Drought Grips Ethiopia Regions Amid Starvation Toll Rise
In seven of fourteen Ethiopian provinces drought worsens as up to two thirds of the 26 million people face hunger. Observers estimate at least 200,000 deaths this year, while relief grain appears funded but hampered by bureaucracy transport and information gaps. Vatican note: Pope Paul VI calls Mary the new woman urging modern view yet praises her obedience and strength.
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Your Nation In Brief Your Nation
About 2 000 Democrats heard predictions they will win a veto proof congressional majority this November and laughed at anti Nixon wisecracks at the party s annual 500 a plate fund raising dinner The net proceeds probably between 600 000 and 700 000 fell short of a year ago when the dinner raised a Democratic record of 960 000 Defense Department to abolish the separation program designators that allowed employers to identify alleged homosexuals alcoholics or drug users even though they received honorable discharges from service A would be thief confronted by an empty cash register at Kerr Drug Co 87 year old Mrs Jessie Kerr said the 59th robber had just been there minutes earlier Atha Mathieu 12 voted against poison oak removal for a bigger community building and was appointed to the parks and recreation commission in San Anselmo by the city council on March 12 to represent children
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Fire bomb damages Folcroft police station
A fire bomb caused about 5000 damage to Folcroft police station in Delaware County. Two weeks earlier six windows were smashed in the same building. Police suspect a juvenile gang於
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Daydreaming Helps Mental Health Yale Psychologist Says
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Yale University psychologist Professor Jerome L. Singer says daydreaming can boost mood relations and creativity. He notes daydreams aid planning solving problems and may be central to psychotherapy. He cites a 1970 study where 65 percent of suburban housewives report frequent daydreams and mentions Paul Newman as a common fantasy figure.
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This Year's State Budget Was A 'Vacation' For Shapp
Harrisburg AP recalls Milton Shapp four days before unveiling a $4.2 billion budget while he promotes original songs in New York City. The mood in the Capitol is bored, with no new taxes or programs proposed, and the tax relief bill fight already decided.
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Hane Light Show Aims To Scare Western Maryland Birds
In Graceland Maryland officials plan a big sound and light show to scare millions of blackbirds grackles and starlings roosting in a 60 acre pine grove. The plan drawn from weather delays and a community vote 224 to 4 aims to start at 7 pm with fireworks and noise devices repeated through the weekend. Bird droppings have raised health concerns about histoplasmosis near the roost.
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Sharpsburg
Kenneth L. Crawford
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Kissinger Eyes Concrete SALT Pact by End of 1974
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he would seek a Moscow breakthrough toward a concrete SALT treaty limiting nuclear weapons by year end 1974. He warned relations with the Soviet Union are in a difficult phase but anticipated progress, despite stalled talks and wider Middle East frictions. He also projected no Arab oil embargo and downplayed Watergate’s impact on U.S. policy.
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Kidnapping charge filed in Oil City case
Oil City man Stephen Manross, 19, was charged with kidnapping in a March 11 incident in which he allegedly forced Custor H. Johnson, 19, to drive to a Cranberry location at gunpoint and later pistol whipped him. Prosecutors also accuse Manross of robbery aggravated assault and possessing an unlicensed firearm.
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