Pentagon officers cautious on Cambodia push impact
Senior U S military officers say it is too early to judge the Cambodia sweep’s long term success. They cite need to see if enemy supply routes can be rebuilt and whether South Vietnamese forces can take more combat duties as U S withdrawal progresses.
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Israelis say pilots win air wars over Egyptians and Syrians
TEL AVIV AP Israeli air force claims it shot down 101 Egyptian warplanes since the 1967 war and 23 Syrians while losing 20 planes, with pilots praised for skill and aggression. Officials emphasize pilots over equipment and keep individual ace names private.
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Michigan Housewife Blasts Bureaucracy Over Lake Erie Pollution
Ann Arbor reformer Nina M. Johnson, water resources chair of the Michigan League of Women Voters, told a federal state Lake Erie meeting that a sprawling bureaucracy diverts funds from pollution control. Sessions will continue with six workshops in Ohio and Pennsylvania cities through June. The Navy base at Grosse Ile, now housing a Water Quality Administration district office, was cited for lacking funds for a secondary sewage plant.
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Rainy spells drift through Southwest Ohio
Thundershowers dropped about 0.4 inch of rain in scattered parts of Southwest Ohio yesterday and today with no severe downpours reported. Rainfall should continue today then diminish tonight and Friday with a weekend outlook for fair weather and upper 70s Saturday rising into the 80s Sunday.
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Tremor Strains Peru As U S Air Help Expands
A 5.6 magnitude tremor rattled Lima as U S and Peruvian air forces boost helicopters and rescue teams for the Huaylas Canyon quake zone. Unchanging reports show thousands feared dead after the major quake, with pilots delivering aid to Yungay and Huaraz amid blocked roads.
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Mayabb Named Coordinator for Middletown Schools
Jesse Mayabb resigns as Middletown High principal and is appointed secondary coordinator for social studies and physical education for grades 6-12 effective July 1. Supt. Lubera announced the shift amid past rumors following a Black History Week incident.
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