Oil Ministers Meet in Saudi to Stabilize World Market
In Taif Saudi Arabia Ahmed Zaki Yamani hosts oil ministers from Kuwait Venezuela Indonesia and Nigeria. They meet to assess enlisting cooperation of non OPEC producers to stabilize the world oil market and prepare a report for the next OPEC conference set for June 25 in Brioni Yugoslavia.
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Bomb blast in east Beirut kills and injures many
In Christian east Beirut a car bomb rigged with 200 pounds of TNT exploded between a school and a busy vegetable market at 7:50 am. At least nine people were killed and 84 injured, two six story buildings collapsed, and 12 more were set on fire. Police arrested two men aged 19 and 22. Three people were reported missing.
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Israel says Waldheim evidence enough to try him
Israel has enough evidence to try Kurt Waldheim on charges of being an accessory to Nazi war crimes but extradition is not yet contemplated. Justice Minister Yitzhak Modai announced after a preliminary report from the Israeli team that gathered material from U.N. war crimes archives and other sources. Dennis Gouldman, head of the team, declined comment pending completion of the probe.
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U.S.-Vietnam talks on MIAs to resume in June
Senator Murkowski says meetings between Vietnam and U.S. officials on Americans missing in action in Southeast Asia will restart in June after a postponement tied to Vietnam’s protest over the U.S. air raid on Libya. No exact date set. Revived talks confirmed by Bai Xuan Nhat, Vietnam’s acting UN ambassador.
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Knife-wielding attacker hunts in Philadelphia park
Police in Philadelphia banned loitering in a park area while searching for a knife-wielding attacker who approached two couples. He stabbed Brian Hayes, 23, who died near his car as his girlfriend Crystal Fry, 21, sat nearby. Investigators link the suspect to an earlier incident with another couple.
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Space panel urges bold, costly goals for 21st century
The National Commission on Space presented to NASA chief James Fletcher a plan to boost NASA funding to 40 billion by 2030 with lunar settlement by 2005 and a Mars outpost by 2015. Thomas Paine led the 15 member panel outlining aims to lead in space exploration amid a tight deficit climate.
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