Four Cambodian leaders clash in tense power council
In Tam Manh the populist strongman leads Cambodia’s High Political Council as Lon Nol relies on the army amid a fragile regime. Sirik Matak Cheng Heng and Lon Nol’s ailing rule create factional tensions and stalled reconciliation with the Khmer Rouge. In Tam seeks broader involvement of villagers in the war effort.
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Emergency Eucalyptus Bill Fires Up Congress Fight
In Washington the emergency eucalyptus bill to combat the blaze threat in East San Francisco Bay Hills faces sharp Senate and House debate over federal aid. Backers say it prevents disaster from dry trees filled with eucalyptus oil. opponents warn of precedent and inflation.
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UAW Eyes Turning Point in Chrysler Talks
In Detroit on Tuesday UAW leaders warn contract extension is unlikely without a near agreement with Chrysler. With 127,500 workers set to strike if no pact by Friday midnight, leaders say internal and local issues must be settled after broad terms are agreed. Chrysler and others face pressure while officials discuss pay raise plans.
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