Yamani Leaves OPEC Talks After Price-Freeze Rejected
In Doha Saudi oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani abruptly departed the OPEC ministerial conference after 12 members rejected his six month price freeze proposal. Iran and Iraq signaling firm increases dominated, with talks of a 10 to 15 percent rise and speculation on a final decision by Friday.
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Doha
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Yamani
Khaled
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Sheik Abdulaziz bin Khalifa al Thani
Shuauddin Shasa
Taleh Abdulkarim
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Emirate
West
Indonesia
U.S
United States
Tayeh Abdulkarim
Izzedine Mabrouk
Carter names Young Schultze Brzezinski for top posts
President elect Jimmy Carter selects Rep Andrew Young to be UN ambassador, Charles Schultze to head the Council of Economic Advisers, and Zbigniew Brzezinski as national security adviser. Joseph Califano cited as HEW head candidate. Carter also weighs an energy policy shift and ethics guidelines for appointees.
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Joseph A. Califano
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lyndon B. Johnson
Califano
Great Society
HEW
Robert Her
Shultze
Brzezinski
Walter Mondale
Georgia Young
U.N
Young
House
Congress
Post
Schultze
Johnson
Brookings Institution
Council of Economic Advisers
DEA
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
White House
Sen
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Energy
Plains
Jackson
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
James R. Schlesinger
Ford
Old
Atomic Energy Commission
John Moore
Atlanta
Australians urge wool use during U S visit promoting marketing
Australian Wool Growers Association official John Silcox toured Roswell meeting area wool producers. He cited a shift toward marketing and research to boost wool use in the United States and said the industry must adapt to competition from synthetics while collaborating with American growers. He noted Australia’s stockpile and marketing support, and discussed predator challenges and sheep farming practices.
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Marian McQuiddy
Australian Wool Growers Association
Roswell
John Silcox
Victoria
Australia
Silcox
Dallas
Tex
United States
America
Robbery at Roswell 7-Eleven Tells of Clerk Tied During Heist
A Southland 7-Eleven at 2417 N Main St Roswell was robbed at 3 a.m. by a man who bound clerk Larry Cowan 29 with shoelaces and fled with over 100 dollars. Cowan was not seriously injured. The suspect wore a tan shirt and blue or black pants with a matching jacket and carried a hand in his pocket as if wielding a pistol.
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Southland
Main St
Larry Cowan
Cowan
Former Secretary Lipshutz Says Wes Officials May Hold Roles
Robert Lipshutz, a top Carter aide, says Wes officials can hold positions after leaving the government. The remark follows a reorganization push and references how former defense and other officials might be placed in private or advisory roles.
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Robert Lipshutz
Carter
Regents delay admission of women at NMMI to fall
The New Mexico Military Institute board of regents voted unanimously to postpone admitting women to the corps of cadets until September. Col. David Cothrun was named acting president as Brig. Gen. C. Robert Kemble leaves for Lamar University. A six month term for Cothrun is planned with a search committee to screen candidates.
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New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents
Corps of Cadets
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NMMI
Robert Kemble
Kemble
Lamar University
Beaumont
Tex
State Legislative Finance Committee
Regents
Col. Cothrun
Meger
Cothrun
The
Daily Record
Roswell retiree files for School Board seat
Roswell resident John J. Mundzak, 62, filed Wednesday for the Roswell School Board Position 2 vacancy to be created by Norman H. Patterson stepping down. Filing totals include H. C. Prichard for Position 1 and Mary Baldock, Jack Bilderback, Richard Ledinski, Mundzak, and Kevin Scott for Position 2 as candidates for the February 1 election.
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John J. Mundzak
Virginia Ave
Norman H. Patterson
H.C
Jack” Prichard
Mary J. “Spunky” Baldock
Jack Bilderback
Richard L
Bo’ Ledinksi
Kevin R. Scott
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