Oil Executives Meet in Florida City on Aramco Takeover
Four U.S. oil giants and Saudi oil minister Yamani meet in Panama City at a private Bay Point resort to negotiate Saudi Arabia’s 100 percent acquisition of Aramco. Officials say talks focus on supply and prices with security tight amid secrecy and past terror fears.
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Fla
Sheik Ahmed Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Aramco
Florida Panhandle
M.B. Miller
United States of America
Miller
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Yamani
U.S. State Department
Texaco
Mobil
Exxon
Standard Oil
California
State Department
Aramco Board
Frank Jungers
Soviet Union
United States
Federal Energy Administration
Washington
Jim Merna
FEA
Bay Point Yacht and Country Club
Spencer Lloyd
Lloyd
USSR Ships Deliver Arms to Mozambique Amid Rhodesian Tensions
U S intelligence reports two Soviet ships unloaded T34 and T54 tanks and rocket launchers at Beira with three more en route. Moscow and Havana aid to support Rhodesian black nationalist efforts grows as Mozambique tensions spike, while Rhodesian raids cross into Mozambique.
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Russia
Mozambique
Rhodesia
U.S
Beira
Africa
Angola
Samora Machel
Pretoria
Moist Air Brings Showers Across Nation
Moist air from the Gulf spreads rain from the southern plains to the lower Mississippi Valley with snow mixed in western Kansas and southeast Colorado. Severe weather includes thundershowers in Oklahoma and Texas. widespread flooding risk in Michigan as 100,000 plus remain without power.
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Market Outlook Improves As Credit Tightening Seen Modest
In New York many stocks rose as the Dow Jones average gained over three points in early trading. Investors shifted from fears of sharp Fed credit tightening to a view that the central bank would pursue only modest tightening to curb inflation.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Fed
Army Engineers Find Hocking River Project Economically Justified
The U S Army Corps of Engineers deems a Logan Hocking River channel widening 2 7 miles and a 3500 foot earthen levee economically justified pending public acceptance and agency reviews The Nelsonville plan to widen 27 miles is marginally justified pending approval A May 1976 public meeting is planned with final report submission within 60 days after the meeting
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Logan
10Th District
Clarence E. Miller
Scott B. Smith
Huntington
Corps of Engineers
Nelsonville
Scott
Ohio
Ohio River Division
Oldtown Creek
Gilligan Won't Run for U S Senate in Ohio
Former Ohio governor John J. Gilligan announced he will not seek the U S Senate this year and declined to endorse any Democratic candidates, saying his entry would not serve the people or the party. He denied plans to challenge Metzenbaum Stanton or Nolan and cited other ways to contribute.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
U.S. Senate
Gilligan
Howard Metzenbaum
James V. Stanton
James Nolan
Volunteers Sought to Paint Scenery for Variety Show
Volunteers are needed tonight to paint scenery for the 1976 Hocking Valley Variety Show. Report to the Logan Eagles party room beside Monique's at 7 p.m. for assignment.
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Hocking Valley
Logan Eagles
Monique
Byrd Leads in Senate Chief Race as Deadline Near
The article reports Sen. Robert Byrd as early frontrunner for Senate majority leader with Humphrey Muskie and Hollings as other contenders. Mansfield retirement sparked the contest with lawmakers seeking commitments ahead of January caucus and possible week-end resolution. Humphrey hints at presidential options but expresses openness to the Senate post.
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Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Minneapolis Tribune
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Mike
Ohio considers final two amendments for primary ballot
The Ohio General Assembly moves to vote on two last proposed constitutional amendments before midnight Wednesday. One would authorize energy project bonds, the other would permit funding for a state rail system through ConRail, with the rail measure facing Senate action after House approval.
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Ohio
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House
Vernal G. Riffe
New
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Statehouse
ConRail
Senate
Riffe
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Reagan Close Florida Campaign Warns of New Economic Storm
Ronald Reagan winds up his Florida presidential primary push with warnings that the economy may worsen after a brief upturn, challenging Ford on inflation and unemployment while Carter Jackson and Wallace press the Democratic contest. Reagan urges toughness with Ford as he moves to Illinois on March 16.
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Meet the Press
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L.E. Thomas
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