OPEC's hold and the Geneva turning point described
The piece argues that Geneva's latest oil talks mark the decline of OPEC power, reshaping global energy amid past crises. It links oil shocks to U.S. debts, the Camp David era, and a forecast of rising prices as Western economies push to diversify away from oil.
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Israel asks for $3.55 billion U S aid for 1987
Israel asked the United States for at least 3.5 billion in 1987 aid, up from 1986, delivered through Finance Minister Moda i to U S Ambassador Pickering in Jerusalem. The request accompanies an annual report on Israel's gravemr, with officials noting austerity measures and amid a U S case involving Jonathan Follard.
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Former S&L official sued for 55900 in Maryland
Rodger Rosen, former vice president at First Progressive Savings and Loan, is sued by the Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund for 55900. The suit, filed in Baltimore County Circuit Court, accuses him of failing to repay a 24786 loan plus interest and 6497 legal fees, running up a 3000 plus personal charge account, and improper expense and car benefit billing. The thrift later merged into Old Court Savings and Loan, now in receivership after a 1984 run on deposits.
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Reagan expands lie detector tests to select federal workers
The order targets about 16 000 people including 4 000 at the State Department with random tests for those with top level security access. Officials say tests apply to contractors and employees at agencies handling classified material, while CIA and NSA staff already face screening. Critics from the ACLU question scientific validity of polygraphs.
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Obituary Notices for Etzler O'Brien Hartley and Burdette
Funeral services were held for Wilbur Ellsworth Etzler of Woodsboro, with burial at Rocky Hill Cemetery. Geraldine Palder as the Wein, Harold O'Brien, and Hazel Edith Hartley also honored in services in Frederick and Washington, with interments at Mount Olivet, Fort Lincoln, and local church cemeteries.
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Maurice Murray
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Glen Lenhart
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Chauncey Crum
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Edward V. Echle
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Obituary for a Washington County farmer and retiree
A Washington County farmer and retired Creasey Cash and Carry employee in Hagerstown, with surviving wife, son Winston Herbst, sister Janet L. Rice, brothers T C Herbst Jr and Marvin J Herbst, and three grandchildren. Services set for December 14 at Mount Zion Cemetery Myersville with family visitation December 13. Memorials to Hagerstown Church of the Brethren.
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Ricketts
Myersville
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Jeswsway Wampler Jr
John Silassy
Mount Zion United Methodist Cemetery
Congress could limit number of people tested, says official
An official expressed hope Congress would cap the testing pool, noting Reagan's order would have limited short term impact because the government lacks enough polygraph machines and trained examiners to conduct the anticipated number of examinations under the directive.
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