Mt Anthony High approves 3.13 million budget with 2 voting no
Mt Anthony Union High School Board approved a 1975 76 net budget of 3.13 million, down 114 861 from the failed district budget. Two directors opposed it with one expressing pessimism about approval prospects. Voters will decide April 25 in union districts.
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Hue evacuees flee as Da Nang area goes red alert
South Vietnamese forces abandon Hue in a Dunkirk style pullout. Troops board boats at Tan My port under fire to retreat toward Da Nang as 11 of 33 provinces fall under Communist control. Pentagon to dispatch aircraft carrier Hancock to the Western Pacific amid fighting in Quang Ngai. Earl Martin and Soshihiro Ichikawa reported missing in Communist held city.
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King Faisal slain by demented nephew shocks region
Riyadh announces the assassination of King Faisal, 70, by his nephew amid Arab oil and Middle East tensions. Khalid bin Abdul Aziz named heir as mourning and security measures surge, with oil price fears and U.S. diplomacy prospects hinging on Saudi stability.
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Phnom Penh shelled as Gunther leaves embassy
Five Communist rockets landed near the American Embassy in Phnom Penh forcing Ambassador John Gunther Dean to take cover. In the city, 26 rockets were fired this morning, with one landing near an airlift plane but causing no damage. Government forces suffered a setback at Tuol Leap as insurgents pressed west and north of the capital.
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Kinsey proposes altered Wildlife Wonderland plan
Mount Holly plans panel hears Dr. James Kinsey as he suggests dropping the exotic animal section of Wildlife Wonderland Inc in favor of a farm oriented tourist attraction. Kinsey seeks community support before pursuing changes at Route 155 with a May construction target.
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Market swings after Faisal assassination shock stocks
United Press International reports a jittery market opening with a sharp early drop following King Faisal of Saudi Arabia's assassination. Analysts link the decline to anxiety over Kissinger’s Middle East peace effort, though by mid morning the Dow had recovered slightly from a 9 point drop to near break even.
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Arab mobilization urged by Egypt and Israel unity vote
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi urged a 20 nation Arab League to strangle Israel economically and politically while Cairo keeps the Suez Canal closed. He called for expanding an economic boycott and isolating Israel as in South Africa Rhodesia. In Tel Aviv Parliament backed Rabin’s handling Kissinger talks amid Likud unity. Ford ordered a policy re evaluation toward Israel.
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Vermont Faces Question of Organized Crime Underworld
Skepticism greets Attorney General Diamond's bid for 241 923 federal LEAA funds to form a Vermont organized crime unit. Critics question the scale of organized crime here while the Justice Commission weighs approving a plan that includes covert surveillance gear and a board to oversee civil rights protections. The proposal, echoing past failures and noting bid rigging and bribery, signals a potential long, discreet investigation.
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