Saudis raise oil output despite quota pledge
Cyprus based AP reports the Middle East Economic Survey says Saudi Arabia has increased output beyond its self imposed ceiling to over 5 million barrels daily, with expectations near 6 million by month end. OPEC members exceed ceilings as global supply outstrips demand and prices fall. Saudi has signaled continued discounts through August while awaiting a new binding quota agreement.
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Cyprus
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Saudia Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Brioni
Yugoslavia
Geneva
Brown on hold for S. Africa job
President Reagan will not proceed with nominating Robert J. Brown as the first black U S ambassador to South Africa. An anonymous administration official cited questions from a background check about Brown's involvement with a Small Business Administration contract and union busting accusations from organized labor in North Carolina.
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S. Africa
Washington
Reagan
Robert J. Brown
U.S
South Africa
North Carolina
India becomes new focus of U S anti drug drive
A senior Reagan official says the DEA will send more agents to India as it grows as a drug consumption and transit hub for Southwest Asia. Asian drug control talks in Kathmandu will top a September agenda, amid U S efforts to curb global trafficking and a $60 million annual program. Recent moves include U S support to Bolivia for a cocaine crackdown and training for Mexican pilots operating anti-drug crop dusters.
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India
U.S
Southwest
Asia
America
Reagan Administration
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
Katmandu
Nepal
Bolivia
House
Kennedy Wedding at Hyannis Port Reveals Quiet Splendor
Caroline Kennedy wed in Hyannis Port in a ceremony performed by Rev. Donald A. MacMillan. The bride retained her name, with a reception for 400 at the Kennedy compound. Attendees described the event as exquisite while a spectator fainted and was helped away.
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Hyannis Port
Donald A. MacMillan
Brian Delaney
Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
Carolina Herrera
Delaney
Schlosserg
Will
Ortega attacks U S policy at Nicaragua rally in Esteli
President Daniel Ortega denounced American terrorist policies before about 15 000 at a rally in Esteli marking the Sandinistas seventh victory anniversary. He urged U N Security Council action after the Hague World Court ruled U S actions violated international law and pledged to press Washington to respond by July 27.
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Hague
Washington
Security Council
Swiss tourist abducted with Filipino guide off Zamboanga
Swiss traveler Hans Kunzli and his Filipino guide Adelina Gamoa were kidnapped while picnicking on Santa Cruz Island near Zamboanga. Fourteen gunmen arrived in three motor boats, dragging the pair aboard and fleeing toward Basilan, with naval patrols launched to search.
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Adelina Gamoa
Reynaldo Estrada
Santa Cruz Island
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Kunzli
Gamoa
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Estrada
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Madison
Wis
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Philippine
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