OPEC Split Deepens as Iraq Attacks Saudi Price Move
Iraq accused Saudi Arabia of pressuring OPEC to keep a price freeze and undermine the oil weapon. Saudi Arabia and UAE maintained a 5 percent increase while other members pushed 15 percent, sparking U.S. cautious approval and warnings from Yamani.
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Santa letter that moved Seattle community
An anonymous Seattle child’s handwritten letter to Santa, found after falling from a mail pouch and delivered to a restaurant, inspired a citywide drive for food, toys, and decorations. Local volunteers, led by Francisco's staffer, organized aid for needy families based on tips from neighbors and friends.
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Death toll climbs to eleven in Los Angeles tanker blast
An oil tanker explosion at Los Angeles Harbor injured fifty and killed at least eleven. Divers searched wreckage as the 810 foot Sansinena split into three parts and the hull was hurled ashore. The Liberian-registered ship, chartered to Union Oil, had unloaded crude oil and was preparing to sail when the blast occurred.
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Saturday Sidewalk Review and Local GOP Shifts
Attendants to Newton High Winter Sports Queen Julie Stroble are Pam Tuttle and Becky Hay. Mrs. Don Button of Newton becomes vice chair of the 4th Congressional District GOP committee, serving two years, with Darleen Koehn as secretary and John Frank as chairman. A light note on holiday mood and courthouse chatter follows as officials anticipate bowl games and football before mid next month.
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Carter picks Andrus for cabinet post
President elect Carter selects Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus as interior secretary in his fourth cabinet pick since December. The announcement comes during his fifth news conference in five days.
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Jody Powell
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