Pentagon Chief Visits Phnom Penh During Siege
Adm Noel Gaylor, commander in chief of US forces in the Pacific, met with Cambodian President Lon Nol and Gen Sosthene Fernandez to review the siege and discuss aid. A US official said an airline will fly a special 10 day ammunition airlift to Phnom Penh costing about 1.2 million dollars.
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Noel Gaylor
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Iran shifts rial to SDR peg amid dollar distrust
Iran’s central bank pegged the rial to the IMF SDR, signaling distrust of the dollar and unlikely impact on oil prices. In the same week, U S regulators reported over 1400 abnormal nuclear-plant occurrences in 1974, with only a few directly affecting safety or radiation. In Vermont a man confessed to killing 22 Welsh ponies for hay shortage, valuing each at 350 to 700 dollars, saying he would not let them starve.
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Low cost phonoangiography screens artery blockages
Boston AP reports a Massachusetts General Hospital and MIT team tested phonoangiography, a low cost outpatient method using a microphone and computer to analyze carotid blood flow sounds. It closely matches arteriography in detecting narrowing, potentially screening patients before the painful X-ray procedure.
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FBI chief urges citizen action to curb crime in Dallas
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley told the Greater Dallas Crime Commission that citizen support is essential in fighting crime. He urged mandatory hand gun sentences, noted handguns’ role in officer deaths and murders, and defended lawful gun use while calling for removing firearms from criminals. He dismissed any special favors from telephone companies and discussed surveillance concerns tied to Southwestern Bell. He also addressed cattle scabies quarantines in Nebraska and Texas and the Patty Hearst case, expressing cautious optimism about locating her.
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Ex-Calhoun Teacher Joins Close-Up Washington Study
Ex-Calhoun teacher Melvin Rosenbaum of Port Lavaca led 30 Sam Rayburn High School seniors from Pasadena and eight Houston area teachers to Washington D C for a Close-Up Foundation study. They observed Congress and the Supreme Court, met with Texas lawmakers, and attended seminars. Channel 2 KPRC filmed the week for a 30 minute broadcast scheduled for late February or early March.
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Texas
United States
Houston
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Washington
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Channel 2
KPRC
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