congress members. Page 13. Rep Al Ullman to helm hearings on delaying Ford oil import taxes for at least 90 days. developments on page 16.
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Phnom Penh
Mekong
North Vietnam
Ford
Vietnam
Indochina
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Page
al Ullman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Drug ring probe tied to NFL and ABA players
The National Football League and the American Basketball Association are investigating charges that a narcotics ring supplied narcotics to players. The report notes the investigation is ongoing with details to be provided on page 17.
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National Football League
American Basketball Association
Pacers rally behind McGinnis against Nuggets
Indiana Pacers surge as George McGinnis shines in a high scoring comeback to defeat the Denver Nuggets, handing Denver only their ninth loss of the season. Page 17.
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Indiana Pacers
George McGinnis
Denver Nuggets
Roberts and Kiner Seen as Hall of Fame Favorites
Robin Roberts and Ralph Kiner are considered prime candidates for election to baseballs Hall of Fame today. A feature notes their strong chances, highlighting their careers and impact on the sport.
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Robin Roberts
Ralph Kiner
Pope Paul VI Rebuffs Vatican Budget For 1975
Pope Paul VI vetoes the Vatican budget for 1975 and orders drastic cuts in all but indispensable expenses. Details appear on Page 40.
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Paul VI
Vatican
Sunny Warm Period With Mild Nights Forecast
Weather bulletin notes sunny and warmer conditions with highs 38 to 42. Tonight will be fair and mild with lows 25 to 32. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with highs 40 to 45. Anderson’s high Wednesday is 39, low 32. Sunset 5 53 p m today. sunrise Friday 8 a m. New Arrivals in paper. obituaries and sports pages follow. Classified ads encourage selling usable items quickly.
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Anderson
High Court Ruling Little Local Impact
The U S Supreme Court ruled that public school students have the right to an informal hearing before suspension but the 5 4 decision is not expected to affect local practice. In Indiana shorter suspensions trigger no automatic full hearing.
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Brian Knowlton
Herald
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
Anderson High
Horace Chadbourne
Chadbourne
Nixon
Madison Heights
Maurice Wann
Rock Says No Need For Civic Center Bill In Anderson
Anderson Mayor Robert L. Rock opposes HB 1292 proposing a five member board to issue revenue bonds for a civic center. He favors private downtown hotel development with convention facilities, saying a downtown hotel and Economic Development Commission can fund growth without a civic center.
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Jeff Kurowski
Herald
Anderson
Robert L. Rock
Indiana House of Representatives
Richard C. Bodine
D-Mishawaka
Robert J. DuComb Jr
South Bend
Rock
Economic Development Commission
St. Joseph County
Civic Center
William Howard Highsmith
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Frank Woschitz
Anderson Banking Company
Fran Oleksy
Gary Pittsford
Madison County Council
Unions and rails near tentative wage agreement
The United States railroads and three unions reached a tentative deal raising wages and benefits by about 40.5 percent over three years. The talks include 17 unions, with the National Railway Labor Conference as bargaining arm, and cover 560,000 workers. key unions like United Transportation Union and Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes are involved, while some groups seek further gains. A related effort with the Sheet Metal Workers aims to avert strikes against Union Pacific and other carriers.
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Washington
Sheet Metal Workers
Union Pacific Railroad
National Railway Labor Conference
United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen Industry
CL. Dennis
Brotherhood of
Railway and Airline Clerks
Treasury to borrow 28 billion for antirecession plan
Treasury officials said they will need to borrow about 28 billion dollars over the next six months to fund the antirecession program. The move could lift interest rates and requires congressional approval to raise the debt ceiling from its current 495 billion, with the national debt near that limit. The plan includes more short term bills and longer term securities offered at late January auctions.
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Washington
Treasury
Jack F. Bennett
Bennett
The
Jones Trial Daily Medical Testimony In Jones Case
Madison County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Richard Kreegar will call the county coroner and local medical authorities as witnesses today in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Anderson City Councilman Merle F. Jones. The nine jurors have heard testimony about the August 28 1973 death of Anderson Police Captain Charles Smith when Jones lost control of a 1965 Volkswagen and struck a tree on West Eighth Street.
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Pam Mulkey
Herald
New Castle
Madison County
Richard Kreegar
Anderson City
Merle F. Jones
Wesley Ratliff
Henry
Jones
Anderson
Charles Smith
Smith
Jones Smith
West Eighth Street
Arrow Avenue
al Woolbert
Warren Fischer
Kreegar
Fischer
Ratliff
John Rice
Rice
Shock Jones
Coryell
Woolbert
Fr. Wayne
Connie Wilhoit
Chesterfield
House Democrats table five GOP amendments on HB 1154
Indiana House Democrats tabled five Republican amendments to HB 1154 restricting a temporary sales tax holiday. Rep. Blevins led a 57-39 vote to table, arguing the measure would only lightly affect purchases. The bill advances to Senate action with periods clarified for the 30 and 60 day holidays.
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Leee
Lortz Herald News
Indianapolis
House
Democrats
Indiana
John M. Blevins
R-Anderson
Philip T. Warner
R-Goshen
Donald T Nelson
Richard W Mangus
Lakeville
Michael Phillips
Boonville
Blevins
Richard Dellinger
Noblesville
Craig Campbell
Anderson
Mendle Adams
Marion
Michael Balesbaugh
Alan Zirkle
Kokomo
Spencer Schnaitzer
D-Madison
Ways and Means
Senate
Finance Committee
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Ile
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D-Highland
Bainbridge
Vanderburgh County
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