Saudi Walkout Tangles OPEC Price Debate At Conference
Saudi Arabia and UAE ministers condemned price rises beyond 10 percent sought by others, triggering a walkout by Oil Minister Yamani and raising fears of a cartel split. Iran and others warned a continued deadlock could hit world economies, while U.S. officials discussed embargo readiness and a reserveoil plan.
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Death by own action shadowed Utah inmate in prison
In Salt Lake City UPI reports Gary Gilmore attempted death by his own action in his Utah state prison cell a day after a judge set his execution for January 17 A hospital spokesman said he was in critical condition from an apparent drug overdose The incident follows Gilmore's ongoing legal saga and heightened tensions around his impending execution.
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Weather notes and stray classroom remark cited
Partly cloudy tonight with temps in the upper 20s. Friday should be sunny and warmer with highs near the upper 60s. A confusing schoolyard remark is reported with a student claiming two boys are hunting near the school and one on the bottom wants to see the teacher.
New cheaper health plan eyed for farm states
DES MOINES AP A cheaper full range group health plan is in negotiation for farm states with Iowa Blue Cross Blue Shield president David Nugent saying a public reveal is expected early next year and could become a national model. The plan blends managed care experience, prepaid services, and community clinics. It aims to suit rural delivery needs and may depart from general rule that TIMOs won’t work in towns.
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OSHA Drops C.R. Charges Against Coral Rapids City
The state labor department dismissed voluntary citations linked to the May 20 drowning death of Firefighters Robert Shnon and Melvin Goebel during a Cedar River training exercise at the REA dam. The city had faced three safety violations but the order cited that the general duty clause did not apply to the drill. A meeting to review safer methods was recommended. Mayor Don Canney released the letters.
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Carter Names Two Advisers in Major White House Shakeup
President Carter announced two new advisers at a news conference in Georgia naming former budget director Charles Schultze as chair of the Council of Economic Advisers and Zbigniew Brzezinski as national security adviser. Brzezinski will join Young and Schultze, who arrived for the event, in forming key foreign and economic policy posts.
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AG Injured in Amtrak Derailment Wave of Casualties Reported
In Omaha area before dawn a 11 car Amtrak Zephyr derailed dropping 35 feet into an embankment injuring at least 46. No deaths. Most injuries are cuts and bruises. Greg Gee of Farragut Iowa is the most seriously hurt. About 1800 aboard. Train was traveling 155 mph. Passengers treated at Omaha and Papillion hospitals. Turn to Page 3.
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Horn To Seek Faster Speed On Iowa Interstates
Des Moines reports State Rep Wally Horn of Cedar Rapids plans to introduce 65 mph speed legislation in the 1977 Iowa legislature. He cites safety data showing interstate travel is five times safer than primary roads and argues the increase would reduce road use and improve safety, despite concerns from law officers and safety officials about higher speeds.
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St Paul memo lists untruths on Town Hospital Mutual plan
The St Paul Companies accuse Inwa Hospital Mutual Insurance Corp of making untruthful statements to promote a hospital self insurance cooperative in Towa. The memo questions THMI’s financial base, rates, and loss prevention setup while noting Iowa’s market remains open with several insurers.
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