OPEC meet eyed as oil price likely to rise
Librevillé Gabon reports oil ministers debating price tools amid an imminent OPEC gathering. Algerian Energy Minister Helaid Ali says a 30 cent per barrel rise is likely to curb inflation erosion and preserve nation wealth. Discussions center on pricing in SDRs or basket currencies and moving away from dollar-based pricing.
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Portugal Press Crisis and Army Mutiny Shocks Nation
Republica plans reopening under military regime rules after editors were ousted in a dispute, while a mutinous army and clashes in Angola and Portugal spark a wider struggle for press freedom. The church threatens to withdraw support over a Communist occupation of a radio station amid mounting tensions.
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Rediscovery of Peking Man near California cabin
Abandoned California cabin near Pendleton Marine base reportedly holds a footlocker of bones and photographs linked to the Peking Man fossils missing since World War II. Christopher Janus, a Chicago financier, offers a 150000 dollar reward for authentic finds and liaises with a California soldier’s tip and a potential Chinese recovery effort.
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Mobile home retirement nightmare sparks legal fight
Fremont couple Joe and Gloria Carr describe a grim path from retirement dreams to a ruined mobile home purchase. They say repairs, unsafe wiring, and misrepresented plans left them without essential comforts as formal battles with lenders and the court stretch on. The Carrs accuse builders, utilities, and brokers of neglect while seeking relief through the County Superior Court and state agencies.
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Weather and civic notes from a Monday page
The forecast notes overnight lows in the mid teens with today’s highs in the mid 60s and gusty east winds. Civic leaders and newsmen are invited to ceremonies reopening the Golden Gate Foundation noted for emotional therapy work and alleged prostitution by police claims. The jury foreman in the Symbionese Liberation Army murder case says a divided panel could reach a verdict. Page 3.
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National Governors Conference urged to back nominee
George C. Wallace is urged at the 67th annual Governors Conference to declare support for the 1976 Democratic presidential nominee and not bolt the party. Susan EB Saxe, radical feminist sought by the FBI for five years, goes on trial for a $6,240 Philadelphia bank robbery.
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Northern Spain conflict spills into southern France clash
In a new flare of regional violence Spanish right wing extremists widen their struggle against Basque nationalist guerrillas. An Arab guerrilla throws two explosive devices at Israeli soldiers, causing a fatal injury. The incident unfolds near the anniversary of the 1967 Six Day War.
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