Haylift Delayed as Calves Face Blizzard Losses in Montana
In north central Montana a three day blizzard threatens up to 33 000 newborn calves with heavy losses expected. Governor Judge declared a state of emergency and deployed nine Army National Guard helicopters for a 48 hour hay and oats airlift to stranded livestock.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Leo Kolstad
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kolstad
Washington, D.C
Thomas L. Judge
Army National Guard
Galata
Harlowton
Glacier
Liberty and Toole
USDA
Ford heavy hearted about Cambodia evacuation and aid fights
President Ford said he ordered the evacuation of Americans from Cambodia with a heavy heart as Congress delayed new aid. He urged quick action on measures for South Vietnam and outlined plans for expanded military and economic support.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Cambodia
United States
Khmer Republic
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Senate
House
John J. Rhodes
Paris
U.S
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Brown University students vote to strike over budget
At Brown University about 75 percent of undergraduates approved a strike to press for restoration of funds for financial aid student services and minority programs. Administrators and student leaders planned talks this weekend to avert a class boycott set to begin Monday amid disputes over next year’s austerity budget and budget transparency.
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Michael O'Neil
Coalition
Brown
Donald F. Hornig
Anthony Affigne
Student Caucus
Hornig
Brown Corp
Medical Aid Approved Requires $2.89 Million Fund
AUGUSTA AP Gov James B Longley signed an emergency measure funding the catastrophic illness plan and medical aid for the needy and elderly through a $2.89 million appropriation under the AF program. The act aims to expand coverage and rapid support.
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Augusta
James B. Longley
Personal notices for Biddeford residents update
Wilfred Ayotte of 200 Elm St Biddeford is a surgical patient at Webber Hospital. Mr and Mrs Alphonse Gagne who had lived at the Sanford Nursing Home are now residents of Good Shepherd Villa May Street Biddeford. The Gagnes formerly lived at 169 Hill St Biddeford.
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Webber Hospital
Elm Street
Biddeford
G. Patrick Shaw
Patricia Otthoff R.N
Gertrude Benoit R. N
Wilfred Ayotte
Elm St
Alphonse Gagne
Sanford Nursing Home
Good Shepherd Villa
May Street
Mrs. Gagne
Hill St
Four workers exposed to Iridium at Trojan plant incident
At the Trojan nuclear power plant near Rainier Oregon four Portland area workers were exposed to radioactive Iridium 192 during transport. They received about 30 to 40 rems of exposure, were treated at Good Samaritan Hospital and released with no outward symptoms. The incident involved leakage from a lead container while the material was in a pickup truck near the $380 million facility.
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Rainier, Ore
Pittsburgh Ae Laboratory
Trojan
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital
David Johnson
Oregon Health Division
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