Khmer Rouge forces push back toward Phnom Penh as siege resumes
Cambodian command reports Khmer Rouge insurgents drive government troops from a position ten miles southeast of Phnom Penh on day two of renewed attacks. In Saigon, U.S. asks ICCS to probe a Saturday attack on an unarmed helicopter that killed an American officer and a South Vietnamese crew member.
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Arizona employers to pay higher unemployment tax next year
Phoenix AP reports that about 40 000 Arizona employers will contribute 1.7 percent of taxable payrolls to unemployment insurance next year up from 1.6 percent this year. State official William Mayo said the rise is needed to cover compensation claims without a drastic tax increase in 1975.
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Detroit Market Strike Halts Food Delivery To 400 Supermarkets
Workers including truck drivers warehousemen and dock staff walked off the job in Detroit despite a federal court injunction prompting picket lines. About 150 of 2000 Teamster Local 337 members gathered at Allied Supermarket complex with other sites at Kroger Chatham Great Scott and Wrigley warehouses. Store managers had stockpiled supplies but expect shortages as the holiday shopping rush looms with mediators to meet today.
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Getty heir refuses plastic surgery after Rome kidnapping
The grandson of J Paul Getty, released after five months in Rome, refused cosmetic ear surgery and asked doctors for cigarettes and chianti. He was kidnapped July 10 in Piazza Farnese, longtime ransom paid, he recovered at Villa Carla Clime under sedation with injuries and shock.
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