Rhodes veto trims welfare bill while approving emergency funds
Governor Rhodes signed a special 18.5 million dollar appropriation for the state welfare department and vetoed seven new district offices citing unnecessary bureaucracy. The emergency fund includes 3 million for urgent welfare benefits and 1 million for disaster aid, including tornado victims.
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U.S. Begins Airlift to Phnom Penh in Cambodian Crisis
On April 10 1973 the United States started airlifting fuel to Phnom Penh to relieve a severe shortage as the Cambodian capital faced siege and disruption of supplies.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Woman gets life term in 1973 Liberty murder
Mary Brannum 20 of Hamilton Ohio was sentenced to life for the first degree murder of Louis Robinson 60 whose body was found on a dirt road outside Liberty Indiana in November 1973. Two other Hamilton residents Melvin Burns and Lillian Griffin plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter and are serving prison terms.
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Miami Choraliers and Men’s Glee Club Spring Concert
The Miami University Choraliers and Men's Glee Club perform a joint spring concert in Hall Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Friday. The program, conducted by John C. Wabrick, features the Miami Brass Quintet and is free to attend as the final on campus program of the 1974 75 year.
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The Trimline phone fits in the palm with neat compact design
A description touts the Trimline phone as compact and convenient. It emphasizes that all essential calling functions fit neatly in the palm of the user’s hand.
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Britain recognizes Vietnam government in Saigon
Britain has formally recognized the new South Vietnamese government. Foreign Secretary James Callaghan sent a telegram to Saigon stating recognition of the government in control, not endorsement of policies. He aims to reopen the British embassy in Saigon soon. Ambassador John Bushell is in London for consultations, with Rex Hunt acting as charge d affaires.
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