Moslems walk out at U N women conference address
About 70 delegates from Moslem countries walked out of the main meeting hall as Israel's chief delegate began to speak. Sara Doron interrupted her remarks during the walkout. The protestors paraded through the conference center shouting Palestine is Arab and Lebanon is Arab. A proposed resolution described Palestinian women in Israeli-occupied territory as etc.
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Nairobi
Kenya
U.N. Decade For Women
Israel
Sara Doron
Jomo Kenyatta International Conference Center
Palestine
Lebanon
Israeli diplomat cites progress amid Arab-Israeli tensions at Nairobi conference
Doron of Israel urged continued peace efforts during the U N Decade for Women event in Nairobi. She noted Arab nations walked out except Egypt, called the 1979 peace treaty a major achievement, and urged reconciliation and dialogue for future accords.
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Nairobi
Summertime Santa Chuck Peters Makes Wish List
Six year old Chuck Peters uses an early chance to whisper his wishes to Santa at Odessa London Square. Santa, Jamie Berryhill aged 32, dons sunglasses and Bermuda shorts, rides an all terrain vehicle in West Texas heat. Chuck is Betty Peters daughter.
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Chuck Peters
Santa Claus
Odessa
London Square
Second St
West Texas
Santa
Jamie Berryhill
Sweetbriar Court
Berryhill Investments
Chuck
Betty Peters
Neely Ave
OPEC chiefs delay debate on production
In Geneva, OPEC ministers avoid immediate production cuts amid requests from Ecuador Iraq Qatar Gabon for larger shares and pleas for a possible autumn special meeting. Iraqi minister seeks quota doubling to 2.4 million bpd as prices linger around 26.50 to 28 per barrel. Subroto warns of severe test as non OPEC competition rises.
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Switzerland
OPEC
Subroto
Ecuador
Iraq
Qatar
Gabon
Qassim Taki al-Oraibi
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Yamani
Iran
Britain
Mexico
Arrests mount during South African crackdown
In the eastern Cape Police detained four prominent black clerics and at least 11 activists as President Botha imposed the first state of emergency since 1960. Desmond Tutu urged negotiations while condemning the move and police proposed preclearance for articles, a plan editors rejected.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape
P.W. Botha
Philippines
Banana Republics
South America
Tutu
Fatal bus crash near Ackerly triggers federal probe
Federal investigators from Washington were expected in Lamesa to review a Saturday night bus crash that killed four and injured 38. Driver Robert Scott of Big Spring and his wife Anita Scott were among the deceased. The bus carried choir members from San Angelo, Midland and Big Spring to a Northwest Texas conference in Lubbock. Witness Dorcas Grimes described the bus sliding, rolling and overturning before coming to a stop.
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Lamesa
Washington, D.C
Ackerly
Department of Public Safety
NTSB
National Transportation Safety Board
Midland Dps
Jimmy Rhoades
DPS
Robert Scott
Big Spring
Anita Scott
Dawson County
Associated Press
Scott
Aliso
Darlene Hammark
San Angelo
Sheila Albert
Clyde Clark Jr
Bhus
Tabernacle Church of God In Christ
Midland
Texas
Lubbock
Dorcas Weatherspoon Grimes
Grimes
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