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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1979

Page

9

Refugee Camp Faces Food Shortage and Disease Outbreaks

Myra Velaquez, 21, baths her 6 year old in a Managua camp as Red Cross says food runs out and medicine lasts three days. Typhoid and tetanus spread amid fighting between national guard and Sandinista guerrillas. guard bombs near Costa Rica border reportedly killing fighters.

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Saudi Arabia Raises Oil Output Temporarily

Saudi state radio reported the kingdom will raise crude oil production temporarily to fund its $142 billion 1976-81 development plan. No specific volume was given, but the production ceiling remains at 8.5 million barrels per day.

Jidda Saudi Arabia Saudi State Radio Royal Palace

Deliveries, Rain Stretch Gas Supplies Across Regions

Early July deliveries and poor weather reduced travel and stretched gasoline stocks through the weekend. The July Fourth mood and end-of-month shortages kept many stations closed, with 75 percent of I 80 Nebraska stations open on Sunday and 40 to 60 percent open in the Dakotas. In California few stations open had lines, while Dade County Florida residents conserved fuel amid protests via a seven hour call-in drawing over 400 responses.

East American Automobile Association Barc Wade Interstate 80 Nebraska Dakotas California Florida Dade County Miami Greater

Two Koreas Could Join For Peace Talks

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said there are indications North Korea may accept Carter and Park Chung-hee's invitation to peace talks. He cautioned the path would be long but could ease tensions and follow up with further proposals, with North Korea, China, and the Soviet Union informed in advance.

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