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Eight Children Among Eleven Shot in Easter Family Tragedy
Hamilton Ohio police report an Easter gathering ended in murder with Charity Ruppert 65 and her son Leonard 42 plus eight children aged 3 to 18 found shot to death in the grandmother’s home. James Ruppert 40 faces aggravated murder charges. preliminary hearing set.
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Ford confronts Congress over taxes and energy policy
President Ford backs a $24.8 billion tax cut, warns against adding to a $60 billion deficit, and flags looming battles with Congress on spending. He ties energy independence to defense and foreign aid, while critics urge restraint to protect domestic programs amid inflation.
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Accident Kills Corryite's Son At Wattsburg
The four year old son of a Corry area man died when his car hit a steel bridge over French Creek near Wattsburg at about 1 a m. Anthony Jagta of Cambridge Springs previously lived in Union City and was married last year. He worked as a boilermaker for United Atkinson in Erie and served in Korea. He is survived by his wife Louise Schopner two children a sister and three brothers. Visitation is at William Van Matre Funeral Home Cambridge Springs with services Wednesday at 10 am and burial in Cambridge Cemetery.
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Snow and Wind Ravage Nation With Flooding Calls
Easter storms sweep the north from Rockies to New England with heavy snow and 50 to 70 mph gusts. North Dakota reports up to 26 inches of snow while western New York awaits up to five inches. Flooding hits the Midwest and Mississippi Valley as the Dan River crest nears 14 feet above flood level. Almost 2,000 campers are stranded in Rockingham County after rains damage a bridge and Dalton drenched with 44 inches in 24 hours.
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Driver Killed in Route 6 Crash Near Warren
A Warren area man died and a passenger was seriously injured in a crash on Route 6 less than a mile east of Warren. Rodney L. Littlefield, 23, of Tiona, died at Warren General Hospital after his car left the road and hit a utility pole. Randal Christensen, 22, of Clarendon, was admitted to the ICU in serious condition with multiple injuries.
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Communists Push Through South Vietnam Threaten Saigon Enclaves
The Communist advance toward the central coast endangers Saigon areas as evacuees flee Da Nang and Qui Nhon, with U S and Vietnamese refugees left stranded. Reports cite looting, shipboard deaths, and mass evacuations of Americans and civilians amid mounting travel bans and military actions along the coast.
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Crime Up 17 Percent in 1974 FBI Report
U S 1974 crime rate rose 17 percent the largest increase in 14 years according to FBI data released with Attorney General Levi noting a dismal justice system performance. Violent crimes and property crimes both climbed with robbery up 14 percent and burglary and motor vehicle theft up 17 percent.
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Saigon's Chances Diminish Amid Military Setbacks
South Vietnam's government faces a military debacle in the north and center as Communist advances threaten Saigon. Veteran officials warn Thieu could be challenged by generals seeking to rally forces or pursue negotiated settlement to avoid collapse. Da Nang's fall and coastal losses foreshadow a potential front line north of Saigon with heavy enemy divisions and limited government forces guarding the capital.
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