Lasting Peace Hopes Rise in Hanoi After War
Hanoi shows cautious optimism as Paris cease fire is praised but only takes effect when in force. Officials and residents note reduced anti American sentiment, while remnants of war era measures like broken manholes clutter streets and markets, signaling changes amid hope for lasting peace.
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Associated Press
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U.S
Irish Constitution Establishes Official Language Order
The constitution declares Irish as the first official language and English as the second official language, establishing a bilingual framework for governmental use and public life.
State board OK's buying home for OSU president
The Ohio state Controlling Board unanimously approved purchasing a $140000 residence in north Columbus for Ohio State University President Harold Enarson after OSU trustees supported the purchase. Enarson has lived in a Columbus apartment since arriving last fall. The action involved no funds but allowed bid acceptance on a separate 10 day project at Cleveland State Hospital and other bids for carpeting at Akron facilities.
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OSU
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Cleveland State
Department of Public Works
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