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...most dramatic turn in the fighting occurred in the northern provincial capital of Siem Reap, only 21 miles from the fabled temple ruins at Angkor. At midweek, following reports of Communist movement in the area, the hastily fortified Siem Reap airport was shut down. Only twelve hours after the last planeload of tourists had lifted off, the Communists attacked the airport, the most modern in Cambodia, and then the city...
...world's most treasured antiquities, the Cambodian government ruled out either a defense of the monuments or an attack if they were taken. One rumor had it that the deposed chief of state, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, might try to move his exile government to Siem Reap. Most observers figured, however, that the Communists picked the temple area as a target to embarrass Lon Nol's government and would not try to hold...
...House goes along with the Senate in voting a Government seizure, Chalk will probably reap one final windfall. He owns real estate that he pulled away from B.C. Transit and incorporated separately. The price for the company, excluding the real estate, he has set somewhere between $40 million and $50 million. "That," noted Senator Williams, "is absurd"; but the Government will nonetheless have to pay a good price to rescue B.C. Transit from its present owners...
...position of ???? South Afrioans is infinitely worse than it was a decade ago, while United States corporations continue to reap extensive profits from their investments there. (The present ret?? rate on investments is 27 per cent...
...damage and restored to production; once they are, Nigeria expects total revenues to reach $1 billion by 1975. Shortly before the war ended, Gowon said: "Our friends will not be forgotten." As a result, the Soviet Union and Britain, the chief suppliers of arms to the federal forces, will reap some benefits. Moscow already has 500 aircraft, arms and machinery technicians in Nigeria, and a Soviet-Nigerian trading company was recently organized to sell Russian-built cars and trucks. A $150 million Soviet-built steel plant may soon be started. In the Lagos government's view, the Russians deserve...