India Recognizes Sihanouk Government in Exile
India recognized Prince Norodom Sihanouk's government in exile as Cambodia's government in a joint communique at the end of a three day visit by Sihanouk's foreign minister Sarin Chhak in Peking. The move follows Lon Nol's Phnom Penh departure. New Delhi had closed its Phnom Penh embassy in 1974 yet kept ties via Thailand.
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90 000 Oil Probes Expands Overcharges Probe Findings
The Federal Energy Administration reports investigations near 90,000 cases in its petroleum overcharging probe. Only a fraction completed. companies have repaid over $611 million. Potential additional overcharges are estimated between $50 million and $250 million.
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Dorsett pays down parking fines as car is released
Pittsburgh AP reports Tony Dorsett paid 400 dollars toward 1145 in fines and will complete the balance in 100 dollar monthly installments after impoundment. Also in Pittsburgh union locals threaten an usher strike as Pirates season nears and crime in the region shows mixed trends with city declines and county increases. A 59-year-old turkey farmer crushed by a truck wheel in Scenery Hill.
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Connally Trial Opens Over Bribe Charge in Nixon Era
John Connally goes to trial in Washington on charges he took two $5,000 bribes while serving as secretary of the treasury under Richard Nixon. Jury selection begins with 12 jurors and six alternates as the prosecution outlines the case and potential witnesses.
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Erie row officers to meet on union talks
Erie County row officers and negotiators plan a likely closed 10:30 a.m. meeting to gauge positions for contract talks with the employers' union. Chief negotiator Jim Casey says part of the session will be closed and a decision on keeping it open remains unsettled. Commissioner Hill favors open talks as talks with AFSCME reopen.
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Add Names For Clemency 1 500 End of Ford clemency drive prompts mixed views
Ford clemency applications surged to about 18 000 as the program ended at midnight with 16 500 on weekend totals. Deserters and draft evaders faced varying outcomes while critics called the effort a failure and a political stunt. A separate Boston study found steering column locks offer little theft protection with locks easily bypassed.
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