Khmer Rouge shells three areas in Kompong Cham
Cambodian government officials said Khmer Rouge gunners shelled three areas inside Kompong Cham today after a lull. The insurgents were reported gathering more troops into the area, with 2,500 believed moved from Kompong Thom, as government forces expanded control around the city near the university.
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Mother of sextuplets Notes Catherine Among Survivors
Edna Stanek, mother of the Stanek sextuplets, says she could not distinguish all six except Catherine during the first media meeting. The Stanek family faces a difficult recovery as five siblings survive, with one unnamed Jon e girl among them, and the mother recalls meeting Libws reporters only once.
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Hospital Report Shows Mixed Admissions And Births
The report lists admissions and dismissals across Community and St. Mary hospitals with names and cities. It notes a birth at David City Hospital and details positive health updates for several injured or ill children under pediatric care, including respirator use and improving conditions.
Visit summary of west state travels and hosts
Mr art tre travels to Lodgepole with Mr and Mrs Otto Ewert and visits Rev and Mrs Dana Mark. En route home they stop at the home of Mr and Mrs Prank Pupger after touring western states. The note adds an unrelated fact about Central America bat echolocation used to catch small fish.
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County Court Fines From Columbus Listed Titles
A County Court notice lists fines and costs for multiple offenders. Names include Mary Kubicek Cambridge Brian Nolan Donald Becker George Bran Raymond Hawkins Robert Waterman Floyd Williams Cenny Rorabaugh Walter Landnhir Douglas Merfeld Mervyn Muller and others for offenses such as speeding improper parking and no driver's license.
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Senate votes to cut enlisted personal aides in defense bill
The Senate approved trimming the number of enlisted aides to one per rank, part of a $31 billion weapons bill debate. Amendment would reduce aides from 1,245 to about 800, saving roughly $1.8 billion annually. Critics argued for domestic needs and slower arms growth, while proponents called aides unnecessary for taxpayers.
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Recording star Croce dies in plane crash
Recording star Jim Croce and five others perished when their twin engine plane crashed near the Natchitoches airport after completing a concert for about 2,000 Northwestern State University attendees. Pilot Robert Jelik, of Dallas, was named as the pilot. The crash occurred near the south runway, about 200 yards from the end, after hitting a tree.
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Liberal education misfit in modern times says Creighton head
In Omaha Nebraska the Creighton University president says there is a wide gap between professional and liberal education as society shifts from classical patterns to vocational choices. He urges vigorous planning to integrate learning with vocational and financial incentives shaping the education landscape. John B Rockefeller will speak at West Virginia Wesleyan College on September 28 as his son’s inauguration approaches.
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Propane Shortage Looms For Nebraska Farmers This Winter
In northeast Nebraska farmers warn of a propane shortage this winter. Nebrask a Farmers Union president Ehton Burke says drying crops will be tight without mandatory allocations. He cites scarce gasoline and diesel, with cooperatives in Creighton Doge Towells and Bennett running low. State Sen Thomas Kennedy blames major oil firms for squeezing independents. Marty Strange argues few firms control most agribusiness profits and suggests antitrust action.
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State earns over ten percent interest on funds
Lincoln Neb AP James Marbach state investment officer said Nebraska earned more than 10 percent interest on its invested funds in August compared to 4.15 percent the same month last year. He predicted the state would earn about 18 million dollars in interest this calendar year.
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