Mary Holein Crowned Miss Austin 1976 in Pageant
Twenty one year old Mary Holten, a broadcasting student at Austin Area Vocational Technical Institute, was crowned Miss Austin 1976 at Austin High School auditorium. She sings with ACC Briars, played The Wedding Song on guitar for the talent portion, and wins a $400 education scholarship.
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St. Paul
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Owatonna
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1700 Indochina orphans airlifted to U S and other nations
About 1700 children were evacuated from Saigon in a large airlift ending, with future departures to occur in smaller groups. Officials say most evacuees were in adoption pipelines, and the United States quota of 1400 was reached, while some went to Australia Britain and Canada. The operation drew political critique from neutralist opponents in Saigon and opponents of Thieu, yet diplomats stressed the airlift served child welfare.
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Want Ad to Sell Your Car in the Herald
Advertisement urges readers to place a low-cost Herald want-ad to sell a 1956 Dodge 2-door hardtop in excellent running condition. Best offer takes and a phone number is provided. the ad notes it ran twice before a buyer was found and promotes wide reader reach.
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Aid Debate Intensifies as Congress Weighs Vietnam Funds
Congress faces renewed pressure to approve more aid to South Vietnam after a 10 day recess saw setbacks for Saigon. President Thieu and ambassador Tran Kim Phuong warned Congress will be to blame for any collapse without renewed funding. Defense Secretary Schlesinger urged continued support, noting factors beyond aid contributed to Vietnam’s difficulties.
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Minnesota lawmakers mull delaying major tax revamp
Minnesota legislators may postpone sweeping tax changes until 1976 election year as they approach a May 19 adjournment. A hold action could leave a surplus and allow a later consensus on relief while exploring exemptions and limited cuts in income tax amid a shaky national economy.
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Communists shell 10 district capitals in Mekong Delta
Communist led forces shelled at least ten district capitals in the Mekong Delta and hit near a major fuel depot southeast of Saigon. The Army reported casualties and continued fighting as Operation Baby Lift ended on a large scale with about 1700 orphans sent abroad.
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Renewed attacks hit Phnom Penh in Cambodia clash
Khmer Rouge renewed assaults on Phnom Penh northern defenses as Premier Long Beret prepared to return to the capital. Rebels seized Kompong Speu amid shelling that wounded 39. Mortar and machine gun fire harassed routes along the Tonle Sar River, with battlefield casualties in the low dozens. The U S airlift continued as supplies dwindled and the embassy moved staff to Bangkok.
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Saxe pleads innocent in bank robbery and conspiracy case
Susan Edith Saxe once on Fat's 10 most wanted list was captured 12 days earlier and arraigned in Philadelphia on bank robbery and conspiracy charges. She faces $350,000 bail after her arrest on a downtown street and a guarded hearing before U S Magistrate Tullio Gene Leom porra.
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