OPEC Ministers Pledge Oil Price Freeze Amid Market Pressure
OPEC officials from its 13 member states say they will keep current prices despite signals of a possible decline. They warn a price drop could disrupt economies across the group while signaling a cautious stance during talks reported on page 12A.
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Trial uses electronic eavesdropping in Teamsters case
The conviction of Teamsters union officials hinges on new eavesdropping methods. Experts say appeals may be hindered by reliance on such evidence and related legal challenges.
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Planning calendar woes spark education clash
Gazette education writer Kurt Rogahn outlines the disputes as planners juggle public needs, while the planning process remains contentious across districts and committees despite guidance on the upcoming school year.
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Guatemala Refuses Negotiations in Kidnapping Case
Guatemalan officials maintain no talks with kidnappers holding Honduran President's daughter Dr. Judith Xiomara Suazo Estrada. The family appeared on national TV urging release as a Dec. 13 kidnapping mystery and political manifesto demand unfold. Local authorities suspect guerrilla involvement. no further details released.
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Upgrade in condition for heart recipient Barney Clark at Utah hospital
Barney Clark and his wife Una Loy visit the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City where Clark sat in a chair for 38 minutes and was taken off the critical list. Doctors said his condition was upgraded to serious as fatigue limited further chair time though he later sat up and dangled his feet. He’s being weaned from the respirator to breathe on his own for three hours at a stretch.
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Reagan Defends Civil Rights Record In Radio Interview
President Reagan on a lunchtime radio program argued the administration pursues civil rights violations aggressively while opposing quotas. He defended the Boston case supporting white police and fire personnel and warned of dangerous precedent if seniority is devalued. He also veto threats over jobs and fuel tax bills and commented on Soviet firepower and unemployment framing.
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Amerasian airlift faces new hurdles after brief halt
Bangkok officials report 22 Amerasian children departed Vietnam ending a 10 week pause. U S policy aids only the children not guardians, requiring irrevocable custody waivers. Vietnamese officials say relatives complicate entry and Hanoi seeks a fuller policy on families in doubt about U S cooperation.
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