South Vietnam raids hit Communist zones near Cambodian border
F5 fighter bombers attacked troop concentrations anti aircraft positions ammunition dumps and supply centers in zones below the Cambodian border north of Saigon. A Viet Cong spokesman claimed heavy civilian casualties at Loc Ninh and a 14 round artillery barrage near Trang Lon base camp. In Binh Dinh a regimental base camp repulsed a heavy attack with 102 enemy and 10 government soldiers killed. Phnom Penh airport endured a rocket strike for the third day damaging homes in a nearby village.
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Loc Ninh
Saigon
Phuoc Binh City
Tay Ninh
Trang Lon
International Red Cross
World Health Organization
United Nations Children’s Fund
U.N. High Commissioner
Binh Dinh
Suitcase bomb kills three in Cleveland home blast
In a south side Cleveland Polish neighborhood late Tuesday a suitcase bomb exploded inside a frame house, killing Maryanne Sigley 21, her 2 year old son Michael and Burdell Offitt 26. Six others injured or missing were treated at area hospitals.
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Cleveland
Ohio
South Side
St. Alexis Hospital
Maryanne Sigley
Michael
Burdell Offitt
Metropolitan General Hospital
Steven Sigley
Deborah
Gerald Holman
Cleveland Fire Rescue Squad
Holman
Offitt
WRECKAGE OF PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS TELL TALE OF RESCUE
Marilyn Foos recalled a 50 hour entrapment after a Sunday crash near Renton that killed her husband Paul Givler nurse Lenore Crowley and pilot Michael Bass. She and Gregory Bennett survived as rescuers fought heavy snow and steep terrain to reach them.
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Tri-Cities
Washington
Paul
University of Washington
Seattle
Lenore Crowley
Richland
Michael Bass
Kennewick
Foos
Bennett
Paul Givler
Congress Debates Tax Cut as Antidote to Recession
House Democrats push an economic package including a sizable tax cut for low and middle income taxpayers along with credits and job programs. The task force aims to report to Speaker Carl Albert within days and pressure the Ford administration on anti recession measures amid a 2 percent GNP drop in 1975.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Richard H. Fulton
Dtenn
Congress
Albert
Democratic Task Force
White House
Ford
Ford Administration
Ron Nelsen
Commerce Department
Ford Energy Plan Aims Higher Gasoline Prices
Ford plans a policy to raise gasoline prices to curb demand while avoiding direct rationing. He won voluntary auto mileage gains but will not seek federal mileage standards. The proposal targets oil demand cuts by year end and a 1985 import cap, with no immediate stockpile decision.
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Washington
Ford
U.S
Rhodes sells development firm to associate before taking office
Gov elect James A. Rhodes sold his development firm to Fred P. Neuenschwander, a longtime aide, who will rename it F P Neuenschwander & Associates. Rhodes will place other holdings in trust, including part ownership of four Howard Johnson motels in Orlando, O'Hare, and Atlanta.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
James Duerk
Rhodes
Howard Johnson
Orlando
Fla
O'Hare
Chicago
Atlanta
Middletown Weather Clears with Clear Skies Thursday
A weather forecast for Middletown calls for clearing skies tonight and lows in the 20s with sunny skies and highs in the upper 40s on Thursday. Yesterday’s high reached 5? and the overnight low was 44 with 2 inches of rain recorded yesterday.
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Middletown
Turk Resigns as PUCO Chairman. Sweet to Join Ohio Panel
Edmund J. Turk resigns from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio after serving as chairman. Gov. Gilligan names David C. Sweet, director of the Department of Economic and Community Development, to fill Turk's seat. Turk intends to return to Cleveland law practice and Turk's term ends February 1979.
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Columbus, Ohio
Edmund J. Turk
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Turk
PUCO
Commission
David C. Sweet
Department of Economic and Community Development
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Carl R. Johnson
Johnson
Rhodes
Sally W. Bloomfield
Sweet
Emergency Energy Commission
ODECD
Gilligan
Jeannie Takacs
Columbus
State Lottery Commission
Fred R. Levanthal
Springfield
Clark County Technical Institute
John A. Hubley
Ohio Water Development Authority
James R. Smith
Baverly
Ohio Bridge Commission
Miriam Schwartz
Dorothy Price
Cincinnati
Annetta Jefferson
Wooster
Ohio Educational Television Network Commission
Oil seepage into Ohio River from Mile Run Creek area
Coast Guard continues probe of a massive oil seepage near Marietta Ohio where gasoline kerosene and diesel mix leaks from state land at Mile Run Creek into the river. Officials say the source is not yet found after pumping about 10000 gallons from test wells over a six block area since year start.
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Marietta, Ohio
Ohio River
U.S. Coast Guard
Mile Run Creek
Ohio
Coast Guard
Ohio Study Finds Welfare Rejections Linked to Crime
A Federation for Community Planning study of 113 abled bodied welfare rejectees in Cuyahoga County shows 20 percent committed crimes to survive and 21 percent found jobs, with 85 percent seeking employment. The report urges county relief for all in need and notes prior work among most participants.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Federation For Community Planning
Cuyahoga County
County Welfare Department
Federation
United Torch
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Ann Landers
County
Area
Ed Cleeves
Ft. Lewis
Puco Post
Rochester
N.Y
Battelle Memorial Institute
The
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