Herrington says OPEC cartel doomed and U S oil shocks past
Energy Secretary John Herrington declares OPEC cannot survive in the long run. He argues that overseas ownership of U S distribution facilities helps bring oil to market and benefits both the United States and Saudi Arabia. He notes a fundamentally different energy world since 1980s shocks and cites drastic oil industry job losses in 1985 and early 1986.
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Washington
John Herrington
Nhs Conviction
Petreum
OPEC
Herrington
United States
Saudi Arabia
Five Die In Sri Lanka Election Violence
Sinhalese extremists attacked polling places during presidential balloting killing four voters and a soldier and injuring at least 18 others. Security forces were deployed as Prime Minister Premadasa urged calm amid disputed results expected Tuesday.
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Oquombo
Sri Lanka
Tna
Storuel Aura Ie Tereenarte Cet
Ranasinghe Premadasa
United National Party
Colombo
Marcos Remains Under Doctor's Care in Honolulu
Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos says he is too ill to travel for arraignment on racketeering charges and will stay under round the clock care for congestive heart failure. Doctors reported medication and rest controlled the life threatening ailment after an ambulance ferried him home from the hospital. A court appointed doctor had determined in October he could travel, and it was unclear if hospitalization would impact a NY arraignment order.
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Honolulu
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
New York
U.S
Rudolph Giuliani
St. Francis Medical Center
Few New Yorkers Help In AIDS Study
In New York City six medical centers face slow recruitment for a federal AZT AIDS prevention trial. The study tests AZT's ability to prevent onset in virus carriers without symptoms, using placebo controls to compare outcomes. Volunteers fear receiving a placebo and risking no drug benefit. The effort seeks enough participants despite proven benefits for seriously ill patients.
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New York
New York City
Soviet Troop Cut Hints Seen In Press And Kremlin Shakeup
Western observers read the Sept 16 Soviet military paper for hints of troop withdrawals as Gorbachev consolidates power. The Dec 7 announcement cut armed forces by 10 percent, with 50,000 troops leaving Eastern Europe, linked to a Kremlin reshuffle and the removal of rivals Ligachev and Akhromeyev after public disagreements.
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Washington
Mikhail Gorbachev
Kremlin
Red Army
Gorbachev
Europe
Ligachev
Akhromeyev
Barred bidder to contest PTL sale in Columbia
Attorneys for Charlotte broadcasting executive Cy Bahakel say they will contest irregularities in PTL asset sale to Toronto developer Stephen Merrick. Bankruptcy Judge Reynolds approved the 65 million cash sale of PTL assets including Heritage USA in York County. Bahakel’s bid of 70 million was rejected for not being the highest bid.
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Greensboro
N.C
Charlotte Broadcasting
PTL
Faison Barnes
Barnes
Cy Bahakel
Rufus Reynolds
Bahakel
Columbia
S.C
Reynolds
Heritage USA
York County
Toronto
Stephen Merrick
R. Bradford Leggett
Geoff Levy
Columbia, S.C
Merrick
Fire alarm plagued hotel during fatal South Bend blaze
In the MorningSide Hotel fire in downtown South Bend a discarded match on the third floor started the blaze. Julius Wood, 49, was found dead in a fourth floor apartment. Philip Scott, 39, was critically injured. A woman and several others suffered smoke inhalation or minor injuries. Two residents were unaccounted for but later contacted police.
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Luther Taylor
Robert Ziker
Julius Wood
Philip Scott
South Bend Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph Medical Center
Olice
Evacuation in Armenian quake areas widens as cleanup starts
Pravda reports nearly 8,000 evacuated from shattered Armenian cities with 4,500 mothers and children slated for Anapa in Crimea. Tass notes US telephone access widening for Armenians, while Radio Moscow cites grief and the ongoing search for survivors. By day 11, no new survivors found, with 23,000 bodies recovered and 55,000 dead estimated overall.
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Moscow
Armenia
Pravda
Anapa
Crimea
Communist Party
Tass
Soviet Union
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
United States
Radio Moscow
Sun
Politburo
Spitak
Leninakan
Kirovakan
Boris Yurchenko
Associated Press
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Delaware
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Java
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Pekalongan
Kali Comal
Sikuang
Semarang
Rivai Soegiono
Bogor
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South Bend
Ind
Helena M.B. TeleRado
Morningside Hotel
Aiken
Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
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Washington Rd
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Silver Buff
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