Saudis Stand Firm as Oil Talks Seek 10 Percent Rise
In Vienna OPEC members debate price hikes with Saudi Arabia resisting proposed increases of 10 percent or more. Iran favors two-stage raises totaling about 15 to 16 percent, while other members seek moderate gains. Negotiations continue as unanimity is required. Saudi Oil Minister Yamani signaled a potential 5 percent rise with possible later nominal increases, though he left Vienna for consultations before returning.
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Vienna
Austria
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Jamshid Amouzegar
Amouzegar
Organization of Oil Petroleum
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
OPEC
Senators Vote To Extend Oil Controls 50 Days
The Senate voted to reactivate oil price controls for 50 days while seeking a long term energy policy with President Ford. The measure extends controls through November 15 and goes to the House for swift action. Senator Jackson says the move buys stability for a compromise. Senator Bartlett calls revival a mistake and favors no controls if possible.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
House
Congress
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Dewey Bartlett
Ex-Marine Oliver Sipple Says Mother Afraid After Heroic Act
In San Francisco AP reports Oliver Sipple, who saved the president, says his mother fears stepping outside due to public talk that her son is homosexual. Lawyer John Wahl mirrors calls for action against media. Detroit’s Ethel Sipple defends her son amid controversy.
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San Francisco
Oliver Sipple
John Wahl
Emoff body found after ransom paid in Dayton abduction
The body of Lester C. Emoff 67 a Dayton businessman was found in a wooded area near Dayton after his family paid a 400000 ransom. FBI said Emoff was shot in the back and two suspects were in custody with a third sought.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lester C. Emoff
Here
FBI
Emoff
C. Edwin Enright
Enright
Robert
Old Orchard Beach council sparring over town issues
In a heated session councilors traded jabs over junk cars paving bids and the town solid waste plan. Accusations flew between John Bird and colleagues including Jerome Plante and Richard Marshall as the group debated funding and conflict of interest disclosures.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Bird
Richard Marshall
Bird
Marshall
Paul St. Hilaire
Polic
Brune
Thomas Lee Sr
Lee
John Marshall
James Marshall
Rita Belair
Arnold Morin
Jerome Plante
Fern Park
Plante
St. Hilaire
Joe Wood
Wood
The
Council Ap
Privacy Act opens federal files to public access
The Privacy Act of 1974 lets citizens learn what information the government stores about them and correct it. Agencies must disclose record-system names and disclose who accesses files. About 8,200 systems are projected, with concerns about overlaps with FOI Act exemptions and future legal questions.
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Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Alaska Railroad
Sceny
Federal Register
Pentagon
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Kennebunkport Plots on SAD 7 Dissolution and High School
Kennebunkport residents debate continuing the study on building a local high school and dissolving SAD 71 amid a state court ruling on bonds. The 66 signature petition backs quality education and aims to reduce costs, while concerns over prior expenditures and district indebtedness surface. The five-member advisory committee weighs dissolution against bond commitments as Kennebunkport and Kennebunk share assessments.
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Peter Kingsley
Kennebunkport
Advisory Committee
Wal Kingsbury
State Cement Tyndale
Arthur Hedberg
Leo Martin
Supreme Court
Herman Cohen
Henry Steinfield
Cohen
David Sutter
Dan Beard
Alonzo Harriman
SAD 71
Senate moves bill with anti busing riders
The Senate aims to pass a 36.2 billion appropriations bill with two riders blocking any HEW or school district busing to end racial segregation unless ordered by a court. Debates grew bitter as civil rights groups failed to win amendments nullifying the riders. In Madrid, Spain the cabinet weighs delaying death sentences for six terrorists amid foreign protests and internal budget concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carent
HEW
Labor Department
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
USAF Men Feared Dead In Sudhagen Helicopter Crash
A World War II era style report states a US military helicopter crashed near Sudhagen in Westphalia. Police report six charred bodies recovered, caps suggest Americans. Ramstein officials could not confirm aircraft type immediately.
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USAF
Paderborn
West Germany
Sudhagen
U.S. Air Force
Ramstein Air Base
Men skip church over other men's attire
A brief cartoon style column notes a joke about men avoiding church because they care about how other men dress. The line appears in the Maine newspaper’s classifieds and roundups section.
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Calif
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UPI
Susan Morrison
OOB Council
Steve Langevin
Sherrie
Joy
Dick Danforth
Kennebunk
Harrises
Los Angeles
Bill
Emily Harris
Hall of Justice
Patty Hearst
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