Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 5

Into Cambodia Vcclncsl1ay, March 22, 1972 Reno Ev ening Gazettc-5 South Viets end ase of drive Fh Spearheaded by 30 armored vehicles, the task force raised to about 10,000 the number of South Vietnamese troops oper SAIGON (AP) The South Vietnamese announced today that the first phase of their drive into eastern Cambodia has ended after 12 days, 743 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong were killed and 23 were captured. Saigon command said its forces also captured or de ating 10 to 15 miles across the border in search of North Viet namese bases. There were no reports of ma jor contact with the enemy in stroyed 38 heavy weapons, 1,109 the first hours of the new drive Clarlcson's is celebrating its 8th anniversary this week to thank you for your patronage, and we're offering these great buys to you Mar. 22 25. rifles, a large quantity of am 85 miles northwest of Saigon.

North Vietnamese troops re munition, 544 tons of rice, 48Va tons of salt and four trucks. portedly have moved south into the Krek area since early Eight South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 65 rff DRAWINGS Fred's CHOICE MEATS January when the South Vietnamese abandoned permanent wounded, a communique said, lopsided claims aroused bases there in favor of mobile suspicion that enemy losses task forces. iC for EIGHT were being inflated while siz The South Vietnamese dry season campaign into eastern able Vietnamese casu Cambodia was launched March alties were being swept under the a common practice on 10, and most of the Saigon forces are concentrated about 25 miles southwest of Krek, sweeping through a Communist both sides. The: South Vietnamese said the second phase of the spoiling campaign to reduce the capabilities is now under way. A South Vietnamese task force crossed base area that South Vietnam' wonderful prizes including A COLOR TV and AM FM RADIO ese field officers say is a major supply depot for three North Vietnamese divisions operating against both South Vietnamese the border today toward the and Cambodian forces.

town of Krek, opening a new front. ine isoutn Vietnamese say 1 they have captured hundreds of 9 tmiMMa'swf-i tons of munitions and food' stuffs. Shank Portion 59 Fred Antoniazzi fWHOLE or Honor roll posted at Incline BUTT HALF Lecture set on evolution at The Church INCLINE VILLAGE Forty Center cut HAM 59 SLICES u. A series of slide lectures on eight students have been named to the Incline Village High School roll for the fourth 'S5S' fnnr' the topic "Evolution vs. the Bible" will be presented at The Church, Apple Street and Kir-man Avenue, commencing Sun six-weeks report period.

They are: 12th GRADE: Jill Byrne. John Canqeml Gina Edwards, Steve Fa Ike, Warren Finke, Clay Gautler, Steve Jackson, Pat day. James Fagerskog, minister and science teacher in the pub Tom Mastin, Don Rood, Nina Robinson. FRESH CALIFORNIA VICTOR Brand FRYERS w0lE sliced CUT UP. Ib 43 BACON 2" 11th GRADE: Mark Cornforih, Robin Grundner, Scott Richards, Betsy Roberts, Lee Rogers.

GALLO WINE TASTING lic schools, will present the lectures. He will speak at the 11 10th GRADE: Loretta Alexander, Robin Benson, Kathy Cornforth, Sean Crom, Brad Elley, Paula Ender, Sue Falke, a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services Sun day and continue each evening through March 30. 1 2 Noon to 5 P.M.

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