Nations split on oil price hike at OPEC meet
At a tense OPEC gathering in Doha ministers from Qatar and others clashed over price policy with Saudi Arabia pushing for a six month freeze while some members urged hikes of about 10 percent. Yemenis warned of the world economy weakness as committee members prepared for a unanimous decision.
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Indonesia
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U.S
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Ail
United Arab Emmirates
Saudi Arabia
Palma Ceia palms get $70,000 for TLC
Palma Ceia will receive 70 thousand dollars for palm tree care next year after the city council approved a federal grant from the Public Works Employment Act to trim the trees in the South Hayward housing tract. The issue has stirred local debate as residents clash over maintaining the palms’ distinctive neighborhood identity versus safety concerns from trees growing into power lines and occasional fires.
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Pianos destroyed in blaze at Ivar Johnson home
A fire at 418 Posada Way in the Hub shopping area destroyed a garage full of pianos owned by Ivar Johnson. Fire began after Scott Sheppard and two friends alerted neighbors at 3 1 p.m. Firemen used 19 firefighters and soaked surrounding roofs as embers threatened nearby homes. Damage was estimated at 10600 to the structure and 15900 to contents.
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Ivar Johnson
Hub
Scott Sheppard
Susan Kinder
Karen Young
Posada Way
Rancho Arroyo Tract
Johnson
Jim Otte
Montecito Prive
Daily Review changes name from Morning News in Hayward
The Daily Review presents itself as a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News in the Hayward Castro Valley area. The notice indicates a regional edition for Hayward and Castro Valley with the date December 15, 1976.
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Morning News
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Castro Valley
Panel rules Vietnam MIA cases dead at last
Washington House committee concludes all Vietnam War missing in action are dead and 2,500 plus Americans unaccounted for. Final report says 1,100 killed in action with body not recovered and 1,400 missing in action. over 750 still listed as MIA or POW. Committee proposes special raids to exploit intelligence on captured personnel.
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UPL
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House Select Committee On
Southeast Asia
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Son Tay
North Vietnam
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P-Miss
Indochina
Tulane students break wall climbing record at dorms
New Orleans Tulane University students turn wall climbing into a relaxing activity during exam stress. A dorm hallway incident sparked the trend, now totaling 63 climbers amid casual campus antics and a new informal record.
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Tulane University
New Orleans
Defective NWLF bomb targets acting mayor Diane Feinstein
Police report a pre dawn bomb detonator malfunctioned at actress acting mayor Diane Feinstein residence. NWLF communique and threats to nearby supervisors Barbagelata and Kopp followed. Housekeeper found plastic on a window near a plant box. marijuana in a cube was found nearby. Authorities urged heightened surveillance of supervisors homes and condemned the intimidation.
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John Barbagelata
Quentin Kopp
San Francisco
UPL
Diane Feinstein
Board of Supervisors
NWLF
Dress found backs Olga Korbut wedding plans in Indianapolis
LR McDonald of an Indianapolis bus station recovered a damaged J C Penney box containing a lace wedding gown and veil believed to be the Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut's wedding dress. Korbut had bought the gown for 170 dollars in St. Louis and lost it during a visit with the Soviet gymnastic team. The dress, wrapped in a damaged box, was traced by WIBC to Korbut and plans were made to confirm in Jacksonville, Florida.
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UPI
LR. McDonald
J.C. Penney
Olga Korbut
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Olga
Jacksonville
Fla
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McDonald
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WIBC
J.C. Penney's
St. Louis
Kevin O'Neal
Mark Watkins
WIRC
Penney's
Fremont seeks 15 families to shelter runaways
Fremont plans to recruit about 15 families willing to open their homes for up to 72 hours to shelter young runaways as part of the community outreach effort. The note appears in a local Review page 3 item.
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