Carter Sees Seven Nations Agree on Individual Oil Quotas
President Carter announced seven participants agreed to set specific oil import quotas through 1985 and freeze U S imports at 8.5 million barrels a day. He noted Europe would fix quotas at Dublin next fall while Japan and Canada agreed to limit imports. OPEC price hikes he called dangerous and said summit aims include cutting imports by about two million barrels daily to stabilize markets and the dollar.
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Carter heads to South Korea amid troop withdrawal talks
President Carter travels from Tokyo to Seoul to meet with Park Chung hee and inspect Camp Casey near the DMZ. A ticker tape parade and large welcoming events are planned as discussions focus on U.S. troop pullout and Seoul's political tensions.
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Miss Bolivia contestant quarantined in Sydney over yellow fever vaccine
Sydney authorities quarantine 20 year old Maria Luisa Rendondo Bolivia's Miss Universe entrant upon arrival for not having yellow fever vaccination. A doctor will examine her today and she is expected to join other contestants Sunday.
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Serbian nationalist Nikola Kavaja indicts for air piracy
Federal grand jury charges Nikola Kavaja 45 with air piracy for hijacking June 20 Flight 293 from New York to Chicago. A second count accuses bond jumping. Conviction could yield 20 years to life. He recently received a 20 year sentence for bombing conspiracy. The hijacked jet carried 135 aboard as it cruised over Michigan.
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Rebels withdraw from slum areas to regroup
In Managua Sandinista rebels quit the eastern slums after two weeks of fighting and moved toward Masaya to regroup for further combat. President Somoza faced a no quorum Congress session and met the U.S. ambassador amid signals of a possible transition plan.
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Israeli parole board approves early release of Terre Fleener
The Israeli parole board granted early release to Terre Fleener a 24 year old American imprisoned for 20 months on spying for the PLO and ordered her to leave Israel immediately. Attorney Felicia Langer said she could depart tomorrow and be home by Sunday. Fleener smiled at reporters but was silent as she neared the Neve Tirze prison.
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