OPEC ministers seek price and production stability
Four OPEC monitoring ministers from UAE Algeria Venezuela and Indonesia opened talks in Abu Dhabi to defend a base price of 34 dollars per barrel for light Arabian crude and to maintain a 17.5 million barrel daily production ceiling. They plan to seek support for a production and price freeze, with Venezuela pressing to keep 1.9 million bpd despite a 1.5 million cap due to financial strain.
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Rawhi A. Abeidoh
Abu Dhabi
United Arab Emirates
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Mana Saeed al Otaiba
OPEC
Venezuela
Mines and Energy
Humberto Calderon-Berti
Otaiba
Monitoring Committee
Algeria
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Gulf
IOPEC
Abducted postmistress body found near Elgin
Betty Jane Mottinger postmistress abducted Aug 9 during a Elgin post office robbery was found dead under a tarpaulin in a soybean field. Autopsy at Medical College of Ohio in Lucas County ruled death by multiple stab wounds. Identity confirmed by dental charts after a tip led deputies to the scene.
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Findlay
Ohio
UPI
Betty Jane Mottinger
Elgin
Hancock County Sheriff's Deputies
Medical College of Ohio
Lucas County
Father and Soldier Brother in Law Talk on Defection to North Korea
Kathleen White cries as her Army son Pfc Joseph T White defected Aug 28 from a DMZ guard post in South Korea. Parents accept the Army's findings, seek truth and ask why. Reagan sent a personal letter while friends offer prayers and support.
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Timbryant
ST. Louis
UPI
Reagan
Kathleen White
North Korea
Joe
Tam
Seoul
White
Dmz
South Korea
Army
Rail wage gap blocks settlement in stalled talks
Negotiations resume over whether engineers can keep their wage differential as unions push for higher pay. The UTU walked out after the cooling-off period expired, triggering nationwide rail shutdowns and renewed fear of a broader strike. Congress weighed intervention while industry seeks a no-strike pledge in return for concessions.
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United Transportation Union
Hopkins
The
United
Congress
Nixon
Massacre claims and international reactions escalate in Lebanon
Red Cross reports hundreds killed as refugees search Sabra and Chatilla camps. Witnesses describe women clawing dirt over hidden victims, with estimates up to 300 to 200 children buried. Israel blames Phalangist allies. Begin cabinet denies involvement as calls for resignations rise. International condemnation grows.
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Sabra
Associated Press
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Clara Hemphill
Beirut Radio
An-Nahar
The
Front For the Liberation of
Lebanon
Chatilla
Front
U.S
John Gunther Dean
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Mossad Intelligence Agency
Menachem Begin
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Begin
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Jordan River
Gemayel
West Beirut
Israel Radio
PLO
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