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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1980

Page

7

Oil Ministers Split As OPEC Debates Long Term Pricing

In Vienna the OPEC group ended a extended session without a final price plan or aid proposals for the Third World. Subroto said a communique is being drafted and noted a pricing scheme of small quarterly hikes to be discussed at a October 13 14 ministers meeting.

Vienna Austria Subroto Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Quito Ecuador Baghdad Iraq Hamid Zaheri Iran Libya Algeria Saudi Arabia

Swiss Child Psychologist Piaget Dies at 84

Geneva reports the death of Jean Piaget a Swiss psychologist whose work on child development reshaped education He died Tuesday in a Geneva hospital at age 84 after a 10 day stay Survived by three children Piaget authored more than 50 books and monographs influencing studies of human intelligence

Geneva Jean Piaget Piaget Sigmund Freud

Turkish Assassination Disturbs After Coup Peace

In Istanbul district police commander Aykut Genc was killed in a drive by shooting as he began his car in Sisli. The leftist Dev-Sol group is blamed for the attack and plans retaliation amid Turkey’s military coup. In Athens four U S Embassy cars were booby trapped and burned with no injuries.

Ankara Turkey Istanbul Dev-Sol Aykut Genc Sisli Nihat Erim Athens U.S Dev-Sol Group

South Korea Dissident Kim Dae-jung Hanged Conviction

In Seoul a military court sentenced dissident Kim Dae-jung to death for attempting to overthrow the government, while 23 followers received prison terms. The rulings go to higher courts, as U.S. and Japanese officials urged clemency.

Seoul South Korea Kim Dae-jung U.S Kim Supreme Court Chun Doo-hwan United States Carter Chun North Korea

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