Lorenz Still Missing as plane flees with anarchists
Berlin AP report says Peter Lorenz remained missing while a Lufthansa jet carrying five anarchist convicts left Frankfurt for Aden and returned toward West Germany. Heinrich Albertz accompanied them, and a code word was to be broadcast to meet kidnappers demands. The five were released with 120000 marks in ransom. another convict refused release. Police seek proof Lorenz is alive, including shop engraving identification.
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Denies Cambodia Rite Goes Only to Soldiers
The U S Embassy in Phnom Penh denied claims that airlifted rice is restricted to Cambodian troops and families. It says stock is stored in government warehouses for now and will be distributed through official channels at fixed prices, with monthly allotments to each family. Western refugee officials say starvation reports are exaggerated though some children suffer vitamin deficiencies as relief agencies provide free rice and food to refugees in Phnom Penh.
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A playful line reads like a puzzle about a heavy rain washing away debris yet leaving a hint of dust on a car, followed by a gibberish phrase Bana Meccano stance.
Rock Island Line urges 10000 workers to take pay cut
Rock Island Line officials seek reaction from about 10 000 hourly workers to a voluntary 10 percent pay reduction to keep rolling stock moving amid a growing financial crisis. President John Ingram said management will endure the cut, with back pay to be restored when finances improve, while unions weigh the plan after a Monday meeting with executives.
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Fact-Finding Group Backs Cambodian Aid
An eight‑member congressional delegation returning from Indo China favors about 120 million in ammunition and 75 million in emergency food for Cambodia. Led by Rep. Flynt they will present conclusions at a House subcommittee hearing amid calls for more aid, with critics arguing the administration overreached.
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Roosevelt To Reopen Wednesday Royale Refurbish $850000
The Roosevelt hotel to reopen as the Roosevelt Royale after a month closure with a $850000 refurbishing. Buyers Robert Woolley of Homettes of America Phoenix and Peter Bezanson of MorAmerica Financial Corp Cedar Rapids announce completion of sale. Homette s will own half and operate the 47 year old landmark while homeless staff move in and begin hiring maids.
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Delay on Oil Depletion Allowance Voted By Senate Panel
Washington The senate finance committee voted Tuesday to delay action on the oil depletion allowance bill as part of push to move a tax cut measure through Congress by March 2. The panel sought more study before any floor vote on the controversial provision.
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Ford vetoes bill to halt full levy for 90 days
President Ford vetoed legislation suspending oil tariff increases for 90 days and defers $2 of a $3 levy for 60 days to push a compromise energy program. He urged a simple tax cut, while Democrats plan to seek veto override and propose alternate energy bills.
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Iran to Receive U S Help on Nuclear Energy Pact
Washington reports the United States will assist Iran in developing peaceful nuclear energy under a broad new agreement. The pact, discussed by a joint commission led by Secretary Kissinger and Iran’s Hushang Ansary, includes technical aid and training for Iranian technicians.
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Fringes Allow Officials Comfort Amid Tight Times
Washington reportage shows how U S lawmakers and top executives keep perks despite inflation. It notes subsidized meals in Capitol and Pentagon dining rooms, free health and travel benefits, and costly decor while public finances tighten.
OPEC Leaders Propose Price Freeze To End Of Decade
Algerian President Boumedienne urged oil producing nations to freeze prices through the decade if industrialized nations vow to protect export income and assets. Meeting attended by eight OPEC heads of state. five others sent lower officials, signaling possible divisions.
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Stock Market Rises Sharply In Early Trade
New York AP reports stocks rose sharply as the Dow Jones gained about 130 points. Gainers outnumbered losers by more than 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange amid brisk trading volume.
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