Gulf Oil and Uranium Cartel Ties Stir Investor Interest
The Gulf Oil Corporation is linked to a secret 1974 Johannesburg meeting forming a worldwide uranium cartel that has pushed prices from 6 to 42 dollars a pound, with futures at 52 dollars and major producers led by the United States Canada and South Africa. The report notes Getty Oil’s uranium reserves and predicts long term price gains, while detailing other investments like Mesabi Trust Pall Corp United Industrial Texas Utilities and Crystal Oil in Eureka Mining.
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Gulf Oil Corporation
NYSE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Gulf Oil
Toda
United States
Canada
Getty Oil
Getty
Mt. Taylor
Wyoming
Guit
Gulf
United Industrial Corporation
AAI Research On
Detroit
Detroit Stoker
Crystal Oil Company of
Shreveport
Lousiana
Consolidated Eureka Mining Company
Crystal
Rocky Mountain
Eureka
U S Considers Exit From International Labor Organization
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall says the United States may withdraw from the ILO next November. He notes unresolved complaints, a mixed stance at Geneva and warns the move could dissolve the UN agency. The U S contributes about 20 million dollars annually, roughly a quarter of ILO funding.
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Washington
UPI
United States
International Labor Organization
United Nations Agency
Ray Marshall
Marshall
U.S
ILO
Geneva
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Appeals Court Backs Landmark Rules Over Penn Central Plan
New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a lower court ruling blocking construction of an office building atop Grand Central Station. Penn Central argued landmark preservation rules deprive it of a reasonable return. the court said the landmark statute can require reasonable return while preserving the landmark, with compensation options via other development rights. The 1913 terminal is a designated city landmark since 1967, and Penn Central first sought a permit in 1968 after landmark rules were applied.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
State Court of Appeals
Grand Central Station
Manhattan
Penn Central Railroad
New York City
Penn Central
Charles Breitel
Penn Central First
Landmarks Preservation Commission
Caribbean nations urge outside investment for growth
Terence Todman of the State Department told a Caribbean business conference that the region cannot meet basic needs without substantial outside capital. He cited US direct investments exceeding 500 million in the Dominican Republic and over 3 billion in other English speaking Caribbean nations, while US imports and Caribbean exports total billions annually. He urged private American firms to invest in industry agriculture export sales and services.
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Tampa
Fla
Terence A. Todman
Inter- American Affairs
Ing
Caribbean
Todman
U.S
Dominican Republic
United States
Blue Chips Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market Signals
UPI reports a varied trading day with the Dow slipping 0.94 to 925.37 while the NYSE index rose to 55.11 and the S P 500 gained 0.16 to 100.62. Advances outpaced declines 862 to 506 as retail sales rose 1.1 percent and speculation swirled around OPEC price shifts.
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New York
UPI
Dow
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
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