OPEC to defend market share over high prices in talks
Geneva oil ministers move to abandon a price war and defend a steady production level stepping back from propping up prices. A six nation committee will study how to implement the shift and set a minimum production level to defend market share amid potential price declines.
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Santa Claus mails back: Canada runs global letter reply
Montreal AP reports Canada Post and thousands of volunteers handle over half a million letters to Santa last year. Children worldwide received personalized replies, with multilingual standard replies and help from translators and Braille letters.
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Cheryl Ann
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Ghislaine Marsot
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Kenya
Vietnam
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Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Pope closes Rome Synod with upbeat call for unity
Pope John Paul II wrapped up an Extraordinary Synod at St. Peter's Basilica with a Mass urging a renewed Pentecost spirit to make the Church a sacrament of unity for the world. The gathering of about 165 cardinals and bishops and 90 observers issued recommendations for the third millennium, including a new doctrinal catechism and stronger bishops conferences, while stressing unity, dialogue, and the Church as mystery and sacrament.
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Leaked film shows Sakharov in apparent good health
A Bild newspaper videotape purports to show Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov well and engaged in daily tasks in Gorky. The report argues Moscow seeks to prove he is not seriously ill while he remains in internal exile amid hunger strike rumors.
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Victor Louis
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Soviet Union
Tass
Lorain County paper ad single copy and home delivery info
Daily Elyria Lorain County listing shows home delivery by carrier and Sunday issues. Pricing notes include single copy and weekly home delivery options with a weekly rate, printed by Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company from 225 East Avenue Elyria Ohio.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
East Avenue
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Daly
Guatemala Elects First Civilian President Since 1960s
Guatemala elects Christian Democrat Vinicio Cerezo in a landslide runoff, becoming the first civilian leader at the National Palace in 19 years. He vows democracy while opponents question military handover as Carpio concedes after trailing with 32.7 percent.
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Vinicio Cerezo
Guatemala
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Cerezo
Christian Democratic Party
Jorge Carpio
Union of the National Center
Carpio
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Supreme Electoral Tribunal
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