Renewed Golan Heights duel wounds UN observers
On the Golan Heights Israeli and Syrian gunners fought a three hour artillery duel at dawn. Two UN observers were wounded and Israeli casualties rose to two dead and five wounded in two days. Civilians in Ein Zivan shelter as shells hit near the kibbutz and roads were closed. The clash followed claims of both sides firing first and a new Syrian liaison officer wounded.
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Viet Rangers Cut Off as Reds Launch Major Attack
Communist forces besiege a South Vietnamese Ranger battalion northeast of Kontum City, cutting radio contact with nearly 400 troops after a weekend attack. Saigon reports 3,000 attackers with heavy mortar fire. 348 rebels killed amid cease fire violations tally of 77. Civilians and a militiaman wounded in Mekong delta shelling.
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Officials meet on birds in Maryland village
In Graceham Maryland officials from state local and federal health and wildlife agencies meet in Frederick to discuss strategies for removing an estimated 10 million redwing blackbirds starlings and grackles roosting in a nearby 60 acre pine forest and troubling residents with droppings and livestock disturbances. A planned helicopter dispersal was rejected after civil defense officials warned of the risk to pilots and aircraft.
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Buckley Calls for Nixon Resignation Over Watergate
Senator James L. Buckley urged President Nixon to resign amid the Watergate scandal. He framed Nixon’s voluntary step down as a necessary act of statesmanship to save the nation, the presidency, and the goals of Nixon’s campaign while impeachment proceedings continued.
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Winter Fades as Nation Notes Mild End to Season
Patrol of weather across the United States shows pockets of snow and cold rain. International Falls reports barely six degrees, while Saginaw Denver Cheyenne and Laramie see about two inches of new snowfall. In San Juan Capistrano swallows arrive early as students in Sault Ste Marie prepare a snowman burning to welcome spring.
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Lake Superior College
Sirica to Step Down as Chief DC Judge Today
Judge John J. Sirica, hailed by some and blasted by others, will relinquish the post of chief U S District Judge for the District of Columbia today as Watergate fallout continues. He will be replaced by Judge George L Hart Jr., age 68, while Sirica remains on the bench and oversees ongoing court actions from the scandal.
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Economists foresee inflation worsening and GNP dip in 1974
Sixty two economists including leading forecasters expect inflation to worsen, with UPI reporting a slight drop in real GNP in early 1974 followed by a small rise in the second half. The American Statistical Association and the National Bureau of Economic Research announced the survey.
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Offers rejected in teachers strike in San Francisco
The San Francisco Board of Education rejected two settlement offers as about 65 percent of teachers returned to work. Mayor Alioto proposed to mediate, but the board will negotiate with the Certificated Employes Council. The district added $20 000 to a 4.6 million offer seeking a 6 percent raise, while the union seeks 15 percent. Pickets disrupted central offices as talks continued.
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