Oil pricing war tests cohesion of OPEC exporters
In Beirut a tense oil price power struggle unfolds as Kissinger urges price cuts while exporters including Iran Kuwait Iraq Libya Qatar Venezuela Algeria adjust output to defend OPEC’s high price. Saudi Arabia holds at 8.4 million bpd, opposing further hikes amid talks of price links to commodity costs.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
West
Kissinger
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Iran
Kuwait
Iraq
Libya
Qatar
Venezuela
Algeria
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Cosell Fined For Not Talking
San Diego AP reports sportscaster Howard Cosell was fined 150 dollars for not answering questions in a 3 million dollar lawsuit filed by Scott Schindler. The teen says Cosell struck him in 1973 after requesting an autograph in San Diego County Superior Court.
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San Diego
Calif
Howard Cosell
San Diego County
Jack R. Levitt
Scott Schindler
Cosell
Missouri candidates must disclose income rules clarified
Missouri Election Commission pressed for mandatory income disclosure by all candidates while urging the General Assembly to amend the Campaign Practices Act. The panel noted sections 7 and 6 lack an exemption and faced internal split over interpretation. Commission moves post election reporting forms to be ready after April 1 elections.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Election Commission
General Assembly
Samuel B. Murphy
Kirkwood
Murphy
David Blanton
Sikeston
D.W. Gilmore
Kansas City
Edmund A. Bohl
Horrisonville
Robert F. Karsch
Columbia
Frank Nutt
Nutt
Secretary of State
Bohl
Christopher S. Bond
Cadet Cole Tops Art Winners In MMA Contest
Winners of the Epple Memorial Art Contest at Missouri Military Academy are announced for high school and Junior School divisions. Cadet Bob Cole swept three high school categories including Painting and Drawing and Sculpture, with Billy Jones taking a first in two-dimensional crafts. Junior winners included ties in Painting and Drawing and Sculpture. Exhibits are on display in the Alumni Visitors lounge. coordinator was Mrs. Joan Higgins.
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Epple
Missouri Military Academy
Bob Cole
Marsha Cox
Fanchon Burchfield
Cole
Billy Jones
Steve Molina
Kim Webber
Carl McAfee
Troy Jones
Chris Yoest
McAfee
Keith Schenewerk
Kyle Russell
David Kasper
Scott Hawkins
Chuck Preece
James Smith
John Steinhoff
Megory Calvin
Erik Mostar
James Hamilton
Oscar Toulet
Barry Waters
David Mills
David Doyle
Darin Bracken
Allen Lee
William Hamilton
Karick Price
The
Academy
Joan Higgins
What Do Jobless Statistics Mean
AP Labor Writer explains how monthly unemployment figures are gathered and interpreted. The piece covers who is counted as employed or unemployed, who bears hardship, the impact of changing workforce demographics, price trends, benefits, and how seasonal adjustment is applied to maintain comparability across months.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington (Ap
Unem
Congress
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
General Motors
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
John Bregger
Bureau
Michigan House stalls Daylight Time bill amid child safety fears
In Lansing, heated debate blocked a bill to place Michigan on Daylight Saving Time, with a Senate vote already approving the measure. Supporters warn a nine week clock change harms interstate commerce and industry, while opponents argue it exposes children to dangers of darkness.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan House
Senate
House
Kayou
Gufprdter
Barbara Rose Collins
Detroit
Arizona
Hawaii
Congress
Dead Woman Put In Barrel Of Cement
Los Angeles AP reports Nancy Fuller Atwater, 50, wife of a retired Wrigley executive, was bludgeoned to death and her body stuffed into a cement-filled steel drum. A Glendale male nurse, Daniel Garbis Bedelian, 40, was arrested for murder after being linked by care records and methods. Police opened the barrel about 8 to 12 hours after the killing, and investigators found wall and wallpaper stains suggesting a struggle in the home.
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Los Angeles
Wrigley
Nancy Fuller Atwater
Corona del Mar
Atwater
A.G. Atwater Sr
Atwater Sr
P.K. Wrigley
William Wrigley
Daniel Garbis Bedelian
Glendale
Newport Beach
Richard Hamilton
Hamilton
Mrs. Atwater
Bedelian
Federal workers may adopt four day forty hour week option
Federal employees could soon choose a four day schedule totaling 40 hours while keeping the weekly minimum. Draft legislation by the U.S. Civil Service Commission would let agencies vary daily hours and days worked within the 40 hour standard, with some agencies already testing flexible start times under existing limits.
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Washington
U.S. Civil Service Commission
New Charter Aim Key Focus Of CIA Inquiry
Senate committee member Sen Charles Mathias says the probe’s main aim is drafting new charters for the CIA FBI and other intelligence agencies. The panel also reports Reagan offered to resign from the Presidential commission on the CIA, was refused by VP Rockefeller, and a Peruvian official suggested CIA involvement in recent unrest. Rep Charles Rangel cites minority hiring discrimination at the CIA.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
CIA
FBI
Charles McC. Mathias
Ronald Reagan
Presidential Commission
Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission
Rockefeller
Peru
Oscar Faura
Foreign Ministry
Charles B. Rangel
Dn.v
Congressional Black Caucus
Mathias
Senate Committee
Frank Church
Vocational Open House Next Week At Local Tech School
The Mexico Area Vocational Technical School hosts an Open House next week during American Vocational Education Week. From Monday to Friday 1 00 to 230 pm visitors can tour shops and classes including Automobile Tech, Carpentry, Cosmetology, Electronics, Welding, Health Occupations, Child Care, Vocational Agriculture and more. In the first semester of 1974 the school enrolled 1074 students including 343 adults and 677 high school students. Nearby sending high schools include Centralia Community R 6 Fulton New Bloomfield North Callaway Paris R 2 South Callaway Vandalia Wellsville.
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Vocational Youth Councils
Mexico Area
Mexico
Vocational- Technical School
Centralia
Community
Fulton
New Bloomfield
North Callaway
Paris
Secrecy Rules Mirror House Judiciary Committee
Idaho notes secrecy rules adopted by the committee align with those used during last summer's impeachment hearings. The staff director, William G. Miller, 43, a Republican foreign affairs specialist, was approved unanimously by the committee.
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Idaho
House
Judiciary Committee
William G. Miller
Mexico Ledger Ad Rates and Mailing Details
Mexico Ledger lists publication details and pricing for subscriptions and single copies. Rates include monthly, quarterly, and yearly options for various regions, with different prices for in-state, out-of-state, and armed forces subscribers, plus office hours and postal information.
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Algiers
Bureau of Census
Michigan Bucks
Mathias’ Aim
Edward H. Levi
University of Illinois
Dairy Queen
Liberty Mexico
James Caan
Alan Arkin
Mexico Ledger
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Audrain
APO
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Perwen
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