Diplomatic gloom on Cambodia collapse despite aid hopes
Privately Kissinger and Schlesinger warn Cambodia likely to fail with or without emergency aid. They say survival chances are between zero and 50-50 even with U S funding as Mekong supply lines may never reopen. Public stance remains optimistic if Congress approves 222 million in aid.
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Oil firms lose in landmark tax ruling for California counties
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that oil firms must pay about 100 million dollars in back and future property taxes to 17 counties. The decision voids a 100 million tax exemption and could raise tens of millions more, with appeals likely.
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Prices fall on clothing and sugar amid retailer cuts
A major retailer cuts men's clothing prices with further rollbacks expected. J C Penney and Amstar say wholesale costs ease as raw sugar declines. Utah Idaho Sugar Co lowers grocery sugar to 38.7 cents a pound while industry groups report a broad downtrend in textiles and apparel prices.
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21 Drug Suspects Arrested Across Three Southland Cities
Narcotics officers from five agencies halted a 22 month probe with 21 adults seized in Los Alamitos Rossmoor and Cypress on charges of narcotics sales and possession for sale. Warrants targeted heroin cocaine and marijuana with arrests in teams of three. Further juvenile arrests expected by dawn. Individuals booked at Orange County Jail.
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Ford shoots 100 as Nicklaus breaks record in Inverrary pro am
President Ford plays in a pro am at Inverrary with Jack Nicklaus and others. Ford ends with 28 over par 100 while Nicklaus posts a 63 to break the course record by two strokes. Attendance reaches 41,720 as crowds cheer Ford and hoist him with applause.
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Oil depletion rider and tax cut move to vote
A 21.3 billion tax cut bill cleared for House floor action with a rule permitting limited amendments. The debate will include a decision on ending the oil depletion allowance and four hours of debate with five amendments allowed.
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Ford doubts tax cut to be enacted before June
President Ford said the anti recession tax cut he urged may not pass until June. He credited his pressure with eliciting congressional response while House and Senate Democrats wrestle a unified program. Panels meet again today but agreement seems unlikely.
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Antismog device ban defeated in Assembly panel
In Sacramento the Assembly Transportation Committee voted 7-5 against a bill to repeal NOx control devices for 1966-70 cars in six Southern California counties after Holden halted his measure. The bill faces possible revival as lawmakers seek eight votes to pass.
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South Coast Air Basin
Red grip tightens as rebels seize Peam Reang outpost
Rebel forces captured Peam Reang, a key Mekong River outpost six miles south of Neak Luong and 35 miles southeast of Phnom Penh. Government reinforcements were repelled, a navy boat sunk, and the fate of defenders unknown as Neak Luong faced renewed threat.
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U S airlift begins to Phnom Penh to aid beleaguered city
The United States launches a large rice airlift from Saigon to Phnom Penh to feed an estimated two million residents under siege. World Airways and Airlift International will move about 18 000 tons over 30 days from Tan Son Nhut base while the Mekong supply line remains blocked.
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Cambodia
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Vice President rebuked over filibuster fight
Vice President faces sharp rebuke amid the filibuster dispute as national debate intensifies. The incident dominates political coverage with analysis and reactions from lawmakers and aides.
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