Carlisle Schools Chief Defends District Spending Policies
Carlisle School Superintendent David E. Way rebutted Ohio House Speaker Kurfess’s charge of fiscal ir responsibility and waste, arguing state legislators fault districts more for politics than economy. Way cited Carlisle staffing, pay scales, and refurbishing plans, challenging Kurfess to inspect facilities and urging more research before criticism.
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North Vietnam raids exceed recent scope near DMZ
American fighter bombers launched 200 combat strikes inside North Vietnam from 6 am to noon in a bid to hit airfields missiles sites and other military targets within 35 miles of the DMZ. All jets returned safely but damage assessments were not immediately available.
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Final Medina Arguments Tomorrow In My Lai Case
The My Lai murder trial judge Col. Kenneth Howard set final arguments for Wednesday as lawyers debate jury instructions. Medina, 35, faces a single premeditated murder charge for the shooting of a woman in a rice paddy with possible life imprisonment if convicted.
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Fall preview promises clear cool night and mild days
The weatherman predicts a pleasant spell with a clear, cool night dipping into the middle 40s. Wednesday brings sun with little temperature change, a high near 70, signaling comfortable fall conditions ahead.
German Intervention Halts Dollar Slide in West Germany
West Germany’s Central Bank intervened in Frankfurt to halt a record dollar drop, buying dollars to push the rate from 3.3300 to about 3.3597 marks. The move aimed to calm markets after reports of a 15 percent mark revaluation, with officials signaling a 10 percent rise as unacceptable.
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Senate leaders see cloture win on draft debate
Washington AP The Senate moves toward ending debate on the two year draft extension bill with a cloture attempt likely to pass by a narrow margin. GOP leaders push action while Mansfield opposes cloture and favors an Indochina pullout amendment.
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General's Glum View of All-Volunteer Army by 1973
Lt. Gen. George S. Forsythe warned it would be impossible to reach an all-volunteer force by mid 1973 under current conditions. He said the time frame is too short and more support and understanding are needed before the plan can succeed. Pentagon officials initially censored the remarks but were overridden by Daniel Henkin, assistant secretary of defense for public affairs.
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Ellsberg Expects Prison In Pentagon Papers Case
Daniel Ellsberg says releasing the Pentagon Papers was sure to land him in prison. The former Rand analyst pleads innocent to unauthorized possession and converting secret documents and says he will accept prison if convicted. He argues the war is against the country’s interests and notes efforts to place parts of the document on record before opting for newspaper publication.
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