North Vietnamese surge in South Vietnam raises final-battle fears
Washington reports the North Vietnamese command is pouring more than 1,000 fresh troops daily into South Vietnam. U.S. intelligence sources see a grim outlook for South Vietnam. Intelligence suggests Phnom Penh may not withstand Khmer Rouge attacks long.
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Oil Probe Focuses on Naval Reserve Market Monopoly
The Justice Department probes whether private oil production would give major firms a monopoly in California's naval petroleum reserve. The probe revives a five year old antitrust inquiry tied to the administration's plan, accelerating the case.
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Plan More Evacuation Of Vietnamese Orphans
AP reports jumbo jets prepared to evacuate about 2000 Vietnamese orphans to new homes under White House orders to speed airlift. State and Defense rush to move children before possible airlift disruption as planes from other nations also plan to fly hundreds more from Saigon. Boston set for Ford address at Old North Church on April 18 marking Paul Revere ride bicentennial with a candlelit lantern ceremony recalling signals of the British advance.
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First Woman Conductor At Met Opera
Sarah Caldwell founder and artistic director of the Opera Company of Boston will be the Met's first woman conductor leading 11 performances of Verdi's La Traviata next season. Caldwell has conducted for her Boston company since 1957 and earned rave reviews conducting the American National Opera Company at Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1987.
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King Khaled Cleared After Clinic Heart History
King Khaled of Saudi Arabia has been found to be in good health by two Cleveland Clinic doctors who examined him in Saudi Arabia. Doctors say he previously suffered a heart attack in 1970 and underwent open heart surgery in 1972, but has made a complete recovery and withstood stressful times since succeeding his brother Faisal after his assassination by a nephew.
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Connally Accused Of Accepting Two 5000 Dollar Bribes
Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen testified Connally asked for and took two payments of 5000 dollars from Associated Milk Producers Inc. and allegedly tried to use two distinct 10000 dollar bundles to cover up the bribery with false testimony. The exchange occurred in Connally s bribery trial as both men faced the courtroom.
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JGH Approves Rural Health Plan Cooperation
Jamestown General Hospital board approved a county rural health plan linking the family health center with Chautauqua County to create a hub for satellite clinics. The center would staff clinics while the county provides nutritionists dentists and transportation and reimburses hospital personnel based on time.
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Spring Storm Rips Northeast as Chicago Sees Snow Blitz
The powerful spring storm plowed from the Chicago area to the Atlantic, dumping up to a foot of snow in parts of Vermont New Hampshire and Maine while blizzard warnings were in effect. Dozens died, including two in New England, as winds up to 99 mph battered Pennsylvania and western New York. Flooding surged along the Mississippi River prompting disaster-declaration requests and extensive levee work. O'Hare Airport faced 24 hour closures with widespread delays as the storm moved east.
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New Tax Withholding Rate Takes Effect May First
IRS announces second stage of tax cut with May 1 effective rates and May 9 rebate mailings for 1974 returns. A $15 000 earner with a family of four saves about $4.73 weekly. warnings apply to high refunds, dual earners, and large deductions. New exemption forms arrive around April 14. In Ohio, United Mine Workers oppose a safety pact at three North American Coal facilities delaying six mines strike end.
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