Japan mulls curbing oil imports from Iran amid US crisis
Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira indicated Japan could consider restricting Iranian oil if the US Iran crisis worsens though he stressed the present focus remains on securing needed oil. He cited US pressure over the hostage crisis and said Iran’s oil is not the core issue.
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Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
Japan
Iran
United States
Ohira
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran
Vance
Europe
Subaru Okita
Paris
The
Energy Agency
Kentucky installs John Y. Brown Jr as 55th governor
John Y. Brown Jr. was sworn in as Kentucky's 55th governor just after 12:30 a.m. EST at a private Louisville ceremony attended by about 50 people including his wife Phyllis George, her parents, Muhammad Ali, Foster Brooks, and Andy Williams. He planned to take the public oath at 2 p.m. EST on the Capitol steps with Chief Justice John Palmore presiding.
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Frankfort
John Y. Brown Jr
Kentucky
Brown
Louisville
John Palmore
Kentucky Supreme Court
Phyllis George
Robert George
Denton
Texas
Muhammad Ali
Foster
Brooks
Andy Williams
Capitol Steps
Palmore
Chicago man signs lease for Lake Michigan lighthouse home
Stirling Bemis, a 37 year old Chicago salesman, will move into a nine story tower off Navy Pier after negotiating a Coast Guard lease. The lighthouse has housed guards since 1920 and will be partly maintained by the Coast Guard while Bemis handles insulation and interior living areas, with the foghorn and beacon remaining official property.
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Chicago
Stirling Bemis
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan Sentinel
Bemis
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Coast
Coast Guard
Don Quixote
Open Records Dispute Over Probation Records in Texas
Gregg County prosecutors seek an attorney general opinion after Longview News Journal was denied access to probation records. Judges argue adult probation is not a governmental body under the Texas Open Records Act, while the newspaper says probation orders issued in open court should be open records.
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Longview
Texas
Gregg County
Odis Hill
State District Court
Longview News- Journal
Texas Adult Probation Commission
Fred Hooey
Texas Open Records Act
Seamstress Organizer: handcrafted wall rack for threads
An Odessa American advertisement promotes the Seamstress Organizer a wall hanging unit for sewing folks. It holds 48 to 110 thread spools offers tilt rack access, a large drawer three shelves built in pin cushion two bobbin holders scissor racks and a drink coaster. Available in maple walnut oak mahogany or unfinished with delivery before Christmas. Customers send payment to Odessa Texas.
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Odessa American P.O
Odessa
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