European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 21, 1973, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Cambodia arrests follow raid phenom penh Cambodia a Sev eral High ranking cambodian air Force officers were arrested and All t28 fighter planes were grounded in the Wake of Mon Day s bombing of president Lon nol s pal Ace compound by an air Force Pilot police and military sources said tuesday. The raid against the compound killed three persons and wounded 10, witnesses said. It was the second bombing of the compound by a cambodian plane in nine months. Air Force investigators said the bombs were dropped by a t28 fighter returning from a Mission on Highway 4 at Talat 41 Miles Southwest of the capital. Radioed of troubles the Pilot it. Pich Lim Kuon radioed he was having trouble with his Landing gear and would have to make a belly Landing at Poch Entong air base three Miles West of phenom penh the investigators said. They said Kuon radioed his Mission Leader to land first so that in Case of a crash his plane would not Block the runway. Wit Nesses observed the plane Circle the air Field twice and then Fly off toward the pal Ace while the other two planes landed. Kuon s motives and whereabouts were unknown although there were unconfirmed reports he had flown to the chup rubber Plantation air strip inside Khmer Rouge territory 57 Miles Northeast of the capital. Kuon s family Home in Kampong Cham province 47 Miles Northeast of phenom penh is in insurgent controlled territory. Wife child detained in the aftermath of the bombing a num Ber of air Force officers were arrested and All other air Force officers were reportedly required to stay on duty at Headquarters Orthe air base. Kurt s wife and 5-year-old child were put under House arrest and his Home was raided police said. The 29-year-old Kuon was described by friends As a charming Man from a wealthy family who liked to drive around town in his sports car. Some fellow air Force offi cers said Kuon never demonstrated behaviour that could be considered suspicious. Kuon s wife told investigators that her husband never complained about anything political. She said he was always tired when he came Home after a flight and wanted to lie Down and not be disturbed. Investigators said they have not turned up any evidence linking Kuon to the insurgent movement. Wednesday november 21, 1973 the stars and stripes d Page 27 it s easy on gasoline this car uses no horsepower. Bullocks Tow it through the streets of Calcutta. No wonder. The Price of gasoline has almost doubled in India recently. A wheat Cut not Likely for arabs Washington up the United states probably will not Cut off wheat sales to Arab nations in retaliation against the Oil embargo because the soviet Union easily could fill the Grain Gap agriculture Secretary Earl l. Butz has indicated. Assistant agriculture Secretary Carroll Brunthaver joining Butz at a news Confer ence monday said the soviets May Stop buying wheat from the United states next year if they get a Good 1974 crop following record 1973 Harvest. Brunthaver has just returned from a trip to Moscow Butz who returned saturday from a 10 Day european tour that included talks on Trade and food reserves told a questioner that . Grain shipments to Arab count Ries have increased but still Are not big enough to be a significant part of to Alarab food needs. Shultz will seek to avoid recession Washington up Treasury Secretary George p. Shultz saying he is instinctively against gasoline rationing promised monday the government would take Sharp and decisive action to Cope with shortages and avoid an economic re cession. Shultz also said in testimony to the sen ate foreign relations committee that the United states probably was Lucky the arabs had forced the Oil crisis this year because the american Economy is not yet heavily dependent on imported fuel Shultz testified on a Bill to provide about $400 million to two International Banks for Low interest Loans to under developed countries. But questions from Sens. J. Wil Liam Fulbright d-ark., and Jacob k. Javits r-., turned the subject to Oil s effect on . Economic strength. I Hope rationing will not be necessary Shultz said. My instinct is against  to show the problems of policing such a pro Gram he cited world War ii figures showing thousands of prosecutions for ration violations that included counterfeit and stolen tickets and Black Market ering. But Shultz acknowledged that economic disruptions especially in industries that depend on Oil As a raw material could be severe unless the administration allocates Oil in a Way to protect jobs. The problem is such that we will have to take some Sharp and decisive action Shultz said. I believe we should very clearly place the priority on jobs. We will have to Structure allocations so As to insulate industries from the effects of Oil shortages but Shultz also said Industrial experts who have been surveying Energy problems for the administration have concluded that most factories could Cut Oil use by 10 per cent without affecting operations. I Don t want to minimize the problem he said. But i do think that if we get at it and take the necessary Steps i do think we can manage without serious disruption of the Economy he noted that 85 per cent of . Energy supplies Are domestically produced and Only half of the remainder comes from Arab countries. 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