U S Embassy blocks 500 baby airlift from Saigon
World Airways sought to fly 500 Vietnamese orphans to the United States after the Da Nang fall. The U.S. Embassy denied blocking the departure, citing other transport options, while airline president Ed Daly blamed U S aid and government alarm for scuttling the plan. Australia meanwhile prepared to evacuate 200 orphans via military airlift.
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Indochina At A Glance Amid Rising Conflicts
Saigon reports fewer than 5 000 government troops block a Communist assault on the South Vietnamese capital as defense lines crumble near Cam Ranh Bay. In Phnom Penh the last Mekong posts fall to rebel forces allowing thousands of insurgents to move toward Phnom Penh.
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Palm Springs
Monkey escapes home returns safely to Newark owner
South American woolly monkey Tanya escaped through a second story window on Dairy Avenue in Newark and roamed Thornton Avenue for hours before Alicia Llanos and friends restrained it and returned the frightened pet to owner Laren Werner. The incident ended with Tanya back at her home.
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Werner
PG&E Receives $38.5 Million Gas Rate Hike
The Public Utilities Commission granted Pacific Gas & Electric a $38.5 million natural gas rate increase, adding 46 cents to the average monthly bill. Commissioners supported a potential tax savings pass through, while emphasizing prompt relief and keeping the 8 percent rate of return. Public hearings were held March 19 and 20 after initial requests on March 6.
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Leonard Ross
David W. Holmes
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Come with us to Africa safari with Mel Toponce
South County hunter-conservationist Mel Toponce heads to Rhodesia for another African safari aiming to add world class trophies to his collection. He recalls a Kenya trip in 1968 and plans bow and rifle hunts as he reflects on man's small place in the wild. Tomorrow's sports section will publish the first report.
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Student survives death attempt finds new life on campus
Interview with Kathy a 37 year old student near South County reveals a prior attempt to end her life by swallowing 26 Valium tablets after leaving home and starting college. A fellow student found her semiconscious and police plus hospital care gave her a second chance as mental health support and campus life challenges shaped her recovery.
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