Insurgent Forces Bombard Kompong Cham Amid Vietnam War
Cambodian government says insurgents shelled Kompong Cham’s rain soaked university compound and hit Boeung Snay while forces tried to retake a western edge passes camp. Diplomats report monsoon rains hinder insurgent movements, with Khmer Rouge reinforcing around the city and fears of a Buddhist holiday attack.
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Skylab 2 mission ends with historic splashdown and praise
NASA officials hailed Skylab 2 as surpassing its scientific goals by over 130 percent and possibly the most fruitful NASA space mission. The crew returned with priceless film and data after a rapid, turbulent reentry and a daring, improvised control sequence that kept the command ship afloat and on course toward splashdown over the Pacific.
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Boyle Contingent Jean Masé Orne Boyle Contingent
FBI agents arrested Boyle on September 6, ending a three year probe by state and federal authorities. The case ties to the Yablonski murder saga in which seven people, including UMW officials, were convicted. Boyle denied involvement and had faced a court ordered rematch loss to Arnold E. Miller after Yablonski’s defeat. He lived in retirement on a pension cut to 16,000 and had been free on bond awaiting trial.
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Shultz predicts U S trade surplus to restore confidence
Former U S Treasury Secretary underlines a shift from deficits to a surplus next year as key to restoring dollar confidence while Helmut Schmidt calls for a sound and stable dollar before any fixed exchange rate reforms can resume.
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Soviet Union calls 10 percent cut in military spending
In a United Nations briefing, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged a 10 percent reduction in global military budgets. He proposed directing saved funds to developing nations in Asia Africa and Latin America, stressing detente allows greater aid. Some diplomats questioned feasibility noting UK and US aid shares.
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Wrong lot house dispute drives four figure damages
The Roses claim their house sits on the wrong lot after a surveyor confirmed the house is mislocated. Their lawyer Puyanic says under Florida law the Roses own the house and a settlement is possible to compensate for the loss of a prospective buyer. Gonzales recalls his immigrant journey and hopes for resolution.
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Claire Receives Train Welcome At Christchurch Station
British Rail area manager Harold Ward hailed Claire as the sweetheart of the Southern Region at her home station Christchurch. He presented a special train badge and an inscribed copy of The Wind in the Willows. Harry Staff read the inscription while a train departed, and other passengers exchanged small gifts in a cheerful send off.
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Rural Development Act Funds Highlight New Grants
Rep Jamie Whitten outlines a Senate bill allocating 150 million dollars for Farmers Home Administration and Housing and Urban Development water and sewer grants plus 400 million for housing, 175 million for farm conservation and new industrial development loan programs under the Rural Development Act.
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Disaster loan bill for livestock losses amid cholera outbreak
Senators debated a disaster relief bill to aid farmers and ranchers suffering livestock losses from a cholera outbreak. Cranston backed a scaled back version after Nixon objected to certain provisions, while Tower urged waiting on broader relief. The package tied to SBA loan authority rose by 2.3 billion dollars.
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You're Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
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