Card joins efforts to reach Iran hostages in Omaha display
Gary Yust of Omaha signs a 120 foot long Christmas card as KEZO-FM arranges a large card at a city shopping center. The gesture aims to convey to Americans held hostage in Iran that they are not forgotten during the holidays.
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San Antonio glad shah left as tensions ease
San Antonio officials praised the shah of Iran silently departing Lackland Air Force Base for Panama after two tense weeks. Mayor Lila Cockrell and Councilman Bernardo Eureste called the move a relief, while protests and hunger strikes by Iranian students had sparked clashes and protective custody actions.
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Senate rejects windfall oil tax amendment in Senate vote
The Senate, in a 65-27 tally, rejected Sen. Danforth's proposal to apply a windfall profits tax to oil owned by states, a move that would have cost 10.5 billion across 20 states by 1990. The outcome keeps price decontrol intact and shifts debate to a broader tax bill with House differences and a pending conference.
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Gas tank explodes in Taylor Michigan refinery blast
A million gallon gas tank exploded at a Taylor Michigan refinery early Saturday, flames force evacuations of about 5,000 people. Officials say the incident disrupted the area as responders worked to control the blaze. Story, Page 3A.
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OPEC price hike stirs alarms as ministers meet
In Caracas three days of high tension open with security at wartime levels as OPEC nations gather to set prices. Four moderate members raised base price to 24 dollars, Iraqi plans to push near 30. Analysts warn spillover could lift US fuel costs by up to a dime per gallon.
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