Oil analyst warns of gas lines lasting into winter
Los Angeles AP report says Dan Lundberg of the Lundberg Letter predicts October gas supplies could fall up to 5 percent below demand, risking long lines and station closures. He urges federal officials to warn motorists and notes potential price moves by OPEC at December talks in Venezuela.
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Lundberg Letter
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Sunday Review: A mix of life and culture on pages
A Sunday paper highlights a colorful blend from South Pacific to Dear Abby and local notes. It notes an unexpected housing mix up by Phoenix county officials and a Norway farm sale where tractors outsold nostalgia.
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Rent exceeds income drives woman to seek help
A woman faces housing strain as rent surpasses her monthly earnings. The article notes local funding groups pushed by Monday to curb duplicated agency services, reflecting budget pressures and community responses.
World Series cast has vaudeville look at games start Tuesday
A playful line on page 1B notes the World Series cast resembles a vaudeville ensemble as games begin Tuesday. A chuckle from Boss to employee adds a punch line about marching to a different drummer with quicker beat.
Westdale Mall sees 87,304 cars in four days grand opening
Westdale Mall drew 87,304 cars over Thursday through Sunday with about 200,000 people visiting. Officials reported no major incidents, used four off duty police officers and 18 scouts to guide parking, and noted traffic hot spots at Edgewood Road and Highway 149.
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Cedar Rapids
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Pope calls Americans his very dear sons
Pope John Paul II told cheering crowds that Americans are his very dear sons and urged closer contact. He praised the United States role in building a just world after his U S tour, then flew to Castel Gandolfo for rest before his return Wednesday.
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Seabrook assault ends with mass protests on fences
About 150 peaceful pickets remained at the main gate while 350 to 700 protesters lingered outside the Seabrook construction site. Police repulsed weekend takeovers with tear gas water hoses and riot gear. Dozens were treated for mace exposure and only 20 arrests occurred.
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