Fate of Airmen Revealed in Downed Pilots Case
U S officials accuse North Vietnamese and Viet Cong of withholding information on 87 missing American airmen. Embassy notes show North Vietnamese press articles and photos about soldiers, while Joint Military Team promises to share updates, though U S relief efforts halted after a 1973 searcher was killed near Saigon.
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UMaine Orono campus sees 25 more recruiting firms this year
AP reports that despite a tight job market, 25 additional firms will recruit on the University of Maine at Orono campus, led by Adrian Sewall. One firm cut its hiring from 350 to 60 yet still plans to hire, with six graduates from the Orono campus among the prospects. Firms say they need fewer people but still seek the best qualified candidates.
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Chiricahua Mountains Formed by Ancient Volcanic Eruptions
The Chiricahua Mountains in southeastern Arizona arose millions of years ago through a sequence of volcanic eruptions shaping the rugged range that anchors the region's geologic history.
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Las Vegas Odds Maker Jimmy Snyder Receives Pardon
President Ford pardoned Las Vegas odds maker Jimmy Snyder, real name James G. Synodinas, for gambling violations after 11 years since conviction. Snyder was given five years probation and a $10,000 fine for interstate transportation of bets and related offenses as part of 47 pardons granted during Christmas.
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Kyros Opposed To Rockefeller
Rep. Peter Kyros of Maine said he voted against Nelson Rockefeller’s confirmation as vice president, calling him out of touch with Maine’s problems. Rockefeller was confirmed by the House 287 to 128 and sworn in hours later. Rep. William Cohen of Maine voted for confirmation.
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Korean Boy Ready For Big Day
Two year old Tim, abandoned in Korea and adopted by David and Judy Rock in Maine, experiences his first American Christmas. Since arriving in August his family notes rough months but says he is now rambunctious and charming. Tim is learning English, enjoys rice and potatoes, and watches Santa and gifts with Jenny as they prepare for Christmas.
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