Airlift Continues as Phnom Penh Airport Hit by Rockets
U S and allied cargo flights keep delivering rice ammunition and fuel to Phnom Penh despite Khmer Rouge shelling as rockets strike the airport area. In Vietnam North Vietnamese forces fault lines push operations in the central highlands while a major supply road is cut and bases come under attack.
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Bangkok
Food stamps stash shocks Portage County jail spillover
Portage County officials disclosed a clerical error sent 15 to 20 million dollars in federal food stamps to arrive last Thursday. The excess stamps were stored in a maximum security jail cell before being moved to Cuyahoga County custody. Officials expect 3700 Kent State students to lose stamps under a new federal rule.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County
Layton Thomas
New Jersey
Welfare Department
Thomas
Warren Strouse
Cuyahoga
Kent State University
Ford Yields Energy Tax Plan Push as Congress Presses On
Congress moves ahead with energy and tax proposals despite Ford delaying parts of his energy program. He postpones 60 days the last two steps of a 3 a barrel oil tariff and vetoes a 90 day delay bill. Senate hearings proceed on a 21.3 billion tax cut while Ways and Means targets energy quotas and a 40 cent per gallon gas tax.
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Ford
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
al Ullman
Dore
Ullman
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Energ
Lorenz Released Unharmed as Kidnap Suspects Sought
West Berlin politician Peter Lorenz was freed at midnight in Wilmersdorf after a six day kidnapping. Police launched a large manhunt for eight suspected accomplices and offered a 40000 reward while officers searched areas and detained anarchist suspects.
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Wilmersdorf
Klaus Huebner
Lorenz
Weather and crime note intertwines Middletown forecast with terrorist case
Cloudy with mid 30s lows tonight and mid 50s by tomorrow in Middletown. Extended outlook shows rain Friday and clear Sunday. Angela Luther 34 and Ralf Reinders 25 identified among three kidnap suspects. Reinders leads the Movement of the Second of June tied to Lorenz kidnapping. Other suspects include Inge Viett 30 Werner Sauber 27 Norbert Kroecher 24 Til Meyer 30 and Andreas Vogel.
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Angela Luther
Lorenz
Ralf Reinders
West Berlin
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Inge Viett
Berlin
Werner Sauber
Norbert Kroecher
Til Meyer
Andreas Vogel
Helen Davis retires after 44 years guiding Middletown aid
Joy Jones profiles Helen Davis director of the Family Service Bureau for 44 years. Her career began in 1930, with the bureau’s work spanning family counseling financial planning and travelers aid. Davis emphasizes helping others and staying connected to the community through multiple volunteer roles.
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Joy Jones Journal
Helen Davis
Family Service Bureau
Miss Davis
Davis
Family Service
People
Middletown Area
United Way
Middletown
Travelers Aid
Cincinnati man named new director of Family Service Bureau
William Elder of Cincinnati will become director of the Family Service Bureau on March 17 replacing retiring Helen Davis. Elder is a foster care specialist with Hamilton County Welfare, a Cincinnati native, married with five children, residing in Mack. He earned a 1966 MSW from Ohio State and has served as a child welfare supervisor and family counselor.
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Fair Acres School For Retarded
Hamilton
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Human Relations Council
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Cincinnati
Family Service Bureau
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Elder
Family and Children Services Division
Hamilton County Welfare Department
Cincinnati Area
Mack
Ohio
State
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