OPEC leaves prices unchanged after Caraballeda talks
OPEC members ended a two day meeting in Caraballeda without agreement on 1978 price changes. Saudi Arabia cited oil glut as reason to freeze prices and keep current levels. Officials noted possible review at the June conference. Venezuelan energy minister hinted at a special session to discuss a proposed 11 percent rise in 1978 to aid developing nations.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Caribbean
Caraballeda
OPEC
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Washington
State Department
Carter
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Ali Jaidah
Valentin Hernandez
Rhodesia enters sixth year of guerrilla war
In Salisbury Rhodesia police warn of potential holiday urban terror as insurgents may target Christmas and New Year with bombs. Prime Minister Tan Smith and three Rhodesian based black leaders resume talks but divisions over white power post transition hinder progress. The conflict began December 21, 1972 with a farm attack and has since spread to bases in Zambia and Mozambique.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPL
Tan Smith
Tan Hogg
Smith
Zimbabwe
Zambia
Mozambique
Holiday Visit Returns After Omaha Meeting
Mr and Mrs Jack Burger and Kir traveled to Omaha on Saturday to meet Kirk Birger who arrived from Caga Gandé Arizona and will spend Christmas with his parents. Mr and Mrs Dale Beck attended Kearney State graduation exercises Saturday. Kathy Beck of Central City graduated and a reception followed at the Lutheran Church in Central City. Dan Oppliger and Dick Dunn of Osceola traveled to Memphis Tennessee for the Nebraska North Carolina Liberty Bowl game. Mr and Mrs Merle Peterson returned home after a few weeks in Des Moines Iowa with their daughter and family, and were Supper locals at the Raymond Beck home in Central City.
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Silver Creek
Jack Burger
Kir
Omaha
Kirk Birger
Caga Gandé
Ariz
Will
Dale Beck
Kearney State
Kathy Beck
Central City
Kathy
Lutheran Church
Raymond Beck
Dan Oppliger
Dick Dunn
Osceola
Memphis
Ten
Carter approves new Atlantic air routes and gateway cities
President Carter approves doubling U.S. scheduled Atlantic flights and creating 13 new gateway cities for non stop service to Europe. He accepts most expansions proposed by officials and plans increased airline competition and better international air links.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
U.S
Atlantic
United States
Europe
World-Herald chief named Fed board chairman at Kansas City
The Omaha World-Herald Co. president was reappointed chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Board. Tulsa’s Joseph H Williams named deputy chairman. Rock Creek Bankshares of Burlington, Iowa, acquires a stake in The Peoples National Bank of Burlington. The CAB routes plan shifts Dallas-London to Braniff. Pan Am Protest. Carter aides say policy aims at regional carrier competition.
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Kansas City
UPI
Omaha World-Herald Co
Federa Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Tulsa
Macold W. Anderson
Federal Reserve System
Washington
Ute Reset Bank
Joseph Oh. Williams
Williams Companies of
Okla
Rock Creek Bankshares Ines
Burlington
Kuri
Peoples’ National Bank and Trust Co
Civil Aeronautics Board
Dallas
Braniff International
Pan Americar World Airways
London
Pan Am
William T. Seawell
Pan
House
Carter
Braniff
Amsterdam
Frankfurt
Dallas-Fort Worth
Pan Amr
Curter
Texas
White House
Dallas-London
Delta
Northwest
National Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Atlantic
Scandinavia
Scotland
Paris
Midwest
Parish children enjoy Christmas party at hall
Anov Altar Society and Holy Name hosted a children’s Christmas party at the parish hall on Sunday. About 50 attended the event with games and prizes. Santa arrived and passed out treats. Refreshments were served by Minies Tim Christensen Larry Hartung Ed Slizoski and Ferd Bohman.
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Varnov
SL Anov Altar Society
Holy Name
Santa Claus
Minies
Tim Christensen
Larry Hartung
Ed Slizoski
Ferd Bohman
Goodyear hid secret funds abroad in 1960s 70s record
SEC says Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co kept about 1.5 million in unrecorded subsidiary funds used for payments to foreign officials and unions. Between 1964 and 1970 over 522000 moved to a Swiss loans account then 260000 to Akron offices for corporate contributions and other uses. From 1970 to 1978 about 1 million in unrecorded cash funded foreign operations. Goodyear consents to injunction while denying wrongdoing. The company cites policy breaches and outlines cases in India Guatemala and Nicaragua with unrecorded funds and payments.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
U.S. District Court
Goodyear
SEC
Ao Sain
Goldyear
Akron
Ohio
Goortyeur
India
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Fuethaseer Vorngesat
Tele LM Kg
Son
Merfin
Seattle
Ed Chalta
Chalta
Portland
Colorado Springs
Santa
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Hristmas
Rogers-Riley Motor Company
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Lossel Siding & Thsulation
SEWIN
Shhne
Oonil Leith
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Mars
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