US signals willingness to discuss Vietnam ties
U S officials say a careful message to Hanoi via a foreign government, likely France, indicates readiness to begin talks that could lead to full diplomatic relations with Vietnam. Paris may host negotiations as the step toward resumed formal ties.
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Presidio Bridge Fight Reaches U S State Department
In Presidio Texas the private Dupuy bridge and the county plan a public toll span across the Rio Grande. They argue before the State Department for permission to proceed while economic and political factors shape the long delayed project.
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History supports flu vaccinations, says Kilbourne
AP science writer reports Dr. Edwin Kilbourne of Mount Sinai supports developing a nationwide flu vaccine. President Ford requests 135 million dollars to immunize about 215 million Americans and avert a 1918-19-like pandemic after a Fort Dix swine-type flu outbreak.
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Gas price break eyed as Lo-Vaca banked gas is curbed
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered a temporary halt on Lo-Vaca Gathering Co adding losses from repaid gas to prices. The move could save consumers six to seven cents per thousand cubic feet. A hearing was set for April 5 to study the matter further.
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Briscoe Hints Special Session On Lower Electricity Rates
Gov Dolph Briscoe proposes a rate change to aid fixed income residents by making the first kilowatt hours cheapest. He says a special session may be called before Sept 1 if staff studies and leadership agree the plan is practical and passes. The new Texas Public Utility Commission gains power to implement the plan.
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