Marines Back U S Threat With 1000 Marines To Thailand
The United States will fly about 1 000 Marines from Okinawa to Utapo air base in southern Thailand to back up President Ford's warning over Cambodia's seizure of the Mayaguez. Bangkok opposes using Thai bases for action. The ship was moved to Koh Tang under Cambodian escort as diplomacy continues.
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Washington
United States
Thailand
Cambodia
U.S
Pentagon
Okinawa
Utapo
Ford
Mayaguez
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
White House
Gulf of Thailand
Koh Tang
7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Philip W. Buden
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Moves on Aid For Indochina Refugees
Congress moves toward approving funds to transport and resettle South Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. The House Appropriations Committee meets on a $405 million bill, while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a related authorization by 13 to 0. Senate action faces pending questions on unspent military aid and resettlement plans.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Foreign Operations
Ford
John J. Sparkman
Dala
House
South Vietnam
Sparkman
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Mansfield
L. Dean Brown
Interagency Task Force
Singapore
House Democrats
Indochina
U.S
Ruppert to Stand Trial on Family Murders in Ohio
James A. Ruppert 41, charged with aggravated murders of 11 relatives during Easter gathering, deemed mentally competent to stand trial by Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred Cramer. Trial date set for June 16.
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Hamilton
Ohio
James A. Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred Cramer
Hostages Freed as Riot Police Break Strike Siege
In Montreal area Longueuil police freed 10 hostages held by about 50 strikers at the United Aircraft plant. Police used clubs and tear gas to disperse the crowd after workers broke into a building during a Quebec Federation of Labor rally protesting proposed corruption legislation in construction.
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Montreal
United Aircraft
Longueuil
Quebec Federation of Labor
Weather Outlook: Cooler Tonight Then Warmer Wednesday
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows in the mid 40s. Wednesday brings sunny skies and warmer air with highs in the low 70s.
Revisions Expected School Bill Reaches Senate
The Senate Education Committee recommended passage of a new state school aid formula designed to raise and equalize subsidies based on local tax effort. The bill, voted out 7-2 after early morning debate, faced opposition as teachers lobbyists pushed changes.
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Ohio
Senate Education Committee
Morris M
Ohio Senate weighs school funding change and boosts per pupil aid
An AP sample shows Athens with 3 427 pupils receiving 208 254 under a new formula about 60 more per pupil. The full Senate may vote Wednesday on the bill amid disputes over tax parity and teacher salary earmarks. Toledo warns 1976 closure if 45 percent of new basic aid goes to salaries. The Ohio Education Association backs the salary increase and higher teacher-student ratios.
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Associated Press
Athens
Mula
Toledo
John W. Rutherford
Adminis
Ohio Education Association
March Sees Record Bankruptcy Filings Amid Slump
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts reports March 1975 set a record with 24,970 bankruptcy filings, up 13 percent from October and 42 percent from March 1974. First nine months of fiscal 1975 totaled 184,655 filings, 35 percent above 1974. Officials warn the trend may continue due to inflation and recession.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Administrative Office
United States Courts
Federal Judicial District
U.S
Lobbyists Seek Ford Veto Override On Farm Bill
Veteran dairy lobbyists and a former Agriculture Department official hired by farm groups are rallying House votes to override President Ford. The vote hinges on a two thirds majority. opponents expect a 20 vote margin. The bill would raise target prices for wheat, corn, and cotton and provide dairy price supports, with costs debated by Ford and Treasury.
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Agriculture Department
House
Ford
Earl L. Butz
Paul Findley
R-Ill
H. Willis Tibler
National Milk Producers Federation
Senate
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