Warren County to adopt 4.9 million budget with no tax rise
The Warren County Board of Supervisors approved advertising a 1975 76 budget of 4.9 million dollars with no tax increase. The plan allocates 72 percent to schools 15 percent to general operating and 13 percent to welfare. A public hearing is set for June 3 at 7 30 p m in the courthouse.
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Warren County
Susan Burke
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Fifteen Marines Among Mayaguez Rescue Casualties
Washington AP report tallies 15 service members killed in the Mayaguez rescue off Cambodia. Eleven Marines, two Navy corpsmen, and two Air Force members died. about 50 others wounded. Three Marines remain missing and likely dead. eyewitnesses say no Americans are believed alive on the beach.
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Washington
Mayaguez
Pentagon
Navy
Air Force
Cambodia
Joseph Laitin
Laitin
San Francisco
F. Bellinger
Washington, D.C
Angel Rios
San Juan
Puerto Rico
UN panel proposes sweeping changes to UN structure
A 25 member international panel recommended major reforms to improve global economic cooperation and reduce deadlock between rich and poor nations. The plan urges consensus bargaining, reform of World Bank IMF voting, and creation of a development oriented director general, with careful study likely at the 138 member UN level.
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N. Y
World Organization
Kurt Waldheim
Asia
Africa
Latin America
General Assembly
United States
Assassins Kill Two U S Officers in Tehran Ambush
In Tehran, two U S Air Force officers were shot and killed as terrorists blocked their car and opened fire. The Embassy named Lt. Col. Paul R. Shafer Jr of Dayton Ohio and Lt. Col. Jack J. Turner of Carbondale Illinois as the dead. A Marxist underground is blamed and Iran vows to pursue justice.
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Tehran
Air Force
Paul R. Shafer Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Jack J. Turner
Carbondale
Ill
Shafer
Ohio State University
Turner
University of Nebraska
U.S
Iran
Ebrahim Nushirevani
Associated Press
Iranian People’s Warriors Association
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Shah
Ford
Washington
Paris
Lao Students Seize U S Aid Building in Vientiane
About 200 Lao students seized the U S aid agency headquarters in Vientiane taking two American Marines and an American civilian hostage behind gates. They demanded immediate dissolution of AID and the departure of all Americans within three days and, in a broader protest, broadcast their terms on the national radio.
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Vietiane
Laos
U.S. Aid Agency
Vientiane
U.S
Christian A. Chapman
Souvanna Phouma
Phoumi Vongvichit
U.S. Agency For International Development
AID
Pathet Lao
Savannakhet
Luang Prabang
Akers Resigns From Warren County Football Post
John Akers resigns after one season as head coach of Warren County football to take an assistant role at Miami University in Ohio. The move ends his brief tenure and shifts him to the college program.
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John Akers
Warren County
Miami University
Ohio
April 1975 prices rise led by groceries and goods
Government data show consumer prices up six tenths of a percent in April driven by higher food and nonfood items. Rentals and energy costs climbed while mortgage rates and some vegetables eased. Real spendable earnings fell 0.1 percent in April amid inflation pressure.
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Washington
White House
Labor Department
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