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South Vietnamese Provinces Abandoned in Major Setback
UPI newsmap reports government troops abandoned Kontum Pleiku and Darlac provinces, the worst anti-Communist setback in Indochina since North Vietnam fell. Phuoc Long had already been lost earlier.
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Kontum
Pleiku
Darlac
Indochina
North Vietnam
Phuoc Long
Saigon Orders Paratroopers as North Closes In
Saigon dispatch reports President Nguyen Van Thieu ordering a paratrooper division from Da Nang to reinforce Saigon defenses amid a two week offensive by North Vietnamese forces around the capital. The report notes heavy tank attacks on Dinh Quan and assaults in Long Khanh Province as thousands of refugees flee toward safety.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
da Nang
Dinh Quan
Long Khanh
Central Highlands
Western Highlands
Kontum
Pleiku
Darlac
Maryland
Ban Me Thuot
Cheo Reo
Columbus Rejects Corry Fire Dispatching On Paid Basis
Columbus Fire Department votes against paying Corry’s paid fire truck drivers to dispatch Corry equipment. The city will keep mutual aid, with Spartansburg and Elgin-Beaverdam already paying $65 yearly for dispatching. Corry will remove its phone number from Columbus fire data cards and the city phone book.
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Columbus
Corry
Columbus Fire Department
William Halfast
Halfast
Spartansburg Fire Department
Elgin-Beaverdam
Spring Creek
Warren
Pa. To Cutback New Highways Ford Plans Bonanza For Roads
Harrisburg and Washington reports say the Shapp administration will curb new highway construction due to PennDOTs tight finances. Secretary Kassab cites debt, inflation, and a gasoline tax shortfall. next year requires 148 million in debt service. Ford pushes rapid tax cuts to boost jobs and spending as Senate debates a 29.2 billion plan amid battles over oil depletion allowances.
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Ford
Bonanza
Harrisburg
Shapp
Transportation Department
Penndot
Jacob Kassab
Montag
Kassab
Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
South Bend
Ind
Congress
Farm and Home Supply Store Planned Here
Columbus Township approves a zoning amendment to turn land along Route 6 into business transitional use for Farm and Home Supply Company of Saegertown. A 75 by 150 foot building with a 25 by 150 foot canopy garden center will host a country type hardware store with work clothes tools and lawn gear. Construction could start soon with a June opening planned.
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Route
Scotts Crossing
Route 6
Spencer Road
Farm and Home Supply Company of
Saegertown
Cleo McCoy
McCoy
City Protests Potholes as State Funding Fails
City Council vents at the chronic pothole issue dubbed the Pennsylvania Pothole Polka. Councilman David Miller warns state help is unlikely and streets will require city effort, with hot mix plant delays pushing repairs to April 1. Meanwhile PennDOT cites a gas-shortage driven funding gap and Erie County patching, hinting at higher local maintenance costs and stalled bridge work.
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Pennsylvania
Benjamin Calderone
David Miller
Miller
State of
Calderone
Shapp
Harrisburg
Penndot
GECAC Eyes Stairways Site Purchase
The Greater Erie Community Action Committee weighs buying the former Stairways building on North Center Street next to the Elks Club to serve as a senior center. Erie County commissioners have pledged 16 000 toward the purchase, with the site meeting GECAC needs as Corry Memorial Hospital now rents it for its Care and Share program after Stairways folded. Mayor Kibler will seek council funding, though prior reluctance in elder programs may hinder approval amid revenue sharing rules permitting elderly use.
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GECAC
Elks Club
North Center Street
Mary Ann Kibler
The
Journal Today
Erie County Commissioners
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kibler
City Council
Ford warns domino theory risk to US security abroad
President Ford, at a Notre Dame news conference, cites the domino theory and warns that the fall of Cambodia or another ally could vitally affect United States national security. He notes Communist advances in Southeast Asia and mentions Thailand's possible request to withdraw U.S. forces amid the Cambodia and Vietnam crises.
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South Bend
Ind
Ford
Cambodia
United States
Indochina
Notre Dame University
Southeast Asia
U.S
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South Vietnam
Paris
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