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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1975

Page

2

House Democrats Oppose Indo China Military Aid

In Washington, House Democrats voted 189 to 49 to oppose any U S military aid for Cambodia or South Vietnam. The vote signals likely rejection of President Ford's request for emergency Cambodia aid as factions debate conditions. Members cited humanitarian concerns and a preference for a hands off approach amid civil conflict.

House Democrats Washington House U.S Cambodia South Vietnam Democratic Caucus Ford Michael Blouin the Gazette Blouin Wdlding Henry Jackson D-Wash Senate Mansfield China Norodom Sihanouk Mansfeld Jackson Sihanouk

Four Americans Reported Lost in Viet Crash Near Pleiku

SAIGON AP A Air Vietnam DC-4 with six crew and 19 passengers including four Americans was shot down near Pleiku amid heavy fighting. No survivors reported. The craft was en route from Vientiane to Saigon and likely hit by 57mm anti aircraft fire or a Strela missile. Names identified include R Seidl Ed Dolan J Louis and V Miller.

Saigon Air Vietnam Pleiku U.S Vientiane Laos R. Seidl Ed Dolan J. Louis V. Miller Witheaner Central Highlands Tri Tam Dau Tleng U.S. Twenty Fifth Infantry Division

Do not get the idea that I'm inefficient

A quote attributed to ward Copyriant on an official's desk, claiming secrecy dominates knowledge of his own work and asserting personal inefficiency in a humorous, self-deprecating line. The remark highlights the tension between duty and transparency in bureaucratic duties.

Ward

December 8 Tops List in Draft Draw

December 8 births led the standby military draft lottery with No 1, followed by June 19 and March 22 births in the top ranks. July 3 births ranked No 9, but most likely no one will be called as the army remains voluntary. Byron Pepitone noted 86 and lower birth years would be reclassified into the 1976 emergency induction pool unless deferment or exemption applied.

Washington Selective Service Byron Pepitune

Chrysler Extends Third Rebate Plan Through March

Detroit report states Chrysler Corp extends its rebate program for the third time and will offer $150 refunds on most pickups vans and medium duty trucks through the end of March excluding the Dodge Sportsman Plymouth Voyager Ram Charger and Trail Duster models.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Chrysler

Ford Plans South Bend Visit To Notre Dame

President Ford will make a day trip to South Bend Indiana for a meeting with Midwestern governors and a news conference next Monday, sources said. He was invited to Notre Dame by university president Rev Theodore Hesburgh.

Washington Ford South Bend Ind University of Notre Dame Theodore Heshurgh

Portugal Military Seizes Political Power After Air Attack

In Lisbon, Portugal, the Armed Forces Movement, ruling after an air force attack on an artillery unit near Lisbon, says it will assume permanent political powers. Elections for a constitutional assembly remain set for April 2, and a new Revolutionary Council will institutionalize military participation. The Communist party gains potential extra representation amid premier Goncalves' cabinet, while authorities call Tuesday’s flash upheaval an uprising led by "petitionary" elements.

Lisbon Portugal Lisbor Armed Forces Movement The Communist Party Vasen Goncalves Goncalves

Energy negotiators seek compromise on tax and quotas

A key Democrat said talks between President Ford and Congress aim to avoid higher gasoline taxes and import quotas this year as the economy falters. Rep. Ullman, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, indicated a five cent gasoline tax rise next year is more likely, with hearings wrapping up before Easter recess and an energy bill to reach the base floor by mid April.

John Flushen Jackson White House Cambodia Senate Foreign Relations Ford House Foreign Affaires Michael Harrington Dmass House Congress Harrington Washington Rep. Ullman Ways and Means Aldwin

Fire at Seoul infant home kills 14 and injures many

A blaze at the House of Angels in Seoul killed 14 infants awaiting adoption, all aged 1 day to one month, and injured another. Thirty six more babies and children aged 2 to 5 years were rescued as the fire rapidly engulfed two second floor rooms. Supervisor Paek Young suk, 53, entered the flames to save infants, suffering burns. The cause was blamed on an overheating hot plate.

Seoul U.S House of Angels Paek Youngsuk

G O P moderates publish pro Ford unity statement

GOP moderates circulate a statement praising Ford and pledging to rebuild the party and broaden its base through open doors and open minds. Major leaders including Rhodes and Scott endorse, with plans to sign on more Republicans as governors and chairmen are recruited, while the White House stays officially aloof.

Washington Anion Ford G.O.P New York Kent McGough

Former Commerce Secretary Stang pleads guilty to campaign law violations

Washington AP Maurice Stang, ex Commerce Secretary, pleads guilty to five misdemeanor counts for unwitting campaign law violations while chairman of Nixon 1972 reelection finance committee. He says conduct was in good faith though not lawful. Sentencing possible up to one year per count but unlikely.

Washington Commerce Maurice Stang Richard Nixon Nixon Stona Finance Committee Stang John Lewis Smith Shans Fe Plud Guity Leve White House Stans Senate Watergate Committee At No Line Atty Ger. Mitchell Furtier Atty Gee Kline Diemst Builty East Page du Colt

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