Carter offers 69 million in aid to Cambodia amid rejection
U S officials press Cambodia to accept food and medical aid for starving people as Cambodian radio reports reject the offer. President Carter pledges 69 million dollars in aid over a year to an international relief effort, while U S officials express regret and continue diplomatic pressure.
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Remarkable Col James Bartgis Jr Featured In Profiles
A country and community dedicated profile of Col James E Bartgis Jr by Commest Prapcet Bush Sr highlights his service and impact. Readers gain top-notch reading as Dew Graff offers wartime terms on Epp. Harrigan notes taxpayers funding the effort. and Joan Brenekil discusses exbotaton importance in modern living.
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U S vows to honor Korean treaty after Seoul coup
President Carter pledges U S support to South Korea and its treaty, while officials say the new government’s shape is uncertain. Immediate reaction to President Park Chung-hee’s assassination included alerting U S forces in Korea and warning North Korea against exploiting the crisis.
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Carter Pledges U S Backing As Korea Faces Crisis
Time shifted back an hour as Carter dispatched a teller to acting President Choi Kyu hahn. In a White House letter he praised Park Chung hee as a firm ally and noted Korea's economic rise. U S officials warned of rising discontent under martial law and questioned the official assassination account while noting the power shift toward the military.
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South Korean ruler Park Chung-hee assassinated in Seoul
South Korean leader Park Chung-hee was killed by KCIA chief Kim Jae-kyu at KCIA headquarters. Prime Minister Choi Kyu-hah named acting president, martial law declared, and the Carter administration warned North Korea while South Korea faced a leadership crisis.
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Oil profits top expectations in third quarter
New York AP report notes corporate profits surged through the third quarter, with peaks and valleys unseen in years. It details Texaco as among leading firms and frames the debate in Washington over windfall profit taxes tied to domestic oil decontrol.
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Pepco chief frames firm as undergoing cataclysmic change
Pepco president Ren Thompson describes a dramatic shift since the 1970s energy crisis, noting rapid growth then a near overnight slowdown and outlining rate pressures from inflation, environmental rules, and new plant costs. He urges customers to remain patient as the Tekerson plant expansion plans face scrutiny.
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Weather brief with variable winds and sun
A brief weather note reports mostly sunny skies with variable conditions and a chance of brief showers tonight and Sunday. It mentions a high near limits for the weekend and suggests continued mild conditions with possible light winds.
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