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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1975
Page
2
A perplexing energy report questions whether oil and gas reserves have been overestimated. The text notes experts from various agencies discuss measurement methods, data accuracy, and potential under or overstatements affecting projections and policy implications.
In a wide ranging news conference Abel says he will not accept leadership of the AFL-CIO. He reviews USW growth since 1965, noting 3 million members and wage gains in steel. He cites controversies over a steel pact and arbitration, and criticizes a dues proposal while hinting at possible convention to address dues.
A lengthy 1970s Ashland area political finance scandal details illegal contributions and payments tied to the U S political scene. Officials including Ashland figures faced fines for improper funding and subsidies amid a broader inquiry into campaign coffers and party activities.
Madagascar's military rulers accuse police dissidents of killing President Richard Ratsimandrava after his armored car was ambushed on a road from his office to his home. He died hours later. Two bodyguards and several attackers were killed. A curfew and martial law were imposed as troops moved through Antananarivo. The government announced a National Military Leadership Committee headed by Gen Gilles Andriamaze to take over. The island nation, with mixed Malagasy, Indian, Chinese and Arab heritage, faces ethnic tensions after months of political upheaval.
Phnom Penh faces a strained defense with Western supply cuts and inflation. U S aid remains pivotal. without it the Cambodian army risks collapse as Khmer Rouge pressure tightens around Phnom Penh, with mines and raids disrupting rail and river routes and civilian casualties rising near the capital.
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