OPEC Members Skip July Price Hike Amid Saudi UAE Rise
Nine OPEC nations cancelled a planned 5 percent July 1 price increase. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will raise their base price by 5 percent, aligning with the group. Analysts say U S gasoline and heating oil costs may rise slightly, while Iraq and Libya diverged on plans.
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Pope Paul Quiet On Archbishop Lefebvre
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI remained silent after Archbishop Lefebvre ordained 14 priests in Econe Switzerland using banned Latin rites. The Pontiff did not mention Lefebvre at a Mass in St Peter's amid threats of excommunication, urging unity as experts say Lefebvre has placed himself outside the Catholic Church.
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Women's Groups Praise Rape Penalty Decision
Washington groups hail the Supreme Court ruling striking down the death penalty for rape. They argue severe penalties deter convictions and that enforcement hinges on judges and juries. The case involved Ehrlich Coker, a white man convicted of 1974 rape of a 16 year old in Waycross Georgia after escaping a prison term for rape kidnapping and murder.
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Price Gouging Charges On Hot Selling Hondas
Detroit reports claim dealers exploit Accord demand with price gouging as deliveries stretch to a year and price over list climbs to 400 dollars. Honda notes imports doubled last year and 1978 shipments may rise 20 percent. The Accord, praised by mags, started at 3995 dollars and now lists at 4265 with options.
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Birth of Cassandra Lynn Toombs in Clearwater
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Toombs of Largo Florida welcomed a daughter born June 19 at Morton F Plant Hospital Clearwater. The new arrival Cassandra Lynn Toombs weighs six pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Henry Powers of Centralia Lawrence Toombs of Clearwater formerly of Mexico.
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Bicentennial Agency Winds Down Today
Washington AP The Amer ican Revolution Bicentennial Administration ends its duties this day with final report to Congress, transferring future observance duties to the Interior Department. Officials reflect on community involvement and a spontaneous July 4 display as the ARBA winds down amid post Watergate politics. A 1987 Constitution bicentennial observance is debated as a study possibility.
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Argentine woman delivers five healthy quintuplets
An Argentine woman who did not use fertility drugs gave birth to five male quintuplets. Doctors say all five have a good chance of survival and are in satisfactory condition. The babies were born Tuesday night to Dora Arias de D'anna. husband Vicente D'anna, 37, works as an accountant for Smith, Kline and French's local unit.
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Robert Hall stores closed as UM M moves to phase out
United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc ordered all 366 Robert Hall clothing stores closed for inventory taking on Wednesday night. executives did not know when reopen. The closure follows a plan announced 13 days earlier to wind down the Robert Hall operation after the chain posted nearly 100 million dollars in losses over three years.
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Stores Close Peditiously Sale Closes Some Stores
A terse notice indicates stores will close promptly in a restructuring sale affecting multiple outlets. Details are sparse but imply selective liquidations and orderly shutdowns as part of a broader business adjustment.
Teasdale vetoes back new board funding clash
Gov Joseph Teasdale vetoed increases over his recommendations for two state universities to safeguard the appropriations process. He cut 303000 from Lincoln University and nearly 500000 from Northeast Missouri State University funding while defending the Coordinating Board for Higher Education.
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Teasdale to Reorganize His Staff After Patronage Chief Leaves
Gov Joseph Teasdale plans a staff reorganization as Brendan Ryan departs this fall from the pat ranage chief role. Ryan will stay on for a few months to wrap up work and be available if a special session is needed to resolve the state prison dispute while he begins stepping back from daily duties to focus on law practice and family.
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Finishing Touches On Strip Mine Bill
Washington AP House and Senate conferees near final compromise on a strip mining bill affecting 60 percent of US coal. Carter plans to sign. aims to require return of sites to original contours. Exemptions allow more time for small operators and retention of flat bench land for public use. Environmentalists oppose the deal as weakening House standards.
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