Marines Sent To Back Demand On Seized Mayaguez
The United States plans to fly about 1,000 Marines from Okinawa to Utapao Thailand to back President Ford’s demand for the release of the Mayaguez and its 38 crew. The ship was seized near Koh Tang, eight miles off the Cambodian coast, and U.S. warships and diplomats pursue diplomatic options while considering military action if needed.
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Weather Warmer With Clouds Tonight and Cooler Tomorrow
Weather outlook notes partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a low around 44 to 45 degrees tonight. Tomorrow will be warmer with a high in the upper sixties. Rain chances are near zero. Winds tonight vary under 18 mph. Sunrise 6 11 am. sunset 8 37 pm. In other news, a Southeast Asia incident sparked mixed public opinions on how to respond to the Cambodian navy seizure of the Mayaguez and its 39 crew. Some call for diplomacy first, others want force if needed. Nearby, the death of Jenny Arness is reported as an apparent sleeping pill overdose, with Gunsmoke canceled last week after 21 years on air.
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Bridges under construction reroute traffic this summer
Third Street bridge work will not finish until later in the summer and will carry one way eastbound traffic. The Second Street bridge will allow one-way westbound traffic. Kiner's photo is among about 100 aerial shots of the West River Parkway project and other urban renewal efforts in the city.
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Ohio Senate panel OKs new school aid formula
A Senate committee approved a reform to the school financing method by 7 to 2, adding amendments from the Ohio Education Association. The equal yield formula remains but 60 percent of new state funds must cover salaries and schools may close during labor disputes. The plan budgets 502 million to 617 districts over four years. local levies affect per pupil mill amounts and district allocations.
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Beebe Trial Opens in Akron Church
The Rev. L. Peter Beebe faces trial in St. Pauls Episcopal Church with debate on whether ordination of women is central. Prosecutor Sterling Newell Jr. says Beebe violated church law not ordination, while defense argues the issue is whether God’s laws stand against man-made laws.
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