Du Pont Wins War For Conoco
Du Pont Co wins the battle to acquire Conoco Inc in a record bid. About 55 percent of Conoco shares were offered by Tuesday midnight, enabling a take over of the ninth largest U.S. oil company. Mobil’s higher bid was blocked by antitrust concerns, leaving Seagram with potential influence in Du Pont. Du Pont pays 7.4 billion dollars in cash and stock for Conoco, giving the chemical giant coal, oil and gas assets but stacking debt and minority stake considerations.
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Government Dismisses Striking Air Traffic Controllers
Washington AP Reagan administration began firing some 13 000 striking air traffic controllers after Monday’s walkout and vowed to run flight paths despite the loss of control for the public. Officials said up to 72 percent of flights were operating with limits on takeoffs at the 23 largest airports. Judge jailed five union officials for alleged violations.
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Sadat urges U S PLO talks for Middle East peace
Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat pressed President Reagan to negotiate with the PLO on a Middle East peace plan. He suggested expanding the Lebanon cease-fire into a broader settlement and floated a possible Egypt Israel U S summit. A senior official said Reagan did not directly respond to the PLO issue.
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Brutality Probe 'Not Thorough' Motel Owner Says
Bluefield motel owner Roger Budner says city officials did not contact him or the clerk during a probe into the Brier Motel incident. City directors said there was insufficient evidence to support allegations of police beating. The clerk, Harry Williams, faced an obscene call charge he was not arrested for. A Holiday Inn security officer, Karl Evans, was later identified as not a Bluefield officer.
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Weather Outlook: Scattered storms through Friday
Thursday into Friday shows scattered showers and thunderstorms with higher coverage today and tonight. Highs reach mid 70s to mid 80s, nights in the 60s to low 70s, then a warm humid weekend with more showers Saturday and cooler, partly cloudy Sunday with highs in the 80s and nights in the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Doctor Smith Requires More Psychiatric Evaluation
In Pearisburg Virginia Dr Kenneth Walker, court appointed to conduct a preliminary psychiatric evaluation of Randall Lee Smith, concluded more testing and treatment are needed. Lawyers Michael J Davis and J Livingstone Dillon confirmed receipt of the report and indicated Smith may be sent to a state hospital for further assessment.
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