Common Market nations adopt a united front on oil profits plan
London reports the nine Common Market countries agreed on recycling up to 12 billion dollars of oil profits through the IMF as a unified response to U.S. proposals. Denis Healey said the group will press Washington next week and aims to have the plan in operation by April with Iran and Saudi Arabia showing interest.
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Saudi Arabia
Negotiations continue to avert refinery strike
The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union keeps negotiating to prevent a nationwide strike that could spark oil shortages. In Port Arthur 6600 members defied leaders and struck Gulf and Texaco refineries, setting picket lines as contracts expired.
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Commission Meets in Secret Session on Santa Barbara Drilling
In Sacramento the Democratic Lands Commission held a private briefing on renewed offshore drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel amid lawsuits to halt operations. No decisions were reported as sessions remain secret under the Brown Act, with public action due at the January 14 meeting.
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UPI
State Lands Commission
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Ken Cory
Brezhnev hospital visit report denied by Boston center
UPI reports Sidney Farber Cancer Center denied a Globe claim that Leonid Brezhnev would check into the hospital for treatment in Boston. Hospital officials called the report absolutely false and noted Dr. Emil Frei III had traveled to the West Coast.
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UPI
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Egypt
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Kissinger set to resume Middle East shuttle next month
United Press International reports Kissinger plans to renew shuttle diplomacy in February as talks toward a second-stage Sinai disengagement advance about 9 percent. Haaretz says Israel may withdraw from Sinai passes and Abu Rodeis if Egypt concedes politically, with Rabin signaling flexibility in a real peace deal.
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