OPEC In Trouble Says Yemenis Oil Minister Sees No Price Rise Soon
Saudi oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani warned in a London interview that oil demand weakness could topple OPEC by the early 1990s. He argued a price rise would be a personal crisis for exporters and noted conservation and non OPEC drilling rising as evidence of a changing energy landscape.
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Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
London
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Organizatin
Muammar Khadafy
Idris
Libya
Col. Khadafy
Water Problems To Be National Preoccupation
George F. Will argues water policy will dominate national debate as aquifers depletion, pollution, and misused water threaten agriculture and urban needs. He notes Ogallala reliance, California overpumping, and the need for recycling and efficient use alongside a cautious federal role.
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Aspen
Colo
Adirondack
Colorado Mountain
America
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Mischief and memories in reader letters and jokes
A collage of lampoon lines and reader submissions from a syndicated page. Jokes about prisons and hotels mix with humorous quips from Ashley Cooper’s column and notes from readers in Manning Clemson and Mount Pleasant.
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Ashley Cooper
Ludwig von Beethoven
Poypoe
Beethoven
Bruce A. Johnson
Clemson
Manning
Washington ponders new Middle East role linked to AWAC sale
Article weighs impact of U S Israel ties amid talks between Prime Minister Begin and President Reagan. It focuses on the stalled $8.5 billion sale of five AWACs to Saudi Arabia and the broader political balance with Israel, Jordan and Palestinian autonomy prospects.
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California
San Joaquin Valley
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Carolina
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Colo
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Neb
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Los Angeles
USC
Menachem Begin
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Begin
Caspar W. Weinberger
United States
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
U S Israel Saudi ties urged despite West Bank tensions
The article argues that talks with Ariel Sharon may prevent real progress as new Jewish settlements appear on the West Bank. It urges continued U S cooperation with Israel and Arab states, insisting on addressing Palestinian aspirations while not delaying support actions such as AWACS sales to Saudi Arabia and gestures toward regional partners.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Begin
West Bank
Jordan
Defense
Ariel Sharon
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Mad Dog) McDunn
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