Damages Hit Warren Flood as Shenandoah Rises
The Warren County flood caused about 250000 dollars in property damage across Shenandoah Farms Shenandoah Shores Shenandoah River Estates Avalon Shores and near the Rt 619 bridge. Officials report no flood related injuries and limited crime. roads remain closed or partially open while gauges compare crest levels to prior storms.
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Richmond Flood Crest Prompts Evacuations and Service Impacts
Flooding along the James River in Richmond rises past flood level with a crest near 20 feet at one gauge and expected at another. The Sanitation plant intake is sandbagged but operations continue. roads and evacuations are underway as Virginia faces broad closures and local officials coordinate emergency response.
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Communists Seize Kien Duc District Center Near Saigon
Communist forces overran Kien Duc in the central highlands and captured a base at Duc Hue 30 miles northwest of Saigon. Paratrooper reinforcements rushed toward Saigon as refugees fled Hue and surrounding provinces.
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Star Offers $150 Reward for Vandalism to Winchester Star
The Star offers a 150 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who damaged Winchester Evening Star property including newspaper vending machines and motor route tubes. Notify local law enforcement with any tips.
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Help Sought for Vietnam Refugees
Washington officials discuss emergency relief for Vietnam refugees fleeing abandoned provinces. No decisions on actions due to legal and funding constraints. Congress may need to approve emergency funds, and Easter recess complicates timely aid.
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Senate Nears Passage of 30 Billion Tax Cut Bill
The Senate moves toward final passage of a 30 billion tax cut aimed at quick relief for American families. Provisions include 1974 rebates up to 240, 4 percent rate cut on the first 4000 of taxable income, a 200 per person credit option, 100 Social Security payments, a home buyer credit up to 2000, and a 7 billion business tax cut. The bill awaits House conference and a presidential signature.
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