Gas oil costs push consumer prices up 1 percent
Washington AP report shows July CPI up one percent driven by higher energy and home heating costs. Food prices moderated with a 0.1 percent rise while energy lifted housing and transportation. Gasoline up 5 percent, heating oil up 6.2 percent, CPI at 218.9, 11.3 percent above July 1978.
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Patrick Jackman
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
House panel plans Sept hearing on Iran kerosene sale
A House energy subcommittee schedules a September 5 hearing to question Commerce Department justification for selling 2 million barrels of kerosene and diesel to Iran. Rep. Dingell's aide notes concerns over winter heating oil supplies and the administration defends the deal as minor compared with Iran's sales to the U.S.
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Federal judge rules OPEC nations immune from U.S. antitrust suit
U.S. District Judge A. Andrew Hauk ruled that U.S. courts lack jurisdiction over sovereign oil exporters in OPEC. The decision ends an antitrust suit against member nations, which he said are not subject to the Sherman Act. He noted each nation protects its oil resources for its citizens via taxes royalties and buy-backs.
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Russian dancer Godunov defects to seek asylum in U S
Alexander Godunov, star of the Bolshoi Ballet, defects while in New York to pursue new areas of dance. Immigration officials grant asylum and he stays with undisclosed private citizens. The 29 year old dancer, famed for speed and dramatic impact, joins a line of Soviet defectors including Baryshnikov and Nureyev.
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Bomb Found at Taiwan Office in Washington
Washington Montgomery County officials disclosed that a large bomb was recovered from the Coordination Council for North American Affairs headquarters. The building, not an embassy, is part of Taiwan relations. Fire marshal declined to comment as county authorities and the FBI conduct a joint investigation.
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Iranian gunships precede invasion of Saqqez's besieged garrison
AP reports helicopter gunships over Saqqez as government forces press to reinforce the army garrison. Rebels, about 2,000 strong, subjected to mortars and grenades as casualties rise with at least eight Kurds killed and 15 wounded. Schools turned into field hospitals amid heavy fighting. Government losses cited as 16 dead and 18 wounded. Civilians trapped, with reports of indiscriminate fire from air and ground.
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Appeal expected in religion race court battle
U.S. District Judge Oren R. Lewis found Marumsco Christian School did not discriminate when expelling 14 year old Melissa Fiedler for befriending a black student. The case centers on religious rights and First Amendment free exercise, with both sides signaling further appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
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Melissa Fiedler
Baptist Institution
Bledsoe
Charlotte
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Theodore H. Amshoff Jr
Amshoff Lewis
Rufus Bosticill
Amshoff
American Civil Liberties Union
Victor N. Obsberg
Teachers Strike Across Four States Hits Schools
The Associated Press reports strikes by teachers in Louisiana Pennsylvania and Oklahoma affect thousands of students. In Jefferson Parish near New Orleans about 2700 of 3375 teachers attended a closed door strategy meeting and sang We shall not be moved. In Oklahoma City over 1000 teachers missed class on the second strike day as 43000 pupils prepare to return Monday. Pittsburgh area districts Bethel Park and Allegheny Intermediate Unit see hundreds of teachers walk out while Cleveland 4700 teachers await contract talks.
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SIU Carbondale Theater Season Includes Two Comedies Drama and Childs Play
SIU Carbondale unveils a fall season with two comedies a drama and a children’s play for the new school year. The feature on Sunday highlights the slate aimed at diverse audiences and campus life.
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