Oil nations seen hiking prices by up to 4.50 a barrel
New York AP reports analysts expect OPEC to raise crude prices this fall as world surplus and inflation pressure remain. Officials like Parsky doubt a large rise, while Shah of Iran signals possible September action to offset dollar decline. Analysts vary on the extent and timing.
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Noise limits for Concorde face bid for U S access
A UPI report details a public hearing on Concorde noise rules with opposition from its French British makers who warn strict limits threaten commercial supersonic flights in the Western Hemisphere and environmentalists who call the plan a throwback to an earlier era.
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Bolivia pushes to suspend Gulf Oil payments
A former president joined unions and the Communist Party in urging Bolivia to halt payments on Gulf Oil properties nationalized in 1969. The move follows Gulf’s disclosure of 460000 in political contributions to Bolivian leaders, amid doubts the government will stop the 57 million still due from 78.6 million agreed.
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