Vietnamese Counter incursion clashes with Chinese troops
Vietnamese forces counter attacked across Cao Bang Hoang Lien Son and Lang Son provinces injuring and killing hundreds of Chinese troops and destroying vehicles including tanks. Beijing officials said the border will be drawn to China’s satisfaction as Chinese forces press the invasion from Lang Son toward Haiphong and Ha Giang amid regional tensions and U.N. council deliberations.
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Peking
China
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Dong Khe
Hoang Lien Son
Lang Son
Tra Linh
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Kyodo
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Dong Day
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U.S
Andrew Young
Young
United States
Asia
Moscow
Dmitri Ustinov
Tass
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Creeks May Flood Forecast Spurs Flash Flood Watch
A flash flood watch issued by the National Weather Service remains in effect through Sunday as heavy rain is possible this afternoon and tomorrow. Ground saturation and a thawing snowpack raise flood risk, with 0.69 inches of rain having fallen last night and ice still beneath the soil. Local soil scientist Robert Holmes notes a long-standing saturated ground layer and poor drainage contributing to potential localized flooding. A highway department worker reports monitoring trouble areas near the river.
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Joe Bagaent
National Weather Service
Robert Holmes
Highway Department
Berryville
Virginia Assembly Highlights Upgrades and Debates
In Richmond Friday the General Assembly advanced a bill upgrading aviation oversight from division to department. Debates over abortion consent informedness and school lunch duty-free periods for teachers continued, while a controversial gas station competition bill faced compromise talks. The Senate backed stripping attorney general appointment power in highway condemnation cases, and veto actions on optometrist eye drops and a constitutional tax relief proposal for coal-fired plants were discussed.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House
Senate
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
John Dalton
Senate Democrats
Iran nationalizes shahs foreign holdings to reclaim 21 billion
Iran's provisional Bazargan government moves to nationalize the shah and associates foreign assets worth about 21 billion dollars. Iran plans to resume oil exports within two weeks as domestic production recovers from a prior strike and revolution.
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Iran
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Mehdi Bazargan
Switzerland
Assadolah Mobacheri
Princess Ashraf
St. Moritz
Khomeini
Egypt
Shah
Morocco
Hassan II
Amir Entezam
National Iranian Oil Co
United States
Weather and sports brief from page 14
A fragmented note reports eerie weather and girls basketball mention with Tunes Wood and Stattere referenced as items on page 14. The text is unreadable in places but indicates sports and weather content on the page.
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Sorgen
Wood
Stattere
Baseball Cards No Kid's Game Anymore
Winchester resident Bill Hall coordinated an East Coast card show at George Mason University drawing about 800 attendees. Hall displayed a vast hobby collection of up to a hundred thousand e cards and said the event attracted dealers and enthusiasts from various walks of life.
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George Mason University
Winchester
Bill Hall
Scaen Hady
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