Western oil firms and Arab states in tentative accord
Western oil companies and five Persian Gulf nations reached a tentative deal granting the Arab states a rising equity in oil operations. The plan envisages up to 51 percent control over time pending separate negotiations in each country. The states Abu Dhabi Qatar Kuwait Iraq and Saudi Arabia represent about 28 percent of world oil production.
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Sheik Ahmed
Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Abu Dhabi
Qatar
Kuwait
Iraq
First National City Bank
Tehran
L-Nation Organization of Oil
U.S
Mideast
Chile protests U S copper embargo on French bound ship
Chileans from Santiago to Paris condemned a North American firm Kennecott Copper Corp for an embargo on copper shipments tied to Allende era nationalization. The government argues the action lacks legal basis while Neruda calls it piracy as Chile relies on copper exports for most income. Kennecott, Cerro, and Anaconda faced a copper tribunal ruling against their appeals.
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State Defense Council
Paris
Pablo Neruda
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
el Teniente
Salvador al Jende
U.S
Kennecoft
Cerro Corp
Anaconda Co
Allende
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