Arabs Cut Prices and Raise Taxes on Oil Expected
Three Arab oil states Saudi Arabia Qatar and the United Arab Emirates cut posted crude prices by 3.5 percent while boosting taxes and royalties on foreign oil companies by 17 percent to protect revenue. Iran Kuwait and Iraq declined to join, leaving OPEC to decide at its Vienna meeting. Separately the US signed a 200000 ton wheat sale with Egypt and Israel unveiled a sharp austerity plan to rebuild currency reserves amid protests led by Rabin. Arafat warned of a forthcoming war unless US aid to Israel ends.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Abu Dhabi
Persian Gulf
Iran
Kuwait
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Middle East
United States
Egypt
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Yasir Arafat
Abc-Tv
Palestine Liberation Organization
America
Arafat
Lebanon
City Council Set to Review Priority List Tonight
The Mexico City Council meets at 7 30 p m to consider the Citizens Advisory Committee priorities for community development funds. Top items include urban renewal, street and drainage work, housing rehab, and parks. Estimated annual funding is about 500 000. The body also flags tax bill issuance for summer street work and parking code changes on Love and Jefferson streets to add meters for a doctor and a law office.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Mexico
Woodlawn
Olive
Leve
North City
Henley
Western
Clark
Maple
Pearson
Wade
Jefferson
Love Street
Coal Street
Jefferson Street
Anderson Street
Neil Nielsen
Pearl Motor Co
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mayor Tolson to Speak at Black Officials Conference
Herman C. Tolson will be one of the speakers at a Black Officials Leadership Conference at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel in St. Louis on November 21 and 22. Sponsored by the Missouri Municipal League, attendees include Black elected and appointed officials key staff state and federal legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Tolson
Chase Park Plaza Hotel
St. Louis
Missouri Municipal League
Israeli jets bomb Lebanon targets amid war warning
Israeli jet fighters bombed Arab guerrilla concentrations in Lebanon after three weeks with no damage reported. The attack followed a warning to press the all-out war against terrorists. Spokesman said planes returned safely from southeast Lebanon in the area known as Fatahland, amid no immediate guerrilla action cited.
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Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Israel
Fatahland
al Fatah
Queen Honors Dead Of Wars Ceremonies Under Guard
Queen Elizabeth II and royal family members joined ceremonies honoring World War I and II dead under police vigilance at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. Uniformed and plainclothes officers guarded against bombs after more than 20 deaths in England in the past year linked to IRA bombings.
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London
Whitehall
England
Irish Republican Army
Fish Kill Smothers 60,000 Missouri Fish Loss Estimated
State officials estimate the value of nearly 60,000 fish killed in southeast Missouri at about 3300 dollars. Conservation biologists probe the incident with unknown cause. A New Madrid County farmer first reported the kill, affecting 10 miles of drainage ditch and stream below Malden's sewage plant. About 53,000 minnows plus bullheads carp sunfish and pickerel perished. Dr and Mrs R L Searfoss have been in Chicago and Kansas City attending optometry meetings.
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Malden
Missouri
Conservation Department
New Madrid County
John Hook and the gaited horses of Little Dixie
Editor's note recalls John Hook, famed horse trainer, through a recreated 1958 interview and notes. The feature celebrates his influence on gaited saddlebreds, detailing his Missouri roots, Saddle Horse Museum ties, and legendary showmanship, and recalls his Mexico Missouri barn, staff, and era of national acclaim.
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John Hook
Missouri Life
Joan Gilbert
Saddle Horse Museum
The
Audrain Historical Society
Hook
Rex McDonald
Rex
Ringo Hotel
Mexico
Columbia
Denmark F.S
Missouri
Little Dixie
Europe
Horse Scribe Reveals Fire Losses and Legendary Horses
In 1958 Hooke, age eighty, recalls Bourbon Beauty lost in a barn fire in Fort Worth and the impact on his stable, including Patricia and Tinker. He recounts My Major Dare as the first ten thousand dollar horse and Dicky Chu, plus stories of the Gingerbread Man and Rex Blees line, with anecdotes from auctions and shows.
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Hooke
Bourbon Beauty
Fort Worth
Texas
Patricia
Bourbon
Tinker
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Chickashay
Denver
Dicky Chu
Leonard
Dicky
Dave
Gingerbread Man
Rex Blees
Courageous Invader Proves Promising In Stall Preview
A horse named Courageous Invader is unveiled in a stall at the farm. The tall chestnut, described by trainer Leonard Hook, shows a steady walk trot as the boss's son prepares to debut him this fall. The scene includes empty stalls and neglected tack, underscoring a quiet yard.
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Leonard Hook
Ford faces pressure from left and right after elections
AP analysis notes Democrats claim voters want stronger leadership to fix the economy while liberal Republicans tilt toward supporting Ford. Conservative GOP figures led by Ronald Reagan resist his choices on Rockefeller as VP and amnesty for Vietnam-era dissenters. Ford offers no immediate plan, risking friction with Congress if he delays bold proposals.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
James L. Buckley
Rn.y
Congress
GOP
South
Reagan
Energy depletion forecast shocks Yale physicist
Yale physicist Arvid Herzenberg warned in New Haven that the United States will exhaust all known energy resources within about 60 years if current consumption continues and no new reserves are found. He cited oil by 1988, gas by 1989, coal by 2032 and outlined a nationwide speaking tour next year.
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New Haven, Conn
United States
Yale
Arvid Herzenberg
U.S
Stand in God's Stead as Bridge and Shepherd
The text proclaims that to stand in God's stead is to bridge God and mankind, to be a shepherd and beacon, a standard guiding to God. It defines priests as dedicating to the world’s salvation, witnessing to good and true, and ready to sacrifice all for the greater good.
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College of Optometrists In
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Kansas City
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Shirley Temple
Audrain County
Dixie Town
Saddle Horse Capital
Kentucky
Kodak
GAF
Modern Marketing Inc
Lyndale Avenue
Hlomington
Minnesot
Liberty
Shaggy Dog
Sie
White House
Knights OF Columbus
Missouri State Council
Religious Information Bureau
South Grand Blvd
Duke Ellington
Louis Armstrong
Satchmo
Soundstage
Muddy Waters
Henry VIII
Anne of Cleves
Henry
Leonardo DA Vinci
da Vinci
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Rich
Buddy Rich
Bill Bixby
Valerie Perrine
Bruce J. Friedman
Lord Newbury
Hudson
Bellamys
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