Iran oil export risk rises amid Iran US tensions
Iran's government may resume exports to industrialized nations and invite Americans back, but Western buyers face a lasting, volatile supply threat. Even with potential stabilization, Iran may wield oil as a political weapon, pushing prices higher as Saudi Arabia and others offset losses. Prices rise while the overall market remains fragile and dependent on distant political events.
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Khomeini
Iran
United States
Japan
Europe
Ayatollah Khomeini
U.S
James Schlesinger
Ayatollah
Ilamic Republic
Israel
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
International Energy Agency
IEA
Saudi Arabia
AOPEC
OPEC
Marehi
Peace and Power: Indochina and the Sino Soviet Clash
An examination of how antiwar optimism about ending Indochina gave way to a third Indochina war sparked by Vietnam’s Cambodia invasion and China’s attack. It links Hanoi’s Soviet ties, China’s response, and the broader Sino Soviet rivalry, noting ambiguous long term outcomes.
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Indochina
Washington
Hanoi
China
Vietnam
Cambodia
Pol Pot
Peking
Soviet Union
Frienship
Moscow
Earth
Krypton
Kryton
Clark Kent
Private care model aids special education mandate
In Southern California the Mid-Valley Community Health Center partners with La Verne University to provide centralized special education and psychiatric services for mentally challenged children across twenty districts. The arrangement lowers district costs, expands facilities, and gives students clinical and educational training while meeting federal requirements.
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California
West Covina
Mid- Valley
la Verne University
Psychology
Saif Ullah
Mid-Valley Community Health Center
Point of contact in faith healing explained
A point of contact is the means to send faith to God, the switch that starts the flow of energy. The speaker cites biblical examples like David, Moses, and the woman with the issue of blood, noting the robe or handkerchief as conduits for releasing faith, while stressing the term is his interpretation, not a Bible phrase.
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David
Goliath
Moses
Red Sea
Apostle Paul
Peter
Jesus
Superman and the American Way echoed in a cinema crowd
Paul Harvey recalls a suburban theater matinee of Superman where a sea of schoolchildren cheered as the hero’s creed, Truth, justice and the American Way, echoed from the screen. The piece reflects on film spectacle, era morals, and the era’s hunger for righteousness.
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Harveys
Paul
Superman
Neuralia Settlement and Early Community Life on Mojave Line
Settlement began near Neuralia after the 1908 Mojave to Owengo Railway opened at mile 142.9. Neuralia grew with farming and mining claims, a 1915 post office, and a one room schoolhouse. Early residents included Levi and Mrs. Giddings, who helped sustain homesteads, form the Red Rock Improvement Club, and host Saturday gatherings where Todd Hunter entertained neighbors with yarns.
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Mojave
Owengo
Chaffee
Cambio
Trescape
Neuralia
Mark White
Todd Hunter
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