Iran links with U S oil firms signals new bedfellows in economics
Iran seeks to repair ties with American oil companies to regain markets, aided by a thaw in negotiations over frozen assets and settlement talks. Officials note higher oil prices push Tehran to boost output toward prewar levels while facing export declines from 1.8 million barrels daily to about 700,000.
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Iran
U.S. Treasury Department
Tehran
America
Middle East
John H. Lichtblau
Petroleum Industry Research Foundation
Japan
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Saudi Arabia
Kharg Island
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Ayatollah Khomeini
Tractor drama stirs Riverton area ad hoax debate
A Riverton Wyoming man allegedly sought a wife via a quirky John Deere style notice asking for a farming partner who owns a tractor. Skeptics call it a prank, though some note readers doubt such letters are entirely fictional, comparing to Ann Landers’ real letters.
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Riverton
Wyo
Ann Landers
Ann
Municipal Bond Vote Planned for City County Building
The proposed joint city county building project faced a September vote with an estimated bond issue near 6 million dollars, the largest in local history. Raindrops greeted KU students starting fall enrollment as a mini drought eased. A Baldwin family sued to allow their third grader to attend without a haircut, citing dress code rules. Three Unruh men served as fall coaches with ties to KU and local colleges. Mary Miller won a style crown at the fair, while Yarnold Stull school awaited completion after a prior fire.
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Kansas University
Baldwin
Unruh
Otto
Clay Center Community High School
Archie
Duane
Grinnell College
Goodland High
Mary Miller
Jeri Craig
Journal-World publishment and rates summary
Lawrence Kansas daily Journal-World details 1854 founding editor W C Simons and current publication info. Rates listed: carrier four weeks 4.05, annual 52.65. mail Douglas counties 33.05 yearly. other Kansas counties 40.25. US mail elsewhere 627 2E Henne 034,009 per yen. postmaster address and circulation notes incl. Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press membership.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Henne
CIA plan could bind U S to extremism and covert wars
Washington reports reveal a top secret CIA strategy to partner with anti-communist forces, Libya, Iran, Cuba, and Angola in covert actions. The plan aims to boost covert aid and ally coordination, while critics warn of unrestrained meddling and risk of support for dubious groups. past failures like Bay of Pigs and Kurdish armament are cited. The piece also details a separate Oak Ridge radiation study on cancer patients used to inform space program needs, prompting congressional probes.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
CIA
William Casey
Libya
Iran
Cuba
Angola
America
Casey
NSC
National Security Council
State Department
Carter
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Laos
Africa
Middle East
Ron McRae
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Howard Rosenberg
Albert Gore
D.fenn
Reagan weighs MX cancel to save budget and security
Reagan and Budget Director Stockman seek 75 billion dollars in further cuts to reach a balanced budget by 1984 while Defense Secretary Weinberger weighs a basing plan for the MX missile. An editorial argues Minuteman vulnerability is overstated, suggesting canceling MX could both reduce costs and reexamine threats, with broader implications for ABM treaties and strategic forces.
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New York
Reagan
Stockman
Defense
Weinberger
Air Force
Carter
Utah
Nevada
Strategic Review
United States
Soviet Union
Arthur G.B. Metcalf
Metcalf
Minuteman
Council On Economic Priorities
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
Gelb
Minuteman Force
Bonn presses auto firms on emissions and fuel use limits
German automakers resist government efforts to cut emissions by 50 percent from 1978 levels by 1985 and raise fuel efficiency 15 percent amid recession and fierce global competition. Bonn cites Porsche study and new tech like catalytic converters to back tighter goals while industry demands voluntary, phased action through a expert committee report next spring.
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Bonn
West Germany
European Economic Community
Eberhard Westheide
Ministry of the Interior
Porsche
Govern
Ment
Europe
Reagan
Gerhart Baum
Otto Lambsdorff
Germany
Volkswagen
Daimler-Benz
Adam Opel
Ford
Bayerische Motoren Werke
Westheide
Equal reply right to curb independent negative campaigns
Fred Wertheimer proposes a constitutional fix to independent expenditure groups by granting targets a free, equal time rebuttal for every negative ad. The plan aims to curb hostile outside campaigns while preserving free political speech and returning campaign control to candidates and parties.
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Dolan
Wertheimer
Sen. Jones
Jones
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Stants
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Donna Wiley
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Bruce Baker Peege
Keith Wood
Dallas Dolan
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Leslie Gelb
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