World in Brief United States aids India mine rescue efforts
The Soviet Union and France offered high capacity pumps and technicians to help drain the flooded northeastern Indian coal mine where at least 372 miners are feared dead. India awaits how fast U S equipment can be mobilized before accepting other offers from foreign powers.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
France
United States
Robert Barrett
U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Washington
Midland
Tex
Calculators replacing slide rules in Hamilton County schools
In Cincinnati headlines, calculators replace tables in classrooms from Lincoln Heights Elementary to Western Hills High. Teachers cite motivation as key, while other city news covers six suspended vice squad officers suing for due process, claiming unlawful suspensions after indictments.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Lincoln Heights
Western Hills
William Merten
Sawyer High School
City of
William V. Donaldson
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Richard Castellini
Arms diverted in 1970s aid to Israel and Vietnam alert U.S. war readiness
A GAO audit summary reveals hundreds of tanks aircraft missiles and other weapons pulled from U.S. stocks to support Israel after the 1973 war and to reinforce Vietnam through 1974. The Army faced a 50 percent shortfall in tanks and depleted armored units while missiles and aircraft were rushed abroad, raising concerns over overall readiness.
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Wasni NG Run
U.S
Israel
Vietnam
R.trt
Congress
General Accounting Office
Les Aspin
D-Wis
U S
GAO
South Vietnam
Europe
Air Force
Rape Victim Granted New Murder Trial in California
Inez Garcia, whose case drew national attention, won a new murder trial when the California Court of Appeals reversed her conviction for second degree murder. The court ruled a supplemental instruction on reasonable doubt misled jurors, affecting a verdict tied to her claim of being attacked during a rape.
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San Francisco
Inez Garcia
Mrs. Garcia
Monterey County
Stanley Lawson
Ws. Beautiful
California Institution For Women
Frontera
California Court of Appeals
Lawson
U.S. Supreme Court
Garcia
Louis Castillo
Jiminez
Castillo
Exclusive Air Force Airline Costs U.S. $6 Million
Sen. William Proxmire charges the Air Force runs the 89th Military Airlift Wing at Andrews AFB with 23 jets on 24 hour call for government officials at a cost exceeding $6 million in ten months of 1975. He notes 275 flights, many for defense or congressional travel, and highlights Treasury head William Simon as the top user with 58 flights costing $328,794.10. He argues commercial flights could save money and aid the airline industry.
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U.S. Air Force
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Air Force
89Th Military Airlift Wing
Andrews Air Force Base
Senate
House
Treasury Department
State Department
William Simon
Department of the Treasury
Simon
Volaré Price Talk Highlights Design and Space
The article states Volaré’s suggested retail price excludes taxes and fees. It emphasizes Volaré’s small exterior and roomy interior, noting the Volaré 4-Door Sedan as the roomiest in its class and the Volaré Wagon as the roomiest small wagon available.
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Lebanon
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Vail
Colo
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Sheika Gramshammer
South Africa
Angola
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Organization of African Unity
Marxist Popular Movement For the Liberation of
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Pittsburgh
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