Our opinion on OPEC oil price and its effects
The piece argues that OPEC faces a glut and rising non OPEC supply, undermining discipline. It criticizes Sheik Yamani for seeking a $32 to $40 range and price indexing, urging more exploration of U S oil and gas to stabilize prices.
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Sheik Yamani
OPEC
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
America
Angola
Canada
Mexico
Norway
Malaysia
Mr. Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Yamani
Red Cross marks a century of relief and growth
The American Red Cross began in Dansville New York founded by Clara Barton and friends a century ago. It now operates 3082 chapters 57 regional blood centers 240 field stations and 56 VA service centers focusing on disaster relief nursing health programs water safety life saving and first aid training.
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The
American Red Cross
Dansville
N.Y
Clara Barton
Veterans Administration Service
Red Cross
Commentary on USSR attitudes and assassination
Ralph de Toledano argues that terrorism and assassinations are exploited by media and political forces. He critiques how press frames events like the Pope's shooting and Reagan's shooting, claiming journalists shape narratives to fit a comforting political stance. He asserts crazed individuals act within contexts crafted by others and questions who drives their psychology.
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Reagan
Richard Snelling
Vermont
Kemp
Senate
Jesse Helms
Ronald Reagan
James Watt
California
Billi Roberts
Washington
San Francisco
Face to face with a hard, brutal political reality
The author argues that a permissive Western society tolerates political murder as sport while the Soviet Union condemns assassination. Citing Lenin and the Bolshevik era, they claim organized killings have global roots though not Kremlin payroll. They warn of Terror International from Lenin to Brezhnev and urge countermeasures.
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Moscow
Lenin
Russia
Kremlin
Soviet Union
West
Washington
Holy Father
Terror International
Trotsky
Stalin
Khrushchev
Brezhne
Revolution means little to Kappas today at Northwestern
Bod Green recalls the 1981 Kappa Kappa Gamma spring formal at the Knickerbocker Hotel in Chicago. Northwestern students, dressed to impress, danced to 60s and 70s hits while the group reflected on the era’s activism versus now. The piece notes the shift from political upheaval to enjoying college life, with seniors composing a song about returning to memories and a backdrop of safe social norms.
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Bod Green
Chicago
Knickerbocker Hotel
Northwestern University
Nancy Reagan
Kappas
Kappa Formal
Kappa
Northwestern
National
Budget chief vows to help hold Reagan era budget limits
House Budget Committee Chairman James R. Jones pledges to police appropriations to stay within the Reagan budget after a breakfast session with the budget control group. The move signals a rift between Jones and liberal Democrats and could pit him against Speaker O’Neill as fiscal limits tighten.
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Reagan
Washington
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
Jones
Budget Control Group
Budget Committee
Jimmy Jones
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
People's Party
State Department
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Inside Report
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Robert Novak
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Easton
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