Missouri GOP delegates at stake at state convention
Ford and Reagan campaign for Missouri's final 19 delegates as each seeks uncommitted support. Carter aides project a comfortable path to the 1 505 Democratic nominating votes with meetings ahead for him with Wallace and Udall. An AP count shows Carter with 1 269.5 committed delegates and Udall next with 329.
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OPEC cuts lift some oil prices after Bali meeting
Oil producing nations in the OPEC cartel lowered some crude prices this past week after their Bali meeting in Indonesia. Libyan light crude rose about 10 cents a barrel while Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Iran cut heavy crude by roughly seven cents. Exxon USA also trimmed some fuel prices up to 40 cents a barrel not tied to OPEC changes.
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Abductions of refugees plague Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires armed men abducted 25 refugees including 24 men and 2 teenagers from two refugee hotels. The raid used Ford Falcons linked to right wing death squads amid a wave of abductions and murders of foreigners seeking asylum. Local UN officials condemned the incident as authorities investigate potential police involvement.
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Isabel Peron
Juan Jose Torres
Fiction is harder for author than nonfiction
Barbara Hewar discusses the craft of fiction versus nonfiction in a New York interview. She explains fiction requires creating motivated characters and plots from imagination, while nonfiction stems from personal experiences and recalled facts.
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Cargill Denies Pressuring Grain Inspectors in Louisiana
Cargill says allegations of pressuring Louisiana grain inspectors are untrue after five inspectors pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the Grain Standards Act in Baton Rouge. FBI testimony cited threats to job security, but Cargill notes inspectors were employed by the Greater Baton Rouge Port Commission and that only their employers and government regulated them. The company says it cooperated with the FBI and launched a voluntary effort to restore public confidence following grain export scandals.
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Cargill
U.S. District Court
Baton Rouge
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Greater Baton Rouge Port
United States Leads in Curtis Cup Opener at Lytham
At Royal Lytham and St Annes the U S amateur women lead Britain 6 2 2 after Friday play as Nancy Lopez and Barbara Barrows were chosen for the day’s four-somes. Non playing captain Barbara McIntire plans to give all eight players turns in foursomes and singles.
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Chula Vista
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