Soviet Leader Seeks Relaxation as Indochina War Winds Down
Leonid Breshnev urged a broader easing of U S Soviet tensions in a public comment on the Communist Victory in South Vietnam praising Vietnamese patriots. Meanwhile Ford's refugee aid was trimmed to 405 million by a House subcommittee, with preference for funding over 14 months. Camp Pendleton, nicknamed Little Saigon, reached capacity with 48 403 Southeast Asian evacuees.
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Public appearances and health picks headline niche stories
Pamela Levy, mother of quintuplets, made her first public appearance and urged privacy for her family. The Senate confirmed President Ford's top health appointments, naming Dr Theodore Cooper as assistant Secretary for Health and Dr Donald Fredrickson as Director of the National Institutes of Health, filling posts vacant four months.
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Doctors Strike Spreads Through California
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reports anesthetists in five more locales join the protest over soaring malpractice insurance. About 2 000 hospital workers were furloughed or laid off as the crisis deepens. Sacramento and Los Angeles see growing strike sentiment while insurers raise rates. Local hospitals vow to support doctors amid patient care fears.
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New Jersey Enables Legal Electronic Numbers Games
New Jersey approves a six month trial starting May 22 for legal electronic numbers via coin operated machines. Gov Byrne says the move lets the lottery compete with illegal numbers while law enforcement notes differences from bookies. Tickets range 50 cents to 5 dollars with four betting methods and afternoon drawings on weekdays.
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Viet rulers promise favorable conditions for all journalists
The new Viet Cong government in Saigon pledged to protect law-abiding foreigners and provide favorable conditions for foreign media. Gen. Tran Van Tra told about 100 journalists that the Military Management Commission would ensure safety for reporters in Saigon. He criticized U S evacuations and denial of a bloodbath while promising independence and normal life for the country, and said Saigon would normalize city life. Separately, Yugoslav agency Tanjug said a 27 ship Saigon naval squadron surrendered to the Viet Cong after amnesty pledges.
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Prices May Rise Modestly in 1975 Despite Harvest Outlook
Washington reports the Agriculture Department expects retail food prices to rise only modestly in 1975. If crops are good this summer, fall prices could ease. The forecast says full year 1975 price gains may range from 6 to 8 percent over 1974, with a 2 percent rise in Q1 and about a 1 to 2 percent rise in Q2.
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Relief Fund Dries For Jobless GM Workers In Flint
In Flint Michigan the loss of a special SUB fund ends unemployment benefits for about 84 00 workers. GM employment at seven plants in the area has fallen nearly 20 000 since the energy crisis. The SUB program capped weekly pay at a third of regular earnings, cutting incomes and living standards for about 55 000 idled GM workers. City leaders warn summer will be tough as unemployment rises above 15 percent and tax revenue falls. Analysts note SUB payouts have topped 400 million since January 1974 with Chrysler facing a similar fate.
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Chrysler Corp
Fragmented OCR note references payments and names in a garbled list
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions Pebdeng Corp FEN Gorden Dy and Beebe Peadabee with scattered figures and dates. It reads as a confused record of payments, names, times, contacts, and numbers, but the text is unreliable and incoherent, lacking a clear news event or narrative.
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