OPEC's Geneva setback signals waning influence on oil prices
A second price concession in two years shows OPEC’s grip loosening as non members cut prices and supply meets demand. The piece notes inflation adjusted costs, U S and European winters, and warns of future price rises while praising energy conservation lessons.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Geneva
Great Britain
Norway
Detroit
Mexico
United States
Europe
U.S
Ghost Wagons In The Sky Cremated remains orbit Earth in private satellite plan
Space Services Inc joins morticians and engineers to launch ashes aboard Conestoga 2. Each cremation capsule costs 3000 with up to 5000 remains per satellite. Objects orbit in the Van Allen belts and may stay for millions of years as Celestis Group of Melbourne, Florida takes reservations.
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Space Services Inc
Kennedy Space Center
Earth
Celestis Group
Melbourne, Fla
The
Sacramento Bee
The Republicans As A Majority Party
Reagan as the icon and a rising era for the Republicans is debated. Stockman’s fiscal limits, a fragile 1986 path, and the need for a Lincoln era heir shape a possible long run into the 1990s led by an heir like Jack Kemp.
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Epigoni
David Stockman
Senate
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Reagan
Fdr
Madison
Monroe
Grant
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
George Bush
Bush
Ted Kennedy
Mario Cuomo
Bob Dole
Howard Baker
Cuomo
Jack Kemp
March of Dimes appeal and state politics letter
Readers urge support for the March of Dimes to reduce infant mortality and birth defects in South Carolina, highlighting local fundraising in Aiken County. A letter from James V. Parker criticizes General Assembly actions, education mandates, and travel and tax policies, urging public response.
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South Carolina
U. S
Mothers March
Beverly Sills
United States
Aiken County
Sherry H. Flynn
March of Dimes
Colleton Ave
General Assembly
Robert McNair
General Asssembly
N.A.A.C.P
McNair
pro-McNair
Timbuktu
James V. Parker
Siskin
North
Augusta
Marked Contrast Between Two Soviet Leades and Western Democracy
The piece compares Chernenko and Andropov with American media scrutiny, notes the Soviet Politburo limits accountability, and warns of a growing tyranny of the collective aided by technology. It argues democracy's press intensity fosters cohesion and checks, while totalitarian systems cloak decision making.
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Konstantin Chernenko
Yuri Andropov
Communist Party
Andropov
Russia
Stalin
William S. Gilbert
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New York City
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Sun Belt
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Gerald Ford
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Mike
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