Cambodia faces rapid fall as rebels seize Oudong
Pro Communist forces pressed on Phnom Penh overrunning a Mekong position and taking Oudong 18 miles away. Artillery struck refugee camps and airport as Ford and Kissinger warned of a likely collapse within weeks without $222 million in new aid. The Mekong city Peam Reang Loeu fell, with rebels gaining control of the river and starving Phnom Penh of food and fuel. U.S. airlift to begin tomorrow, delivering about 1,000 tons daily for 30 days at an estimated $4.6 million.
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Mekong River
Oudong
Washington
Ford
Henry. A. Kissinger
Cambodia
Congress
House
Peam Reang Loeu
Khmer Rouge
Ford pushes Congress on tax cuts and foreign policy notes
President Ford urged Congress to act on tax cuts and defended Kissinger’s role while denying Cabinet change plans. He named Elliot Richardson as London ambassador candidate if Kissinger leaves and said Richardson would do a first class job. Ford outlined arms sales policy, Cuba policy, and warned against Arab oil embargo threats while predicting unemployment may ease in the third quarter with action from Congress.
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Elliot Richardson
London
Richardson
USS
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Cuba
Teen Alcoholism Rising Among Local Teens Police Records Show
Tucson police data reveal rising teen arrests for alcohol related offenses from 1969 to 1974 with 70 teens ages 15 to 18 arrested in 1973 and 65 in 1974. A juvenile court lawyer notes alcohol related crimes and family alcoholism affecting youths, with a six year old treated for vodka exposure from infancy.
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West Center
Tucson
Joseph M. Ferlamo
Pima County
Daley Wins Chicago Mayoral Primary Ahead of April Vote
Republican John J. Hoellen conceded his bid for mayor after Daley's easy victory over three Democrats in the Chicago primary. Hoellen, who won the GOP nomination, also lost his bid to keep a seat on the City Council, saying he cannot be elected mayor if he cannot be alderman of the 47th Ward. Daley seeks a sixth term as April 1 general election approaches.
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Hoellen
Chicago
Daley
Iran's Amouzegar says dollar will remain oil payment medium
Vienna Iran's Interior Minister Jamshid Amouzegar stated the dollar will continue as the payment method for oil even if OPEC shifts to a different pricing standard. He emphasized the dollar would be retained as the medium of exchange.
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UPI
Jamshid Amouzegar
U.S
Organization of Petroleum
Syria demands Israeli pullback to 1967 borders
Syrian President Hafez Assad in Damascus said there can be no peace in the Middle East until Israel withdraws to its pre 1967 borders and the Palestinians are given a homeland. He declared he wants the entire Golan Heights Sinai and full Palestinian rights.
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United Press International
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Middle East
Israel
Golan Heights
Damascus University
Sinai
India protests U.S. arms shift over Pakistan policy
Foreign Minister Y B Chavan canceled a planned trip to the United States to protest Washington lifting a 10-year arms embargo on Pakistan. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi accused the United States of using mistaken arguments to justify resuming arms sales to Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Y. B. Chavan
United States
Washington
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Tax break sought on legal fees
The American Bar Association seeks to extend legal services to more families by allowing income tax write offs for legal expenses. A resolution passed at the ABA midyear meeting proposes that households earning under 15000 dollars annually could deduct up to 5400 dollars of legal costs from their tax bill.
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Chicago
UPI
American Bar Association
ABA House of Delegates
Sugar price cuts push wholesale levels lower
New York AP reports leading refiners Suest Corp and Amstar Corp cut wholesale sugar prices by two cents nationwide. Granulated sugar now 47.5 cents per pound, liquid sugar 47 cents. Five pound home-use bags priced around $2.37, with local dealer adjustments.
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New York
Suérest Corp
Amstar Corp
Sucrest
Amstar
Grand Union Co
Tucson Daily Citizen Advertising Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The notice lists subscription and delivery rates for the Tucson Daily Citizen. It details home delivery inside and outside Tucson, AutoRoute pricing, and mail rates with amounts per week month and year. The text attributes the paper to the Associated Press and identifies service areas including Arizona and Canada.
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United Press
Tucson
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada & Tence
Citizen Pone Ee Ireg Company
Park Ave
Cail
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