Ford To Veto Pending Farm Bill
President Ford plans to veto the pending farm aid bill, saying it would raise consumer prices for dairy products. The House and Senate conference panel will begin meetings Monday to reconcile differences, with White House aides informing lawmakers of the veto.
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Butz
Congress
Inside the Journal Today's Chuckle
A humor sketch notes Hippie's girlfriend proposing marriage as a playful jab about someone to clean up after him, reflecting lighthearted relationship banter in a journal entry.
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Trawler Gives Away Free Fish in Boston Appeal
Boston based trawler owner Bradley J. O'Hara and his crew gave away 27,000 pounds of pollock rather than sell at 10 cents a pound. Hundreds queued at the Fish Pier with boxes and bags to take the free fish, hoping to aid hungry locals as prices drop amid foreign competition.
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Americans Evacuated as Phnom Penh Falls to Khmer Rouge
U S forces evacuated Americans and some Cambodians from Phnom Penh as Khmer Rouge closed to within a mile of the airport. Acting President Sau Kham Khoy and other officials left. evacuation by over 180 Marines used five helicopters. No injuries reported. the U S embassy was closed and rice and ammunition airlift suspended.
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Associated Press
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Thailand
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Xuan Loc
Washington
Evacuee Recalls Last Rush To Escape Cambodia
AP writer describes chaotic night in Saigon and Phnom Penh as evacuations accelerate. A Cambodian guard and a tense street scene at the embassy contrast with a dash to a waiting charter plane. The author and his family board the aircraft as helicopters depart and the city recedes.
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Dick Blystone
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge Leader Promises No Blood Bath in Phnom Penh
Paris reports quote Chau Seng stating there will be no blood bath when Khmer Rouge arrive in Phnom Penh. He says a total surrender will occur and Khieu Samphan will lead Phnom Penh with a national union policy. The U S evacuates embassy staff as Cambodia nears collapse.
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Kennebunkport Considers Flood Insurance Plan Action
The Kennebunkport selectmen near applying to the National Flood Plain Insurance Program to cover flood prone dwellings with government backed insurance. If approved by HUD by July 1, new building mortgages will require flood insurance. The plan refines flood plain areas to 12 000 acres affecting 12 4529 people and 876 dwellings.
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Kennebunkport
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Wallace Reid
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Selectmen
Peter Edmonds
Zonin Board of Appeals
Unti Monday
Charles Sullivan
Peter Brennan
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