World In Brief Aegyptian fears over canal reopenining
AP dispatches from Cairo Phnom Penh Katmandu and Riyadh report mixed crises around Sadats canal decision Lon Nol departure and Khmer Rouge advances Hillary family plane crash and Prince Faisal Ibn Musaed facing trial. The Egyptal Ahram official cautions against reading the canal move as war end while UN Sinai peacekeepers extend stay.
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Williams brother and Ray Stevens linked in car crash
In Hopkinsville Kentucky a mud smeared Mercedes crashed off a back road injuring country star Don Williams and his brother John W Ragsdale. The driver Harold Ragsdale used the stage name Ray Stevens. Williams was treated and released while his brother remained hospitalized before transfer to Nashville.
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Bradley improves moves to private room at UCLA
General of the Army Omar N. Bradley, 82, shows continued improvement after a stroke and brain surgery. A UCLA Medical Center spokesman said he has been moved from the intensive care unit to a private room, confirming he remains the nation's only living five star general.
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Mixed reactions as Ford signs 24.8 billion tax cut bill
Pennsylvania lawmakers split over President Ford's signing of the 24.8 billion tax cut. Some call it inflationary and wasteful, others say it is needed to spur jobs and the economy. Congress members object to spending and a home buyers rebate, while some support the measure as a step toward economic relief.
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Evacuation of Da Nang by Sea Halted Amid Shelling
Communist shelling halted the American sea evacuation from Da Nang trapping up to 1% million refugees. The last jetliner had departed. Viet Cong called the move deceptive and vowed retaliation. Refugees fled by sea and air as U.S. ships stood by to reassess.
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