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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1979

Page

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OPEC sets $24 a barrel floor withSaudi Venezuela bid

Saudi Arabia and Venezuela announce a final $24 per barrel price for OPEC, retroactive to November 1, aiming to clamp hawks like Iran and Iraq. Venezuela hosts the Caracas meeting as security for about 150 delegates and double that many reporters.

OPEC Saudi Arabia Venezuela Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Brussels Humberto Calderon-Berti Hawks Iran Iraq Neer United Arab Emirates Qatar Calderon-Berti Yamani

Windfall-profits tax compromise clears Senate vote

The Senate approved a private negotiated compromise on the windfall profits tax by a 78 to 13 vote, likely paving the way for passage as early as Saturday. Democratic Leader Byrd announced the deal, ending a filibuster and prompting praise from Senate leaders and supporters. Senator Long commended Byrd for a magnificent effort.

Washington Senate Robert C. Byrd Byrd Russell B. Long D-La

Conferees reach tentative agreement on synthetic fuels program

Washington AP conferees approve a $20 billion synthetic fuels plan as part of Carter energy measures. Senate already backed $20B. House backed $3B. The pact advances likely passage before year end amid tax and windfall debates including Byrd amendments and filibuster battles. A separate report notes a highway washout near Forks, Washington, causing fatalities and vehicle wrecks.

Washington Congressional Conference Carter Senate House Congress Jim Wright Texas Finance Committee California Byrd U.S

Shah Iran’s exiled ruler suffers enlarged spleen doctors say

San Antonio. The ailing Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi has an enlarged spleen and will pursue non surgical therapy. Doctors Kean and Williams examined him at Lackland Air Force Base and will evaluate him periodically. His lawyers seek to quash a deposition subpoena in a Bell Helicopter civil suit, arguing his health could be jeopardized.

San Antonio Texas Iran Robert Armao Benjamin Kean Hibbard F. Williams New York Hospital Kean Williams New York Armao Lackland Air Force Base Albert White Fort Worth Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Bell Helicopter

Tree rustlers forced to spruce up act

London AP reports tightening controls across Europe to curb Christmas tree thefts. Authorities inspect vehicles from Sherwood Forest to Greek mountains, demanding origin certificates and seals in several countries. Park thefts and black market sales are rising as public trees vanish nightly.

London Santa Claus Europe Robin Hood Sherwood Forest England Athens Yugoslavia Austria Czechoslovakia Sweden Greece

Five point NATO arms cut plan shown after meeting

The United States and 14 NATO allies proposed five points for broad arms reductions including missile cuts and troop withdrawals. The plan, linked to SALT 2 talks, calls for replacing aging weapons with Tomahawk and Pershing systems and aims to foster transparency via observers and inspections. France abstains from alliance decisions.

Brussels Belgium United States Atlantic Europe Soviet Union Cyrus R. Vance NATO Vance Iran U.S Tehran U.N Angola Ethiopia Alliance Africa Britain West Germany Italy Holland Anatoly Dobrynin Washington Kremlin U.S. Senate Moscow East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Vienna Austria France

Quipster Proverb About Doing It Right First

A concise maxim notes it takes less time to do it right than to explain why it was done wrong, emphasizing efficiency and accountability in work. The adage invites readers to prefer careful planning and quality to later justification of errors.

Appeals court stays Iranian deportations

The U S Court of Appeals allowed continued government investigation of Iranian students in the U S while delaying deportations until a court rules on legality. The decision keeps the program briefly active and sets next week for arguments, with no deportations to proceed pending a final decision.

Washington U.S. Court of Appeals U.S Justice Department Carter Tehran Robert Havel Immigration and Naturalization Service Joyce Hens Green

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