Arab oil producers boost Middle East output by forty percent
The Arab oil empires announce a 40 percent output increase instead of a planned 5 percent cut, signaling strategic moves tied to potential Israel-Suez outcomes. Analysts warn the jump raises prices to 11.65 dollars per barrel, posing global inflation risks while possibly easing gasoline rationing in the United States.
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Middle East
Israel
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Britain
Japan
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
United States
Dead Center in Connecticut Rockefeller bid reshapes 1976 bid
A fragmentary political analysis argues Connecticut moderate liberal Republicans behind Nelson Rockefeller may realign toward a center right position for 1976. It notes Governor Thomas Meskill’s shifts, potential cross currents with Reagan and Meade Alcorn, and a possible "dead center" convergence.
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Connecticut
Thomas Meskill
California
Reagan
Meskill
Reagam
Alcorn
Alsop
Rockefeller
Dead Center
Early pledges shape CT governor race and GOP field
Connecticut political endorsements stir early bets for governor and Congress. Kilian collects Milford favors while Grasso and Zullo draw backing. Danbury activist Rutledge seeks 3rd District nod as Sitkrasia faces a potential year for Democrats. Front runners form with cross-town support in Hartford Milford Danbury and Windsor.
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Homer D. Babbidge
Fommer University of Connecticut
Robert K. Killian
Killian
Milford
Democratic Town Committee
Hartford
Danbury
Newington
Glastonbury
Vernem
East Hartford
Orange
Allilio R. Frassinelli
Lillian
U.S
Ella T. Grass
Rillian
Hacking
Windsor
Trumbull
Ronald A. Sitrasia
Emilia Q. Waddariv
Consumers chase refunds from fake diamond mail orders
A New York Department of Consumer Affairs crackdown reveals hundreds of scam mail order buyers battered by fake diamonds, non delivered items, and hollow ads. Firms used flashy addresses and forwarding services then vanished. Authorities pursue refunds and fines. state and city demand clearer delivery terms and debtor protections for prepaid merchandise.
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New York
Department of Consumer Affairs
Department
New York State Supreme Court
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Antioch College Struggles With Its “Good Intentions”
In Yellow Springs Ohio Antioch College founder Horace Mann’s institution faces a crisis from a decade of outreach to low income minorities and radical campus politics. President James Dixon warns the college risks losing its market as finances suffer from embezzlement allegations and misused funds. Faculty and students remain devoted, planning dorm repairs and outreach to recruit new students while fearing a tragic end to a historic experiment.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
James Dixon
Antioch College
Antioch
Horace Mann
Chaos College
New Directions
Dixon
Oil Auction in Tehran Peddles Vintage Middle East Barrel
A garbled Tehran report depicts a satirical oil auction selling Middle East barrels as vintage products. The staged bidding parodies oil wealth, naming estates Shiek Abu Dhabi and Bahrein, with bids progressing from hundreds to thousands, concluding with a nod to Richard Burton.
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Middleast
Middle East
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