Embargo on U S Holland may fade quietly next month
Arab oil nations may lift or quietly let fade their embargo against the United States and Holland next month as pressure mounts over price and economic impact. Iran Iraq and Libya increase production while hardliners seek to keep supplies at old levels to sustain prices. Western buyers and Arab producers plan talks to set a post embargo policy amid fears of a possible market shock.
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Glue too strong to be put on market
The Consumer Product Safety Commission seeks to remove millions of tubes of cyano acrylate glue from stores. It can bond fingers and skin and lacks eye irritation warnings on several brands including Krazy Glue and Permabond 102. A hearing on overall hazards will be scheduled.
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Kohoutek reveals rare molecule insight for comet origin
NASA reports detection of hydrogen cyanide in Comet Kohoutek using a 36 foot radio telescope at Kitt Peak. The finding supports Cameron's theory that comets form from interstellar dust far from the sun. Researchers Moran Snyder Buhl Huebner credit the data to multiple institutions.
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Lewis Snyder
University of Virginia
David Buhl
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
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Case of gun running suspect moved to LA
A 31 year old Santa Barbara art dealer Theodore Dean Brown was charged with two counts of delivering arms for international shipment without a permit. The case was moved to Los Angeles for trial reasons bail set at 25000 dollars. Brown allegedly recruited Allison Rae Thompson to carry five automatic weapons aboard a flight to London. Thompson and two foreign men were arrested in London on December 29. The guns and ammunition were bound for Arab terrorists according to British authorities.
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Hostages saved by patrolmen in Junction City
State patrolmen ended five hours of terror at a Junction City Treatment Center when they shot and killed Michael Woods 22 of Columbiana County and wounded Bernard Barbiaux 21 of Cuyahoga County as the inmates lunged for officers with knives. Three women hostages were unharmed.
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Experts expect dollar to keep gaining strength
Financial experts in London say the dollar will strengthen further on world money markets as the US energy position outpaces other industrialized nations. The dollar hit record highs in Europe with the yen devaluing after the Bank of Japan abandoned its defense, while Frankfurt and Paris reported sharp dollar gains against the mark and franc.
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Nixon to Fly Home on Commercial Flight
White House spokesman says President Nixon will depart San Clemente on a commercial airliner, as he did after Christmas. No date given for return to Washington, and officials note security concerns from Secret Service and FAA about regular-airline travel.
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