OPEC split on price talks as ministers seek accord
Algeria AP reports OPEC members opened formal talks on a price compromise likely to lift the world oil price and raise U.S. gasoline and heating oil costs. Saudi Arabia and other nations voiced pessimism about reaching agreement, while Iran proposed a price cut to restore unity.
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Hare Krishna sect under probe for arms cache
Police scrutinize Hare Krishna groups in California and New York amid reports of large weapon stocks and ammunition caches. Investigators say the sect has claimed peace and religion while authorities note years of self defense rhetoric masking potential threats. A plant near Ukiah found rifles ammo grenades and riot guns. Berkeley warehouse held casings powder and slugs for 50 000 rounds. The legality rests on licenses. The case ties to state and federal actions and to budget for the State Fair solicitation rulings.
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Farmer’s Morning Verse Foolishly Misreads Time
A playful quip has a farmer mispronouncing and mangling a simple morning question about work time. He answers with a comically garbled line that stumbles over words and letters, creating a humorous confusion about when he begins his day.
Gas Ration Plan Heads for Congress in Complex Form
The Carter administration plans a standby gasoline rationing program likely to be sent to Congress this week. It envisions mailing free coupon checks redeemable for gas at service stations, with allocations of 80 percent for individuals, 80 percent for businesses, and 90 percent for priority sectors. The plan avoids immediate approval hurdles, pending 30 day rejection window.
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Justice's removal urged in Chautauqua case
Albany AP reports the New York Commission on Judicial Conduct asks for removal of Edwin Seaton for presiding over two motor vehicle cases in 1974 involving his son, mishandling records, and taking funds for personal use. The panel cites improper charges against Seaton’s son and a later muffler charge. three of nine members urged censure instead. Seaton has 30 days to appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Self defense ruling follows Onondaga shooting
Authorities say a protest at Onondaga ended with a man shot after being threatened by a homeless man and a teenager. Instructor Douglas Ingalls 46 faces charges as the case goes to a grand jury. Victim Steven Keyes 19, possibly from South Carolina, research note found linking a relative in Auburn Correctional Facility. Page 44.
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Clark urges apology to Iran in Paris interview
Former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark urged the United States to apologize for past actions in Iran and said he is not bothered by criticism or possible prosecution for traveling to Iran in defiance of a presidential ban. He argued sanctions would drive Iran closer to the Soviet Union and noted ten Americans face potential prison terms and fines.
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Afghan rebels battle for Kabul in heavy fighting around capital
Afghan guerrillas and Soviet troops clashed in a wide arc around Kabul with reports of up to 1,000 rebels killed and 2,000 wounded. Rebels slipped into the city amid bombardment as reports from Tehran Radio claimed more than 1,000 Soviet soldiers were killed in nearby provinces. Villagers described devastation from raids and deaths, while Afghan sources said heavy fighting continued near Paghman, Bani Char-i-Kar, Kalangar, Saharastan, and Jalalabad as rebels pressed toward Kabul. Indian merchants closed shops amid rumors of the assault.
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Weather outlook for Cool spell and mixed sun
The forecast warns of unseasonably cool air with temperatures near 40 degrees tonight and only about 55 degrees tomorrow. Intervals of sun are expected but overall warming delays, with a 14 to 20 percent chance of showers tonight dropping to around 10 percent tomorrow. The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport predicts fairer, warmer weather later this week.
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Sniper's dad marries her sex cellmate in Arizona ceremony
Wallace Spencer, father of Brenda Spencer, wed 17-year-old former cellmate Shela McCoy in Yuma Arizona on March 26. Investigators probe possible criminal acts in San Diego County. probation officer seeks review for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and statutory rape.
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