Saudis Consider Cutting Oil Output Amid OPEC Talks
Saudi Arabia, top world oil exporter and U.S. supplier, reportedly plans to cut exports as early as next month. The Financial Times cites Oil Minister Yamani in talks with Lord Carrington, with the size of the cut unclear.
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Saudi Arabia
United States
Financial Times of London
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Lord Carrington
al Bayrak
Beirut
Lebaon
Iran
OPEC
Petroleum Intelligence
U.S
Iran Demands 48-Hour Closure of Soviet Rasht Consulate
Tehran, citing interference in domestic affairs and stalled gas talks, orders the Soviet Embassy to shut its Rasht consulate within 48 hours while allowing Esfahan to retain a consulate. Iraqi shelling kills six Iranians as Bani Sadr and Khomeini discuss border tensions and Kurdish rebellion. U.N. panel weighs hostages relief as Gandhi criticizes Western press coverage.
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Associated Press
Iranian Foreign Ministry
Tehran
Rasht
Iran
Russia
Esfahan
U.S.S.R
Abolhassan Bani Sadr
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran Radio
Khuzestan
Iraq
Baath
U.N
Geneva
Switzerland
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Senator Bayh foresees wide gasohol production potential
Senator Birch Bayh cites a Schnittker Associates report estimating U S ethanol output could reach four billion gallons annually by 1990, enabling about 40 billion gallons of gasohol with minimal impact on food prices. Other sources like sorghum and wastes could supplement corn.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
United States
Schnittker Associates
Washington, D.C
U.S. National Alcohol Fuels Commission
Bayh
Lester Brown
Worldwatch Institute
Schnittker
Miss Kansas Birthday Celebrated Before Pageant
Leann Folsom Miss Kansas celebrated her 21st birthday at a Miss America birthday party in Convention Hall Atlantic City. A Northern Minors University professor’s computer analysis projected her as the likely 1981 winner with 2 to 1 odds, recognizing her as a Wichita resident and Kansas University psychology senior who has studied piano seven years and performed in a talent event.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Leann Folsom
Kansas
Miss Folsom
Convention Hall
Northern Minors University
Wichita
Kansas University
Notice of Suit and Heirship Hearing in Franklin County
In Franklin County District Court Charlotte Farrell Plaintiff sues for divorce with prayer for relief. Donald D. Farrell named defendant required to plead by October 1980. Hearing sought on heirs of Gladys R. Hitts and Raymond M. Bits, with described real estate, including sections 26 and 22 in Township 16. Notices require defenses by September 24 1980 at 10 p.m. Ottawa Kansas court. Also lists classified deadlines and advertising rates from The Ottawa Herald.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Charlotte Farrall
State of Kansas
Donald D. Farrell
Charlotte Farrell
Ottawa
Charlotte Farell
Gladys R. Bitts
Raymond M. Bitts
Mildred L. Heathman
L. Heathman
Gladys R. Hitts
Raymond M. Bits
Gladys &. Bitts
Raymond M
Tme
Mildred L.meathman
Soviet Dilemma Fuels Commodities
Speculation that the Soviet feedgrain crop would be sharply lower than earlier estimates and light commercial buying pushed futures higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Traders heard potential Soviet production as low as 195 million metric tons versus 210 million forecast. Soybean meal futures rose as an exporter priced for possible Soviet business with Brazil.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
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William Glasgall
Energy Department
London
Foreign Ministry
George L. Miller
Mississippi
Cheryl Prewitt
Miss Prewitt
Doyen Insurance Agency
Howard J.doyen
Glenn Bigelow
Betty Malburg
Nd Street
the Family Circus
Surance
Bil Kean
Ulysses Grant
Inuts
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
Main St
N.E. Y
S.W
S.E. 4
Richard
Skoog
P.O. Box
Katy
Attys
le Oy
Terrtory
Vic
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Topeka
Dale Carey
Goosemyer
Brazil
Wit Disability
Kim Schulte
Century 21
C. D. Schulte Agency, Inc
S. Main
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