Vietnam war outlook and U S politics mix in AP digest
AP reports privately some experts say the Communist offensive in South Vietnam cannot be stopped and that the next moves may be decided by timing and by military or political action. Ford avoids comment in Bakersfield as markets show grocery price relief and other national notes unfold.
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FEA pursues oil overcharges in wide probe
The Federal Energy Administration reports it has studied almost 90,000 cases in its year-old petroleum overcharge probe, with more than $611 million already repaid and potential recoveries estimated between $50 million and $250 million. The agency cites $101 million in suspected Gulf Oil overcharges, while Gulf denies agreeing to cancel about $40 million in future price hikes.
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Lon Nol Leaves Cambodia to Seek Peace Talks
President Lon Nol departed Phnom Penh with Premier Long Boret for Indonesia and the United States to pursue peace negotiations with Khmer Rouge forces. Insurgent rockets hit Phnom Penh airport as military operations near the city were paused and defense lines reinforced. Lon Nol, 61, traveled with 27 others and was to rest in Indonesia before visiting the United States, amid expectations of a government shakeup.
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Prince Saud predicts no shift in Saudi foreign policy
Prince Saud, new state minister for foreign affairs, says policy will not change after King Faisal's assassination. He notes oil price dynamics and global issues like inflation and technology transfer, expects future talks to resolve tensions, and affirms support for returning East Jerusalem to Arab control.
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Associated Press
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Mass murder mystery in Ruppert family case in Ohio
Police probe 11 deaths at Ruppert home during Easter gathering in Hamilton. James Ruppert, 40, charged with aggravated murder. 12th member of the family remained silent as bond was set at 200000. Victims include Charity Ruppert and seven other relatives ages 3 to 17. Investigators note no struggle and three pistols and a rifle found. motive undetermined.
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