Oil Cartel OPEC owes US over 2.5 billion in unpaid debts
A State Department report lists 12 OPEC nations led by Indonesia and Iran as owing the United States 2.5275 billion in principal and interest. Iran disputes 36 million of 909.5 million. all other nations mostly pay on time.
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James Cary Washington
CNS
United States
Iran
State Department
Algeria
Ecuador
Indonesia
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Quatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Eilirates
Venezuela
Organization of Oil Exporting Countries
OPEC
United
U.S
Finland
United Arab Emirates
Qatar
Sister Gives Away Brother in Quiet Neighborhood Tale
A five year old girl Anne Louise wrapped her three month old brother in a blanket and took him to the Jackson family three doors away. The mother found him missing and a quick retake of the events suggested the child acted out feelings not verbalized. The Jacksons finally agreed to adopt the baby, creating a talk of the town about parenting clues and sibling dynamics.
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Anne Louise
Jackson’s
Jackson's
Bernice Jackson
Anne Jouise
Women s Pairs champions crowned in Memphis hand
Dee Adams and Lillian Goodman of Memphis won the Mid-South Regional Woman s Pairs Championship. The article outlines the unusual play and defensive errors, praising ahead planning and avoiding a king with an ace. It also comments on a bid with five ten three and a no trump.
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Memphis
Dee Adams
Lillian Goodman
North
South
West
East
Declarer
Westmoreland to Leave Hospital in Two Weeks
Gen. William C. Westmoreland former Vietnam commander will be discharged from Eisenhower Medical Center in about two weeks hospital spokesman said Sunday. The 60 year old was hospitalized January 3 after a heart attack while visiting Bob Hope's desert home and was listed in good condition.
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Palm Desert
Calif
UPI
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Eisenhower Medical Center
Westmoreland
Desert
Bob Hope
Governor names four to state panels including education board
Gov Raul Castro announced four appointments over the weekend. John Schwada and Mrs Sanford Worthen were named to the State Board of Education for four year terms. Schwada replaces Lawrence Walkup and Worthen replaces Paul Kennedy. The appointments take effect Jan 20 if confirmed. The board has tentatively adopted phonics based reading text plans with final adoption set for Jan 30. Castro also named Richard D Searles and Edward D Richardson to the State Tax Appeals Board.
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Phoenix
UPI
Raul Castro
State Board of Education
Castro
Arizona State University
John Schwada
Sanford Worthen
Osborn
State
Schwada
Northern Arizona University
Lawrence Walkup
Worthen
Paul Kennedy
Globe
Senate
Kennedy
Richard D. Searles
Tucson
Edward D. Richardson
State Tax Appeals Board
Prescott College professors plan classes under PC II
Prescott College faculty form Prescott College II to offer courses starting January 20 amid financial woes. Credit transfer remains uncertain as North Central Association officials dispute an affiliation. Faculty will meet trustees to discuss reopening, with PC II courses delivered in homes, fields, and partner institutions for the 419 former students.
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Prescott
UPI
Prescott College
Prescott College II
Teachers’ Corporation
Ken Asplund
North Central Association
Prescott College Board of Trustees
Asplund
Frisco Trolleys Prove Viable Transit Choice Again
San Francisco prepares to receive 340 new trolley buses at $75,000 each, reviving a 25 year old fleet. Municipal Railway officials cite longevity, power, and uphill performance as benefits, noting generous maintenance for 25 year old units and renewed interest after energy concerns and cleaner mass transit pressures.
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Alice Z. Cuneo
SAN Francisco
UPI
Municipal
Bill Dorais
Municipal Railway
Clifford Nilan
Nilan
Merrill
Wis
Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Philadelphia
Oregon Street
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
Trolly
Flyer Industries of
Canada
North America
Seattle
Boston
Dayton
Ohio
Travelogue on Mexico at Scottsdale Library
Scottsdale Public Library hosts a Mexico travelogue at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday co sponsored by the American Airlines KiWi Club. The talk highlights snorkeling near Rocky Point and Yucatan ruins with free tickets available at the Reference Desk or by phone.
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Mexico
Scottsdale Public Library
American Airlines
Rocky Point
Yucatan
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Prescott College Press
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Bird ¢ Bennett
Fuil
Medicare Information Center
E. Indian School Rd
Miller Plaza
Russell Waterhouse
American Express
Republic National
Third Avenue
Scottsdale Road
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