Heavy Losses in South Vietnam Near Saigon Escape
South Vietnamese forces faced heavy casualties as they fought to withdraw from a besieged town about 90 miles north of Saigon. Reports say around 200 South Vietnamese were killed or wounded, while Hanoi claimed 700 enemy killed. fleeing troops abandoned tanks and heavy weapons along Highway 13 under air cover from U.S. bombers and helicopter gunships.
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Blind Utah student wins four Honors without eyes
Leslie Hutchings of Bountiful Utah, graduating from the University of Utah with Phi Beta Kappa honors, wrote her senior French thesis on a classic blind love story. She has excelled despite losing sight in childhood, teaches Sunday school, plans to teach high school French, and runs an egg farm with 30 chickens while training a quarterhorse.
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Leslie Hutchings
University of Utah
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Utah School For the Blind
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Manpower Bill Shape U.S. Revenue Sharing Battle
House Democrats push a decisive vote on a Manpower bill as a response to Nixon’s revenue sharing plan. Leaders tout the showdown as a major test after Republicans and Southern Democrats forced the $2 billion proposal to the floor, seeking rally behind a public service employment alternative.
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Skating Honors at Skateway Rink Meet
Members of the Roller Haven Skating Club earned top honors at a meet held on N Verity Parkway. Donald McGuire led in juvenile boys figures and placed in open mens figures while teaming with Becky Bowlin in juvenile dance. Fred Dodds earned a second in juvenile boys figures and joined Paul Vaughn for first in tiny for dance and second in juvenile dance. Debbie Hewitt was second in open singles and Debbie Sabo took third in junior girls singles.
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Debbie Hewitt
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United States Japan set ceremonies for Ryukyu return
Tokyo reports that the United States and Japan will hold ceremonies in Tokyo and Washington on June 17 to mark the signing of the agreement returning Okinawa and the Ryuku islands to Japan in 1972. The U S Embassy said the signing date has not been fixed but June 17 has been discussed.
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Meg Lord Snowdon Hurt In Car Mishap
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were in a minor auto crash with freelance photographer Ray Bellisario near Handcross in Sussex while returning from a village fete. No one was injured though Bellisario has a history of Royal family coverage.
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Antioch Study Planned For Towns Ecology Project
The Middle Patuxent River Valley ecology will be studied by Antioch College under a $12,000, 16 week project for Howard Research and Development Corp. The 2,500 acre area near Columbia Maryland is slated for 5000 homes by the late 1970s with open space retained from development. Birds and wildlife inhabit the valley now, students say.
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Meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday in area clubs
Listings show Tuesday meetings at Madison High School Middletown East Kiwanis Holiday Inn Sertoma Manchester Butler County Planned Parenthood Verity Hall Weight Watchers Temple Beth Sholom City Building Toastmasters Eastern Lanes Middletown Coin Club VEW Auxiliary Post 3809 FOE Eagles Hall Elktones Elks Temple Monroe IOOF Hall Also Wednesday events include Evening Optimist Shawnee Field Archers Williams American Legion McElfresh Franklin Post Headquarters Middletown Aviation Club FAMA Fenwick High School Highview Encampment Monroe JOOF Knights of Columbus Order of Ahepa Greek Orthodox Church Alcoholics Anonymous Armco Training Building.
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Butler County
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Greek Orthodox Church
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Armco Training
Couple Marries On Cable Car In San Francisco
Linda Ann Lindstrom of Modesto and Phillip Burns Abbott of Mill Valley wed during a ride on a San Francisco cable car. Students at Humboldt State College Arcat a, they exchanged vows in the first 10 blocks as relatives watched. The crew rang the car bell as the ceremony unfolded, costing the standard ninety dollar three hour rental.
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Linda Ann Lindstrom
Modesto
Phillip Burns Abbott
Mill Valley
Humboldt State College
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Russian Car Draws Protest at Los Angeles Auto Show
At Auto Expo 71 in Los Angeles a Soviet built Muscovich car's first U S appearance drew a protest when about 15 youths from California Students for Soviet Jews plastered stickers reading Save Soviet Jews on its sides and roof. Officials removed the stickers the same day and no charges were filed.
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Drought Fuels New Fire Threats Across South Florida
MIAMI AP A pall of smoke hung over Miami as dry Everglades grasslands burned across thousands of acres. Forecasters warned of renewed fires due to a historic drought with only scattered rain and record low precipitation. Fire crews battled blazes near Fakahatchee and Golden Gate Estates as they warned residents and prepared containment lines.
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National Weather Service
South Florida
Gilbert Clark
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State Division of Forestry Rangers
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Investing Course Offered at Miami Campus
An evening course titled Personal Finance and Investment will be offered at Miami University Middle Town Campus for the summer quarter. Taught by Bruce H. Olson, the class can be taken for credit or non credit, earning three credit hours. It targets non majors and covers budgeting credit insurance home financing and related personal finance topics. The credit course costs 52.50 dollars, meeting Mondays and Wednesdays 7 to 9 30 p m from June 21 to July 21. Noncredit option available for 30 dollars.
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Miami University
Bruce H. Olson
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