Britain Ready to Wage Oil Price War in OPEC Clash
Britain threatens a price war as Iran boasted of winning any oil market contest. The United Kingdom, not an OPEC member, signals readiness to cut its North Sea crude price below the current 30.56 per barrel to deter a price war, as OPEC unity frays and Saudi led efforts struggle amid glutted markets. Nigeria and Norway join Britain in pressuring for profits amid weaker demand.
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Canadian films labeled political propaganda stir U S protest
Washington AP reports the Justice Department defends a 35 year old law requiring three Canadian films to be labeled political propaganda two focus on acid rain and one on nuclear war Canada’s ambassador asks for reversal and the ACLU plans a court challenge Senator Kennedy demands Attorney General Smith explain the action calling it an iron curtain on American screens.
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Tennessee Williams Remembered For Deeply Woven Characters
New York AP reports on how Pulitzer Prize winner Tennessee Williams infused his own agony into every character he created. Joss Ackland, Jessica Tandy, and Elizabeth Ashley recall his passion and the transformative impact of his plays on actors and theater.
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Tennessee Williams Dies in New York at 71
Playwright Tennessee Williams died in New York at age 71. Born March 26, 1911, in Columbus Mississippi, Williams rose to fame with The Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire. His career spanned stage and screen, with works adapted for film and translation to Soviet theaters. Williams influenced American drama despite later years of limited success.
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Publisher Cowles Sr. Dies at 84 in Minneapolis
John Cowles Sr. former president and chairman of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Co. died at 84 from cardiac arrest at his home. A longtime journalist editor and publisher he shaped international relations politics education and the arts. A memorial service is planned at Gethsemane Episcopal Church in downtown Minneapolis and his body was donated to the University of Minnesota Hospitals for research.
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Elyria paper offers daily postage and delivery rates
The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company lists postage paid in Elyria Ohio and details delivery options. It notes single copy daily and Sunday prices, home delivery by carrier, and weekly or monthly rates for adult motor route delivery with advance payment required.
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