OPEC signals possible production cut amid price drop
In Geneva OPEC leaders hint at cutting output without demanding non OPEC rivals join. Saudi Arabia backs enforcing ceilings while other nations weigh making 16 to 18 million barrels daily. Analysts expect prices to rebound if cuts hold, with WTI at 13.20 a barrel as talks continue.
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Oberlin Students Block CIA Interview Access
About 90 Oberlin College students gathered at Peters Hall to block a CIA recruiter from interviewing in the career office. Officials redirected the interview to an undisclosed location, with the protest remaining peaceful and outside by 10:15.
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Damascus blast kills dozens as car bombing shocks Syria
A Damascus refrigerator truck explosion killed many and wounded scores, with Syria blaming an Iraqi-backed Lebanese agent. In Beirut, UNRWA worker Zaki Hamadeh was kidnapped while en route to work, highlighting regional instability amid refugee aid operations.
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Austria
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Weather Outlook Shrugs Off Showers Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms tonight with windy conditions and a low in the mid 40s. An 80 percent rain chance persists into Wednesday with cloudy skies and a 50 percent chance of more showers and thunderstorms. highs near 56. Details on page A-3.
Lorain Promoted Workers Lose Jobs After Civil Service Test
Six of seven newly hired Lorain city utilities workers will be dismissed at month end for not scoring high enough on the Civil Service test. Only one ranked top. veterans credit boosts others’ scores, LeSuer says. Rybarczyk notes provisional hiring and training costs.
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US Posts Record $117.7 Billion Current Account Deficit
The Commerce Department reports 1985 current account deficit of 117.7 billion dollars, up 9.6 percent from 1984’s 107.4 billion, marking the United States as a net debtor for the first time in 71 years. The current account covers goods services and investment flows.
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City eyes funding for Carol Lane storm basin project
Elyria City Council Finance Committee weighs financing for a $260000 storm water retention basin on Carol Lane to curb neighborhood floods as only $43,194 of the street and traffic fund is uncommitted. Auditor says borrowing could cover the cost while budget rules limit new projects.
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