Vietnam War Reports and U.S. Developments Worldwide
Reports cite B52 strikes south of the DMZ against North Vietnamese bases and ground actions near the southern DMZ edge. Other items include a U.S. polygraph defense claim in the My Lai case, Adam Muller’s release from Polish prison, a Volpe airport grants hike, and a draft-rights amendment debate. The Charleston Gazette spacing notice and Girls State notes conclude the briefing.
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Mill Creek Project Plans Advance in West Virginia
The Mill Creek watershed project in Jackson and Roane counties West Virginia won Senate Public Works Committee approval. Sen Jennings Randolph said the 5.7 million dollar plan would cost with 3.9 million funded by the federal government. It aims to reduce floods secure water supply and offer recreation facilities. Construction can start once funds are appropriated.
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Enforcement Upped On School Desegregation Measures
Washington officials announced letters to 39 school districts in 11 Southern and border states urging further desegregation by fall. The HEW group cited districts with schools "substantially disproportionate" in racial composition under the Swann decision. An additional 49 to 60 Southern and border districts under HEW supervision will receive warnings soon.
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Housing and Training Funds Awarded for West Virginia Projects
Len Jennings Randolph announced federally funded contracts for West Virginia housing and training. The Williamson Housing Authority will get 491,141 for site improvements and remodeling. The Labor and Welfare department will sponsor three classroom training projects, including a 70,195 grant.
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Laird Orders Faster Review Of Vietnam War Study
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird said he has ordered a rapid classification review of the Pentagon study on the Vietnam War to determine what parts can be declassified and released. He declined to say how much might be released and noted some papers have already appeared in newspapers.
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Credit Unions in West Virginia Grow Assets in 1970
Federal credit unions in West Virginia increased total assets by 12.2 percent in 1970 to 59.727 million dollars. Stephen Pirk, regional director of the National Credit Union Administration, reported that 90,246 members saved 51.411 million dollars, with average savings of 641 dollars. Loans outstanding reached 48.216 million dollars.
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