Refugees' Return Demanded by North and Viet Cong
The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug in Hanoi quotes Hanoi demanding the United States return 80 000 refugees forced to leave South Vietnam. North Vietnam accuses the U S and Thailand of tricks allowing a carrier to repossess over 100 planes left by fleeing South Vietnamese pilots. Viet Cong warns foreign flights over South Vietnam may be barred.
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Tanjug
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Tanjuy
Tokyo
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Alan Dawson
Sai
Gon
Vietnam
Duong van “Big
Three Die As Mt Shasta Bus Crashes Near Ashland
An Mt Shasta High School bus carrying 18 students and 2 advisers veered off a freeway near Ashland Oregon. Three were killed and several injured as rescuers scoured the hillside at night. The driver ordered passengers to lie down after brakes failed during the trip to Crescent City.
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Ore
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Crescent City
Reinvestigation of Viet orphans in U S adoption drive
In San Francisco the Immigration and Naturalization Service is rechecking about 2000 Vietnamese children rushed into the United States last month to determine if any are not true orphans. Officials cite haste in adopting amid Saigon crisis and possible irregularities. A federal suit seeks to pause adoptions until proper parental ties are verified.
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Vietnam
Washington
House Judiciary Subcommittee On Immigration
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Madi McConnell
United States
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King doctors vote to continue walkout at MLK Hospital
Striking interns and residents at Martin Luther King Hospital Wilming ton voted to extend the strike despite threats of immediate firings. County officials said any nonreporting staff after three days would be terminated with notices today Sunday and Monday. About 37 of 119 remained on duty during the walkout as protests sought quicker prescriptions and faster outpatient care.
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Los Angeles County
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Louis Simpson
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Simpson
Sharp found guilty of lying to investigators
Former Long Beach City Councilman Wayne Sharp was found guilty of knowingly giving false information to sheriff's deputies probing his November 1, 1974 auto wreck. The verdict came in Compton Municipal Court at 11 a.m. after jurors deliberated, with sentencing postponed until after May 27 for a possible new trial.
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Wayne Sharp
Compton
Everett E. Ricks Jr
State Assembly
James Oliver
Sharp
Ricks
Optimism grows as U.S. economy shows signs of recovery
Government data show March inventory cuts of record size, signaling base for renewed production. Senate House conference backs 1976 debt limit at 68.8 billion while IRS mails 1.7 billion in tax rebates. Retail sales rise 1 percent helped by refunds, despite food drop. Dow up 9.63 to 850.13 as inventories shrink and stimulus flows. Ford slows output, idling 8,175 more cars and engines. total layoffs near 20,100.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
Mess Council
Mee Hot Springs
Simon
Federal Reserve
Arthur Burns
Ford Motor Co
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Pill development prompts debate on contraception limits
Carl Djerassi told an audience at Long Beach State that a male contraceptive and a menses inducing drug face long development times and high costs. He warned research restrictions slow progress while population growth and abortion rates spur urgent need for safer options.
Protests, Policy, and a Delayed Cuba Embargo Move
In Detroit protests on Page A-4 a police scuffle is reported as authorities respond to demonstrations. The Cuba embargo remains postponed with the OAS delaying lifting action. A separate note discusses the Shan game boosters and probes while a global call asks nations to slow ocean floor mining pending treaty talks.
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