OPEC expected to cut oil production
London based energy analysts warn of higher oil prices if OPEC trims output by at least 1.5 million barrels daily. Kuwaiti Oil Minister Sheik Saud Al Sabah says near consensus exists for a cut ahead of Vienna talks. Iraq’s withheld exports and milder winter factors shape prices as Brent falls to 24.43.
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Israelis Protest Proposed Hand Over of Holy Site
More than 200000 Israelis gathered outside Jerusalem's Old City in a rare show of unity against Clinton peace plans to turn control of a disputed holy site to the Palestinians. The protest underscored Barak's election pressure and highlighted tensions over Jerusalem, security cooperation, and refugee demands as Middle East talks proceeded.
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Bettors blamed for vote violence in Thailand protests
In Thailand protests over the election results hundreds clashed with police across 10 provinces, with officials alleging disgruntled bettors losing wagers fueled unrest. Police reinforced southern districts as protests blocked roads and set fire to offices and a winner’s home. curfews looming if violence continues. Nine arrests reported.
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Lockerbie trial closing: Libyans faced murder verdict
Scottish prosecutor Alastair Campbell urged the four judges at Camp Zeist to convict Abdel Basset Ali al Megrahi and Lamen Khalifa Fhimah of murder in the Pan Am 103 bombing. He argued the circumstantial case, built from 200+ witnesses, shows the unaccompanied luggage bomb exploded at 31,000 feet over Lockerbie, with charges of conspiracy and aircraft endangerment to be dropped.
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Tiananmen Papers labeled fake by China
China branded newly released Tiananmen Papers as fabrications aimed at destabilizing the country. Beijing warned against using the documents to reignite controversy over the 1989 crackdown and defended the party’s actions as necessary for stability and development.
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Falun Gong members jailed in Beijing over leaflets
Beijing courts sentenced three Falun Gong followers to up to six years for printing and distributing leaflets critical of the crackdown. Li Jinpeng got six years, He Yuansheng four, Shi Xiufen three. Police in Shandong also arrested six members for printing 20 leaflets for public distribution since June.
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Storage unit sale for delinquent accounts
Notice published January 9 2001 states AA Sell Storage will sell the property of Jay Fuqua Mike Dunnivan and Joyce Corwin due to long term nonpayment of rent. All goods will be released for sale January 13 2001 if the account is not paid by noon January 12 2001.
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Notice of a sheriff sale in Franklin County Kansas set for January 30 2001 at 10:00 a.m. at the west door of Ottawa Courthouse The sale covers Lots 37 39 and 41 in Block 10 Lathrops Addition to Ottawa with redemption rights and is part of a debt collection. Craig Davis Sheriff of Franklin County Kansas and attorney Robert E Lastelic represent the plaintiff.
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Notice to Creditors and Rights of Majority in Franklin County
First published January 9 2001 for Martha Crouch estate notices creditors must file demands within four months from first publication. Barbara J Coder petitioning for Letters Testamentary Kansas Simplified Estates Act. Also a hearing on February 13 2001 at 11 30 a m regarding Michael Joseph Bryant minor rights of majority.
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