OPEC Should Raise Base Oil Price By 9.05 Percent
OPEC decided to raise the base price of crude by 9.05 percent to 14.54 dollars a barrel effective next Sunday, with surcharges up to four dollars per barrel. Analysts say added surcharges could lift American gasoline by up to eight cents a gallon, while the move aims to fund OPEC coffers and pressure Iran over its export losses.
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Mark Potts
Geneva
Switzerland
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Qatar
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Abu Dhabi
Algeria
Iran
Libya
Iraq
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh
Saudi Arabi
Chicago Tribune demonstrators arrest in newsroom protest
Six demonstrators linked to two radical groups disrupted the Chicago Tribune newsroom demanding a published document praising Iranian students in the United States. Five women and one man refused to leave, leading to arrests outside Tribune Tower.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
United States
Tribune
Carter urged for Nobel Peace Prize by Begin and Sadat
Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian President Sadat sign a historic treaty with President Carter and propose him for the Nobel Peace Prize. Carter indicates conditional nomination depends on nine months of implementing talks. Congress to vet a $4.8 billion aid package for Israel and Egypt amid mixed regional opposition.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington
Israel
Menachem Begin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Carter
Congress
Middle East
White House
Senate
House
Begin
Sadat
Capitol Hill
Nation's youths labeled throwaways spark social study
Parents magazine reports about 1 million U S runaways at any time with 30 to 60 percent described as throwaways or pushouts. Dr James Gordon cites family mental health studies while noting most youths leave home feeling expelled.
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New York
United States
Parents Magazine
U.S
James Gordon
Center For Studies of Child and Family Mental Health
Maryland
Explosion injures 26 youths at Paris Jewish hostel
A violent blast at a Paris Latin Quarter hostel for Jewish students injured at least 26 people, two in serious condition. Witnesses described a timed explosion at a crowded street level cafe, with debris across Rue Medicis near the Sorbonne. Police cautioned it appeared criminal. a call claimed an anarchist group attacked to protest Israel peace talks.
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Paris
Agence France Presse
France
Pierre Somveille
Rue Medicis
Luxembourg Gardens
Sorbonne
Arab foes push bids to derail Sadat peace deal
In Baghdad Egyptian President Sadat faces Arab League ministers debating actions to block his peace with Israel. Discussions focus on boycotts, suspending Egypt from the league, moving headquarters, and creating a $3 billion fund to arm neighboring states. Saudi aid to Egypt is a pivotal issue amid calls for concrete measures against Sadat. Violence and protests flare as tensions rise across the region.
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George A. Krimsky
Associated Press
Baghdad
Iraq
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Sadat
Bagdad
Arab League
League
Cairo
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jordan
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Ohio
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