Global brief covers elections and peace talks across regions
AP summarizes events from Lisbon to Washington. Portugal plans an April 12 constituent assembly election with leftist regime curbs. Kissinger aims to speed Israel Egypt talks with daily shuttle flights, pace slower than hoped. In Phnom Penh, fighting near Sihanouk anniversary as Khmer Rouge clash with paratroopers. In Ireland, IRA attack at Portlaoise Prison fails, one dead, two wounded. Pope Paul VI urges Knights of Columbus to tackle big moral questions in Rome. South Vietnam shifts to defend populous areas, Thieu relinquishes three sparsely populated central highland provinces.
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U.S. Aid to Cambodia in Doubt as Ford Pressured
Congress leaders tell President Ford they doubt additional military aid to Cambodia will pass the House committee unless he accepts a cutoff date for all U S. military involvement. In other items Birgit Nilsson loses tax case owe 260000 in taxes plus penalties. Chinese grandmothers influence on day care noted. sheep and lamb inventories inch up in fattening, with prices rising to 39 41 per hundredweight.
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Ford
U.S
Cambodia
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Michigan
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Crop Reporting Board
Propane Gas Farmers Overcharged By $80 Million
Federal Energy Administration says farmers and rural users were overcharged at least 80 million dollars during the last heating season. Project Speculator may push total overcharges above 200 million. enforcement has already prompted nearly 50 million in price rollbacks. The probe began about nine months ago as part of broader energy price inquiries following the Arab oil embargo.
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Federal Energy Administration
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Philadelphia Gets EPA OK to Dump Sewage Into Delaware
The city can discharge about 18 million gallons daily of raw sewage into the Delaware River for 30 days starting June 1 to allow repairs to a collapsed 1973 sewer. Officials say drinking water will not be affected and the discharge will occur downstream from the water intake.
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Clymer Seeks FHA Funding for 16-Unit Elder Housing
A 16 unit rural housing project for seniors in Clymer is eligible for funding after FHA notification. If final approval is granted, $395,000 total cost, with 98 percent financed by FHA and two percent local contribution, proceeds after July 1. The building would be owned by the Clymer Community Club and serve residents 62 plus in rural areas.
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