Defection of Laotian Rightist General Shocks Region
Senior right wing general Souchay Vongsavanh fled Pakse after his troops defected to the Pathet Lao, accusing officers of favoritism and corruption. Pathet Lao forces seized Pakse Savannakhet and other areas while Vang Pao, leader of Meo forces, left Thailand for Paris and the U S. Refugees report ongoing upheaval as Cambodia faces famine and shifting control.
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Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Souchay Vongsavanh
Pakse
U.S
Savannakhet
National Coalition
Royal Laotian
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Vang Pao
Paris
United States
University of Montana
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
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Saigon
Radio
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Phnom Penh
London Daily Telegraph
Bruce London
New Salesman Joins Rice Realty Staff in Elgin
Daniel Mercer age 21 joins Rice Realty as fifth sales staffer in Elgin. He is a 1971 Corry Area High School graduate and studied real estate at Penn State Behrend Center. Mercer is married to Beverly Haley and they have one child.
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Elgin
Rice Realty
Phyllis Rice
Mercer
Corry Area High School
Behrend Center
Penn State
Beverly Haley
Journal
McEldowney
GenTel Bills Offer More Information for Corry Customers
GenTel announces a new billing system for Corry area customers. The April statements include more detail on long distance calls with time of day and rate codes. The top of the bill lists the business office contact for questions and explains changes or adjustments in service.
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Corty
Corry
General Teiphone
William J. Schilling
Northern Division
Schilling
Police Happy He Won Pa Lottery
Clifford H. Mitchell, 37, of Bridgeton, won 100000 in the Pennsylvania lottery. Vineland police, who had been seeking him since May 1974, arrested him for allegedly taking 3100 from a fraternal lodge and 2400 in a remodeling fraud. Bail was set at 10000. he will dine with Governor Milton Shapp to receive the prize.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Clifford H. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Vineland
Mitchell
Milton Shapp
Humane killing of fawn sparks New York furor
In Red Creek New York a revived fawn named Bambi was humanely destroyed by a state conservation officer two days after a prior incident. The owner Jack LaFalce sues federal court for over 1 million dollars claiming rights violation while officials defend the action as necessary.
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Red Creek
N.Y
Daniel Markowski
Bambi
Markowski
Fallne
Jack LaFulce
New Paltz
LCB Weighs 200 Price Hike Items
Harrisburg AP reports the Liquor Control Board discussed 200 proposed price increases on items in its monopoly system. Board Chairman Henry Kaplan said a July decision is expected. approved hikes would take effect in late August at state stores that carry about 2,300 items.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Henry Kaplan
Pennsylvania
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