OPEC weighs aid plan for small nations amid price rise
OPEC officials discuss a proposed financial aid fund for developing states while oil prices edge higher. Experts warn ministers cannot enforce changes, offering only reports and recommendations. The plan, shaped by Iranian officials, faces unclear backing from World Bank and IMF channels.
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Sadat presses for disengagement and warns on war risk
In a New York speech Sadat urged U S backing for a Syrian front disengagement while warning that any escalation from the United States could trigger retaliation. He cited Israel’s actions and disputed limits of the 1973 war as proof that peace requires readiness. Assad rejected a Sinai style accord and UN calls to extend the Sinai force. Egypt pulled out most warplanes from Syria as part of a broader security shift.
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SWAT teams and real life policing contrasted in era debate
The article reviews public impressions of SWAT style units as depicted on television versus real law enforcement practice. Alameda County officials defend measured force use and life preservation while noting urban guerrilla training in Newark and Union City. Fremont operates an Operational Special Services Unit as a deterrent, with officials avoiding specifics on manpower or gear.
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UFO followers travel ruse ends with car theft charges dropped
In Houston, Marshall Herff Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles allegedly led about two dozen Oregon residents and others from several states on a promised one way trip to eternity via a UFO. Morgan, who met the pair, said they left Houston in May 1974 using his car and credit cards. His gas tickets supposedly tracked their movements from West to East coasts. Morgan later found his car abandoned in Dallas. Authorities filed auto and credit card theft charges, but they were dismissed when Morgan did not file personally.
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Fair Warmer Weather Today and Tomorrow
Weather outlook shows milder conditions with temperatures rising from the mid to upper 70s. Daytime gusty southwest winds 10 to 28 mph shift to lighter calm by evening, overnight lows around the mid 50s to 60s.
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