Ford evacuees to return to Argentina
Ford Motor Co plans to bring back 25 evacuated executives to Argentina after government orders armed guards to shield the plant at General Pacheco from guerrilla threats. Border troops with machine guns and rifles ring the 30 acre facility as President Peron pledges protection following the Cordoba ambush that killed John A. Swint, Ford's American manager.
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Commercial land taxes to rise ten percent
County Assessor Stephen Emerine announced a new program increasing commercial and industrial land taxes by 10 percent to shift the tax burden from homeowners. Exemptions apply to parcels not reappraised in two years. High-rise office land faces a 15 percent rise to align with others. The plan aims to reflect market values while staying below full land value.
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University of Arizona Baja California tour opens
The University of Arizona offers a nine day $296 Baja California tour in January for the first 16 sign ups. The course grants two biology credits and covers the peninsula ecology with plant and animal life under arid climate stress. Registration is open to anyone 18 or older through the UA Division of Continuing Education, with departure from Calexico California on January 4.
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U.N. Votes to Delay Cambodian Seat Change
The General Assembly backed a U.S. supported resolution 53 to 50 with 21 abstentions to postpone for a year any decision on inviting exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk to replace Lon Nol's Cambodian government. Supporters hope peace talks start between rival sides by next year.
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Foreign aid funds UK'd in close vote
Congress sent to President Nixon a 2.4 billion authorization for fiscal 1974 operations of the Agency for International Development after a 44-41 Senate vote. debate centered on budget impact and fears the aid would bolster repressive regimes. critics including Sen. Byrd questioned long-term gains.
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General strike hits France over cost of living
Paris workers walked off their jobs in a 24 hour general strike led by labor leader Edmond Maire to protest soaring prices. He said the action would dramatically show that workers refuse to bear the burden of the high cost of living.
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