OPEC ministers may push oil price higher
Vienna based OPEC economic commission prepares for a ministerial meeting that could boost crude prices. Kissinger warns a rise would jeopardize U.S. relations and global economic stability. Ministers eye Sept 24 and price freeze expiry Sept 30 as 13 members account for 80 percent of world oil trade.
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Austria
Economic Commission of the
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
OPEC
Commission
Kissinger
Southern Governors Conference
Orlando
Fla
Economic Commission
Schools Battle Prep Tightens on Final Pact
The tentative agreement was reached after all night negotiations at 6 30 am with union chief Shanker calling it the best possible under the circumstances. Strikes persisted in Wilmington Delaware and Clover Park school district amid continued staffing tensions.
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Shanker
Wilmington
Del
Clover Park
Judge Reduces Squeaky's Bail But She Remains In Lockup
In Sacramento, a federal judge cut Ly nette Fromme's bail from 1 million to 350000 after she pleaded to be freed on her word. The court kept a no-bail policy for the moment, labeling the attempted assassination of President Ford a heinous crime and allowing her to be released only on explicit conditions.
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Fromme
Lynette
Sacramento
Ford
Miss Fromme
Squeaky
Calif
Charles Manson
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
MacBride
Sandra Good
Durkin wins New Hampshire race with 53 percent
With 18 of 295 precincts reporting the contest shows Durkin at 125,585 votes or 53 percent, Wyman at 103,210 votes or 43 percent, and third candidate Carmen C. Chimento at 8,319 votes or 4 percent. The campaign framed the victory as a message to Washington.
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Wyman
Durkin
Washington
New Hampshire
Carmen C. Chimento
Nationwide strike effects reach schools in multiple states and cities
In Wilmington and across Berkeley, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, Cranston, New Bedford and more than 20 districts pause as teachers face back-to-work summons under a court order. The walkout targets spending and monetary growth, with the budget office outlining expansionary and restrictive plans and their impact on jobs, inflation, and the deficit.
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Berryessa
Calif
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Woonsocket
Cranston and Liverton
New Bedford
Mass
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Ohio
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Schenectady
Newfane
South Cotonie
Springville
N.Y
Hoboken
Hawthorne
Englewood
N.J
Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Chancery Court
Budget Office
Guardsmen beef up security at Tennessee prison
Tennessee National Guardsmen armed with rifles and sidearms bolster the security force at the State prison after two inmate disturbances in five days. Adj. Gen. Wallace said guards will not work inside the prison. only highway patrol and correctional officers will patrol internally. Fifty of 128 Guardsmen from two companies of the 3rd Battalion, 109th Armored Division, began patrols as inmates remained confined and work schedules were canceled until at least Monday. One inmate died, 39 injured in the disturbances sparked by a pork chop shortage and substitution of cold bologna, with some inmates looting uniforms. Prison officials reported calm on arrival. visitors allowed, recreation pending.
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Tennessee National Guardsmen
State Prison
Ray
Blanton
Adj
Carl D. Wallace
109Th Armored Division
Blant
Heytin
Pris
Robert Morford
Morford
CIA test weapons and shellfish toxin claims detailed
Testimony describes covert attacks on crops and poison delivery. Colby alleges shellfish toxin confined since 1970 could kill thousands, with a supposedly undetectable microbionoculator weapon. Powers reportedly carried a poison tab on a 1960 U2 flight, while a separate claim cites curare.
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Colby
CIA
Gary Francis Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Los Angeles
CTA
Kissinger outlines aid and canal stance in Senate briefing
Henry Kissinger said U S aid to Israel this year would be below 2.5 billion dollars with tentative figures of 2.2 or 2.3 billion. He gave no Egypt figure though estimated at 600 to 800 million. He defended Egypt aid to bolster U S influence and Middle East stability. He insisted the United States must maintain unilateral defense over the Panama Canal but acknowledged negotiations for a new treaty granting Panama new status.
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Sinai
Israel
Ford
Middle East
House Intelligence Committee
Ford Administration
Egypt
Cairo
Kissinger
George Wallace
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Eloise strengthens to hurricane near Hispaniola and Puerto Rico
Eloise intensified from tropical storm to hurricane as it neared Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. Authorities reported millions in damage, over 3,000 squatter families evacuated in Carolina and flooded areas along the Rio Grande. The storm’s center was east of Santo Domingo moving west-northwest at eight mph, with gales extending fifty miles.
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Eloise
Puerto Rico
Antonio Victor Munera
Civil Defense
Carolina
San Juan
Rio Grande River
Justice
Hope
Ponce
Hebert
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Miami
Hispaniola
Virgin Islands
Glenn Turner Fined Five Thousand Ending Seven Year Fight
Glenn W. Turner, a share cropper's son turned cosmetics entrepreneur, and three associates pleaded no contest to SEC violation charges. All four were fined $5,000 each, the maximum, as U.S. District Judge Terrell Hodges dropped felony counts over a $80,000 pyramid scheme tied to Koscot Cosmetics. Turner voiced tears and said his money ran out after a seven-year struggle with the government.
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Tampa
Fla
Glenn W. Turner
Turner
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Terrell Hodges
Koscot Cosmetics
Rooney
Hodges
Chevette Ushers U. S. Into Minicar Era
General Motors Chevrolet unveils the Chevette as the first U.S. built import fighter. Priced from 2899 to 3404 dollars, it aims to steal foreign sales and create a market for small cars with fuel economy of up to 30 city and 40 highway mpg.
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General Motor
Chevrolet
American Motors
U.S
Don McPherson
Robert D. Lund
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