Last Americans Airlifted From Cambodia As Phnom Penh Falls
U S Marines airborne 269 people from U Tapao Thailand to the carrier Okinawa in the Gulf of Siam as Phnom Penh faces collapse to Communist insurgents. About a third were Americans, the rest Cambodian and other nationalities, marking the end of a five year U S effort to prevent Khmer Rouge victory.
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Teachers and board strike tentative pay deal in marathon talks
Filoria school board and Elyria Education Association reach a 950 dollar starting salary increase raising base from 87 450 to 8 400 with a 14 hour session ending at 6 20 this morning The package costs the district about 295 000 in 1975 covered by anticipated state funds The deal also raises masters degree pay to 14 532 and includes improved grievance procedures maternity leave and a reopener on money items in 1976 Pending ratification by EEA members and board approval features milestones, fringe benefits, and mileage reimbursement for teachers using personal vehicles
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Scotts Won’t Be Forced To Testify In Pennsylvania
UPI reports U.S. Attorney John Cottone says it would waste taxpayers money to compel Jack Scott former Oberlin College athletic director to testify before a Pennsylvania grand jury. Scott is suspected of renting a farmhouse in northeastern Pennsylvania where Patricia Hearst and other SLA members were harbored last year.
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Evacuation of Phnom Penh as Cambodians flee
Communists press toward Saigon while U S efforts evacuate Phnom Penh amid deteriorating Khmer Republic. Ford calls the pullout a hard decision as 82 Americans and 159 Cambodians join the evacuation aboard a carrier to Thailand. Lon Non among those evacuated. six U S reporters remain behind.
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John Gunther Dean
UPI Saigon
Lorain woman dies after inhaling cooking spray fumes
A 19 year old Lorain woman Deputy coroner believes Debra McDougal died from accidental inhalation of aerosol cooking spray fumes. Police found two empty spray cans in the living room and an empty rubber cement can. The death followed a party at the apartment on Thursday night and a seizure occurred after she collapsed while attempting resuscitation. She is survived by her parents, siblings, and a 10 month old daughter. Funeral plans are at Walter A. Frey Funeral Home with services on Monday.
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Erie
Ralph Booth
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Ala
Linda Troifiletti
Connie Thrush
Warren
Walter A. Frey
Auto License Bureau probe cites $325000 shortfall in Elyria
State auditor reports a $325,000 shortage in funds at Elyria Auto License Bureau due to insufficient revenue to Columbus. Investigations by BMW trouble shooters Maxine Koppelburger and Frank Hamilton in 1974 found no issues in June and August checks but later flagged a potential shortfall. A January audit widened concern to a probable $300,000 gap. Koppelburger was later dismissed for holding a political party post.
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Anthony J. Marsho
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Onassis sought divorce before death and will details
New York report cites the Onassis will setting aside $1 million trusts for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's stepchildren Caroline and John and a $3 million bequest to Mrs Onassis. The Times quoted friends saying Aristotle Onassis asked lawyer Roy Cohn to prepare divorce proceedings, with Christina influencing the decision.
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Weather forecast: clear cool with light winds
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Partial success of Lorain County methadone program at St Josephs
Reporter Mikie Sherman examines why results are mixed in the Lorain County methadone service at St Josephs Hospital, with coverage in tomorrow's C-T. Wellington historic sites in Bicentennial town include American House and Herrick Library, plus reflections in Wellington then and now. Oberlin resident Karen Long turns handmade fabric into her own shop The Weavery, explored in Sunday Scene with photo by Jeff Bishop. Adele Gitther profiles this enterprising venture in Sunday Family Features.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Mikie Sherman
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Herrick Library
Don Miller
Karen Long
Oberlin
Adele Gitther
Jeff Bishop
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