Administration shrinks six billion in spending cuts to 3.5
The Budget Bureau says agency by agency cuts total 3.5 billion replacing the 6 billion target set by Congress. Zwick notes lawmakers will likely trim about 3.3 billion before adjournment while defense absorbs 989 million and space and highway cuts are limited.
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Washington
Congress
Budget Bureau
Charles J. Zwick
Zwick
Capitol Hill
Small Business Administration
Farm Credit Administration and
Export-Import Bank
Defense Department
Department of Agriculture
Administration
Agriculture Department
Tentative settlement reached in six week strike at local plant
Loudonville Ohio AP reports a tentative six week strike settlement at the Flexible Ohio Co plant awaiting ratification by Local 4781 United Steelworkers of America. Details were not disclosed by either side.
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Loudonville, Ohio
Ohio. Co
4781
United Steelworkers of America
Detroit Police first to install radios in patrol cars
The Detroit Police Department led in patrol car modernization by installing radios in its cruisers, marking a milestone in law enforcement communication capabilities.
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Detroit Police Department
Viet General Killed in Highlands Fighting
Heavy fighting returned to the central highlands of South Vietnam over the weekend. Brig. Gen. Truong Quang An, 36, was killed after his battalion repulsed an attack on the Duc Lap Special Forces camp, where 47 North Vietnamese were reported killed. Other clashes near Ban Me Thuot and Saigon left additional enemy losses and U.S. casualties.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Duc Lap
Ban Me Thuot
U.S
Truong Quang An
Green Beret
Highlands
U.S. 4Th Infantry Divi
Sion
Due Lap
Salazar Spends Quiet Night After Brain Surgery
Portugal's 79 year old Premier Antonio Salazar rested peacefully after a blood clot was removed from beside his brain. A hospital bulletin said he could eat sit and walk a few steps and deny reports he could not speak.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Red Cross
Salazar
Antonio Vasconcellos Marques
Vasconcellos
Vital Statistics Babies Born and Dismissals Listed
New Lebanon and nearby communities report multiple births and hospital dismissals. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Moore and others welcoming girls, with additional out of town entries and listed grandparent connections. Several residents, including individuals from Germantown Covington and Franklin, are shown in discharge notes.
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Harrison Moore
S. Clayton Court
New Lebanon
Donald Gault
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Virgil Birch
Jefferson Road
Gail Weist
Kalbfleisch Road
Glenn T. Benny
van Wert
Ralph H. Hummel
Germantown
James D. Gregory
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
William A. Day
Oxford Ave
Wilbur J. Gregory
Gregory Drive
Thorny Acres
Franklin
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Saundra Williams
Center
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Linda Johnson
Theresa Claytor
Washington, D.C
101St Airborne Division
X Sa Nho
Berkeley
Harwoon
Demilitarized Zone
Ean
Lease
al He Fitter
Charlie Reeder
The
Quaker Stat
G. C. Murphy CO
Mike Blevins
Forrer Ave
Joseph J. Marconi
Croydon Drive
Herman Gabbard
Holly Ave
Marshall Broadnax
Ninth Ave
Orinville Gilbert
John J. Clark
Sam Kirk
Byron St
Sheridan R. Gabbard
Curtis St
Marvin Tarvin
Poplar St
Harold J. Walters
Monroe
Flo M. Caldwell
Linden Ave
Carmie E. McGill
Brentwood St
Sally Jane Turner
Carlisle
Raymond Sherman
Loretta Drive
Earl Dennis
S. Marhall Road
Garrison Burks
16Th Ave
Raymond C. Massey
Oxford State Road
Joel Bailey
S. Main St
Herman Kettman
Vaughn Burroughs
Springoro
William Goodlett
Niederlander Lane
Eugene Couch
Exel
Jacqueline Griffey
Cambridge Griffey
Vannest Ave
Eddie Williams Jr
Cinfacinl
Aia
Michael E. Briggs
Selma Briggs
Lincoln
Buford Rash
Christel Ave
Dorsa C. Sloane
Staten St
Elizabeth Luzader
David Iler
Woodburn Ave
Joseph Feyman
Mossman Road
Edward McQuinn
Everette Gibson
Water St
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ziebart
Burlington House
Kirsh
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