Arab oil pact nears for reshaping industry says officials
Beirut AP The Arab oil nations and Western companies move closer to a package plan to reshape the industry after months of talks. Ahmed Zaki Yamani says several obstacles are overcome and progress is encouraging. Negotiations continue through next week with three main stro ng issues unresolved: compensation, purchase price, and timetable to raise to 51 percent ownership.
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Van Zandt Jail Escapees Caught
Two escapees from Van Zandt County jail were recaptured in South Dallas after tricking a deputy to open a cell door for chewing tobacco. James Edward Davis 23 and Reuben James Ellis 27 were found with a .38 caliber pistol. Dallas sheriff’s deputies aided by Van Zandt County officials recovered them Friday.
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Leader stresses nationalist policy amid global calls for parity
The speaker insists that priority should go to own citizens even when addressing international issues. He asserts developed nations favor their people and argues for national interests over open parity in global affairs.
Ohio residents return after Penn Central derailment
In Columbus a 16 block area was evacuated after seven Penn Central cars derailed, one carrying 33 000 gallons of ammonia. Residents went home Saturday after wrecking crews began relocating the 80 car train. Gov. Gilligan condemned the railroad for safety violations and noted the derailed track had been poorly maintained.
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